Presque Isle State Park

USA / Pennsylvania / Erie /
 peninsula, state park, National Natural Landmark
Presque Isle State Park encompasses the entire peninsula which creates the bay and port of Erie. Annually, Presque Isle is Pennsylvania's most visited state park with over 4 million visitors.
Presque Isle offers seven miles of beaches along Lake Erie, hiking and a 13.5 mile biking trail, picnic pavilions and other features that include a newly opened, $31 million Tom Ridge Environmental Center for visitors, tourists, students and researchers.

www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/parks/presqueisle.aspx
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presque_Isle_State_Park
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Coordinates:   42°8'37"N   80°6'39"W

Comments

  • I was a resident of Erie for 18+ years. Presque Isle is anything but stupid. It offers views of local wildlife, public beaches, boat access, a bike path, and a great view of the city's shoreline from across the bay.
  • Great park. Makes up for what a crap city Erie is (sorry, just being honest).
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