Embracing peace and quiet, especially in the many hidden corners of Pennsylvania, is relatively easy. Finding time for that peace and quiet, on the other hand, can pose a steep challenge sometimes. When you do manage to carve out some time for a bit of quiet, plan a visit to Columcille Megalith Park in Pennsylvania, an outdoor sanctuary that draws nearly 5,000 visitors each year.

A private park in Bangor, Columcille Megalith Park provides a tranquil setting for exploration along winding paths and for quiet reflection as you view...
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More than 90 stone structures that dot the landscape. Some say the megaliths remind them of England's Stonehenge. However, the inspiration for this unique park comes from...
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The Isle of Iona, a miniscule island in Inner Hebrides. It was there, in the 1960s, that inspiration struck William Cohea, when he dreamed of rock formations surrounding him.
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Inspired by the beauty of his dream, Cohea returned to the United States, where he set out to make his dream come true. The park started as a lone chapel, to which visitors could escape for...
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Quiet reflection or in search of inspiration. As the years passed, standing stones, or megaliths, were added to the park.
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Explore the park at your own pace - it's open from dawn to dusk daily - but try to keep in mind the purpose of the area is to provide visitors with a place to go when they seek quiet or solitude.
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Beautiful wooded paths feature spots for mediation or reflection. Each visitor finds his or her own meaning in the megaliths that hearken back to pre-Celtic times.
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Columcille, Inc., a non-profit, preserves the Celtic-inspired sanctuary. To help with the upkeep of the natural wonder, visitors are asked to donate $10 per person for adults and $5 per child.
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Stop by the official website of Columcille Megalith Park for more information. Or, go here for Facebook.
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Have you been to Columcille Megalith Park in Pennsylvania? What did you think? Share your experience in the comments! If you’re a fan of natural and man-made wonders, consider checking out the seven wonders of Pennsylvania.

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Columcille Megalith Park, 2155 Fox Gap Rd, Bangor, PA 18013, USA