Best Tourist Attractions Near Drumore, PA [Ranked by Locals]
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Top Tourist Attractions
Near Drumore, PA
The
Tourist Attractions
below are listed according to our rankings, starting with the highest-ranked Tourist Attractions
first.
The Pinnacle Overlook
4.9
(966 Reviews)
Featured review:
"A great drive and awesome view from the overlook area. Nice place to relax and have picnic. Great drive through Lancaster country roads and Amish village to reach here. Pack your lunch or snacks before getting here. Look out for small local sellers in front of their houses. In fact we bought some g...
Susquehannock State Park
4.8
(689 Reviews)
Featured review:
"Great place for a short hike. Handful of different loops and offers a variety of terrain. Nothing too challenging, however some trails can be quite steep and not ideal for anyone with mobility issues. All the trails are blazed but are all in the same color. Trail junctions are staked out with...
Kellys Run Nature Preserve
4.8
(317 Reviews)
Featured review:
"Neat trail. Lots of folks hiking and hiking with dogs. If you have an older dog or non-agile dog, I would not recommend this hike. Beautiful rock formations and stream crossings. Lots of parking. Easy to navigate. Overall, worth the hour plus drive to get there." - Christina G....
Climbers Run Nature Center
4.8
(163 Reviews)
Featured review:
"A great place to explore nature. Secluded and quiet, diverse areas for spotting wildlife. Check their calendar for special event. The “volunteer work day” is an enjoyable way to spend a few hours in the woods…this event occurs monthly. Mud boots recommended, especially during the rainy seas...
Shenks Ferry Wildflower Preserve
4.7
(202 Reviews)
Featured review:
"Great place for a relaxing hike! Beautiful flowers in April. There is a stone trail back to where hiking trails start. Hike is easy with only slight upgrade. I saw a stroller or two on the trail but it will take a little muscle to get them over bumps and the stroller should have bigger wheels. Nice...
Colemanville Covered Bridge 11’6” Clearance
4.8
(77 Reviews)
Featured review:
"Bridge is beautiful. Visited for a few moments since no parking signs surrounded. Had my boyfriend wait in the truck while I took some photos." - Ginger H....
Clark Nature Preserve
4.7
(54 Reviews)
Featured review:
"Spacious parking area with semi difficult trails that lead to wonderful views. Great for anyone wanting a good cardio workout with various inclines and rocks to climb." - Steven J....
Trout Run Nature Preserve
4.8
(41 Reviews)
Featured review:
"Love this trail, fantastic hiking, and great for some fly fishing for brookies" - Mike...
Baumgardener’s Covered Bridge
4.6
(45 Reviews)
Featured review:
"Most covered bridges deserve 5 stars, and this is no exception. There was a small spot to park on the northwest side of the bridge, but it was covered in bamboo reeds. Most of the bridge is flanked by private property." - Janet R....
Robert Fulton Birthplace
4.6
(45 Reviews)
Featured review:
"We really enjoyed our visit. The site is very well-maintained and has some beautiful scenery in the area. There are lots of informative exhibits in the house and if you didn’t know much before your visit, it’ll tell you everything you want to know." - Kristen B....
