This park stretches along PA State Route 233 for several miles, and there are plenty of options of what to do here. Camping is big, and there is a free lake - with a beach to swim at. The old iron works and the Iron Masters's mansion stand out as landmarks.This is a really good place for a picnic, and great for walking your dog and hiking. The Appalachian Trail runs right through the park, and part of the trail here is actually paved, so you may include older, infirm ones, or wheelchairs can move easily on this end of the hike. I liked that. There is a parking lot for those who are hiking deeper into the trail. Park here- and you can start hiking up the ridge.

Sop by the State Park Visitor's Center for maps and there is a nice display room here to that tells the story of this important early industrial site.