Bilger's Rocks
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| Shadows of ourselves |
We fed our inner geologists today with a visit to an interesting rock out-cropping. Located just outside of Curwensville in western, Pennsylvania, Bilger's Rocks is called a classic "Rock City." A result of frost wedging the large sandstone blocks make for an irresistible play ground for kids of all ages.
http://docs.dcnr.pa.gov/cs/groups/public/documents/document/dcnr_20032552.pdf
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| Tom ready for the hike. |
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| The first crevice we encountered. |
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| The autumn made it just beautiful. |
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| Looking down. |
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| I see light under that boulder. |
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| Exposed tree roots helping to erode the sandstone. |
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| Bill was the first one to the bottom. |
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| The roots look so interesting. |
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| A fungus? I need to do some identification. |
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| We got to watch some young people climbing and repelling. |
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| Just beauty in the rocks and trees. |
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| Bonfire ring at the top. |
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| Pavilion decorated for Halloween. |
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| Playground. |
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| Beautiful stage. |
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| Looking at the campground. Tent camping only. |
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| Concession stand. |
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