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Anonymous07/21/26, 19:44No.2875295Hello Goyim
Im taking a trip up to Jim Thorpe PA and im looking for the best activities to do since my cousin Gov Shapiro shut down Glen Onoko. Me and the other masters are going to buy and return a raft on the first day for the river, but im looking for stuff to do on foot as well if you dont give me the best and coolest info on the area between Lakewood and Jim Thorpe PA im gonna call your boss and have you fired.
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Anon07/21/26, 20:00No.2875298
the easiest view is tank hollow trail (dirt road), there's a gate that I think it just open for hunting season (check arcgis for state game lands for exact dates) there's a view that WOULD be good at the end of the dirt road that takes you to tank hollow but I think it's pretty obstructed (let me know if you get there), the dirt road is gated so you would have to walk or bike to get to the end but I think there's a view at the endglen onoko isn't closed, they just closed the trail that's right along the water, cuz korean tourists would come by bus in winter without spikes and fall and die in the winter you can still access the falls and the cliffs just not as close to the water the main attraction is the trail along the west rim of the lehigh gorge (forge the name of the trail) but its 1000 ft to the top and then a hike for 5-6 miles each way and it looks like the views get even better if you go past the main first one (hetchel cliffs or something like that) and you can loop back with the trail along the river esp if you have a bikeyou can rent bikes, you can get a shuttle from one end of the trail to another so you can take the rail trail downhill I've heard bad things about the scenic choo choothere's also a trail near town that's slightly easier than the main gorge rim trail - it's only 500 ft you just park next to someone's house its kinda weird and then it's basically a very rocky road up to where the old incline plane used to take you and there's two views - one of the river, one of the town (which is really nice)also a free decent view at the 100 mile view outside of town
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Anon07/21/26, 20:15No.2875300
there's also a cabin that was owned by the town doctor years ago - abandoned now but on public land with a nice viewI forget the name of the doc offhand but its basically across from the tank hollow trail view, but with a better view there's a road to it - but its gated and owned by silver ridge hunting club - its on my list to ask if they would let me drive to the cabin - probably gonna say no but worth askingthere's a video on youtube by an "urbex" type of guy on youtube showing you can also hike to that view a different way - seems like you park at the long scenic loop view trail just north of weatherly, and then you do that trail for a while then probably just blaze through the woods over to the cabin - druckenmiller cabin there just remembered the namethis is not the video I was looking for but shows the view:https://youtu.be/P8DRbsz_oeEhickory run has nice camping and an ok but easy to do view of the lehigh river (alltrails somewhere) you can also sneak into their showers after a hike so you don't get heat-rash after a sweaty hike...but, I recommend going an extra hour to the endless mtns if you have time there's lots of near (but difficult) trails there frozen run vista, grays run vista, mehoopany creek vista (warning xtra hard) but this hike also could take you to virgin fir trees past the view if you are very very fit and so inclined I think the info is on endless mountains wordpressalso ricketts glen waterfalls, and eagle's mere is a cute town with a museum
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Anon07/21/26, 21:11No.2875309
also google maps lists this as permanently closed (though there's multiple parking areas one at a house that's private so google could just have the wrong address) so maybe you should double check before going but this is a nice view of the delaware river closer to you there's two views - one to the right down a sketchy steep slope, and one to the left of a bridgehttps://www.njhiking.com/milford-bluffs/I did this hike ~ 2 years ago it's kinda confusing once you get into the open field part and there's no signs or anything