The Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania in Wellsboro, also known as Pine Creek Gorge, stretches for over 45 miles with depths of nearly 1,500 feet and is part of the Tioga State Forest.

The Pennsylvania Grand Canyon is also home to many animals common to other forested areas of the state. Visitors will sometimes see deer, snakes, or even bears roaming through the forests.

WELLSBORO, Pa. — Pennsylvania is a paradise for people who love the outdoors, and far away from the noise of small-town festivals, crowded streets and tourists is Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon. The ...

The Grand Canyon, a geological marvel in northwestern Arizona, is popular with holidaymakers from both the United States and all around the world. As the second-most visited national park in the ...

Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania. There’s no grander natural area in Pennsylvania than the Grand Canyon in Wellsboro, Tioga County. It’s so large, the Pine Creek Gorge has two state parks.

When people think of the Grand Canyon, they probably think of the one out west with its bands of red rock and its enormous size. But did you know that Pennsylvania has a geological feature that is ...

Pennsylvania’s Grand Canyon, the Pine Creek Gorge in Tioga State Forest, reaches from Ansonia to Jersey Shore & is home to bears, river otters and bald eagles.

Irvin Fink Jr. and his sister, Ellen Hull, were inspired by their father to hike the Grand Canyon. At the time, Fink, now 67, ...

Pennsylvania’s Grand Canyon, officially named the Pine Creek Gorge, became a National Natural Landmark in 1968. Visitors to the Wellsboro area can also hike along the 62-mile Pine Creek Rail ...