Pennsylvania’s home to some of the most breathtaking natural beauty in the country. From Pine Creek Gorge to the 21 named waterfalls at Ricketts Glen State Park, the state is drenched in natural beauty. We have so many ways to admire that beauty while exploring all corners of Pennsylvania. Go on an epic adventure in Pennsylvania, for example, when you visit one of the most beautiful state parks in the Mid-Atlantic.

Nestled in Bald Eagle State Forest, Raymond B. Winter State Park in Mifflinburg beckons visitors with its natural beauty and a full menu of amenities.
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Spanning a cozy 695 acres, the beautiful Pennsylvania state park welcomes adventurers all year round - and this is one place you have to visit in each season.
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Arguably the gem of the park, the spring-fed Halfway Lake is popular for fishing (including ice fishing).
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A white sand beach leads to the water, making it a popular summertime stop. No matter when you visit, stop by to admire the cascading water of the dam.
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One of the best ways to explore is via mountain bike or on a scenic hiking trail.
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The cozy Pennsylvania state park features 6.3 miles of hiking trails, ranging in difficulty from easy to hard.
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For an easy but scenic trek, follow the .03-mile Laurel Trail. You'll make your way up Bake Oven Mountain, where you'll be treated to gorgeous views.
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Raymond B. Winter State Park offers a picture-perfect setting for having a picnic. You can also spend the night by pitching a tent, or parking your RV. Several cottages are also available to rent.
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The fun doesn't stop when the calendar turns to winter, either. Stop by the park after a fresh snowfall for a cross-country skiing or snowmobiling adventure.
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