2023 Groundhog Day Celebration Punxsutawney Groundhog Club Events Event tickets go on sale Midnight, Sunday, December 11, 2022. The Inner Circle is pleased to announce the Groundhog Club Sponsored events for Groundhog Day, February 2, 2023. Tickets can be purchased online at www.groundhog.org and at The Gobbler’s Knob Visitors Center. Wed, Feb 1, 2023. Gobbler’s Knob …
When: February 18, 2023 — 11:00 am – 2:00 pm/ Where: Cook Forest State Park, 113 River Rd, Cooksburg, PA 16217 Come join us for a day of fun wintry activities along the picturesque, National Wild & Scenic Clarion River within Cook Forest State Park. Various activities will be held at the new River Pavilion …
Fall in Cook Forest and the surrounding area is so beautiful. I was tempted to take a road trip and take photos on the way. My trip went from our property to River Road and all along Clarion River up to the Hallton Sportsman’s Club (known as Hallton Hilton). Then, after lunch at Cousin Basil’s …
Friday, August 12 at 9:00 p.m. Please meet at the Ridge Camp Park Amphitheater to learn about the onstellations and watch the Perseid Meteors put on their annual show. Attendees should bring a chair and flashlight and are urged to download one of the following free apps, SKYVIEW or NIGHT SKY, on their cell phones. …
A staple in Cook Forest community, the Pickle Barrel, will be hosting a National Fireman Appreciation Day event at their location on Saturday, May 7th from 10am-4pm. Located 1.25 miles south of Cook Forest on Route 36, The Pickle Barrel is a local establishment here in Cook Forest, offering 3200 sq.ft. of local and handmade …
When out and about on our beautifully-scenic Cook Forest hiking trails and State Park areas, keep your eyes peeled for a familiar Pennsylvania guest, the Eastern Coyote. Since the late 1930’s, the domestic Eastern coyote has been a guest of the northern populations of Pennsylvania, ever since it migrated in from the Catskill Mountains-area of …
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People in Pennsylvania have experienced more bear sightings most probably because more of us have been home to see them due to the pandemic. Have you or someone you know seen a black bear lately – such as in your trash, in a tree or just walking by? I know we have here in Cook …
