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Jen SEPTA's cut line to Fox Chase became the Pennypack Trail the Reading Railroad operated the line prior to creation of the trail.

Jen your videos are always inspiring to where your making me want to get back to jobs in warehousing so I can get back into a car to explore more. I had been homeless many times far to many and as I stated before I passed a lot of this in the SEPTA Class 1 Transit system. I need to get time and money to get back out there to explore.

Just a guess, i think the river was part of the canal system ?

Take a trip to lockport , ny to see the erie canal. Started from buffalo, ny all the way to albany, ny to the hudson river! Now that is a canal, still in use in the summer.

Great video

Trying to find the rocks that ring is like a treasure hunt

That is cool, most people would not even think of looking in that tunnel, let alone walk through it . This is the kind of adventure I like doing if I can find the time. The large pine tree is a Cedar and the logs around the frame of the door and building are Birch , I believe they are yellow birch .

What the hey , white for both Appalachian Trail and the games land trail , that's wrong !👎 My only regret is that I didn't discover your site a year ago when it came out.

Whenever you are on top of a mountain and you have a great view, you can use that as an excuse to catch your breath. 👍 Awesome hike , I love that I get to see everything you go through. A lot of people don't know how to film the trail and talk at the same time . This is excellent ! 👍 Good camera it actually shows how steep the hike is.

I really enjoyed watching this video.I got to see how rocky this part of the trail is instead of hearing about it afterward. I like how you don't regret going of trail and you consider it part of the experience . I saw another video of yours about the canal and found it interesting.

Your content and this video specifically are very interesting! Thanks so much for sharing!

I've lived here for almost five years, and until this video, never knew you can just go inside those buildings. 😂

Thanks Jenn for the video! I live in Maryland and my company is based in Williamsport PA. Never knew this history or the pajama factory. Thanks for sharing. I’m for sure a new subscriber!😊

Love your videos Jen❣️

those canals amaze me . hard to think they were once in use and probably dug out by hand. Enjoyed watching and Happy New Year

Thanks for enduring cold feet to show us around. There were alot of interesting remnants around and it looked beautiful with the snow.

Cool boat replica! Neat bridge. It would be fun to ice skate on that pond. The canal is cool. It's so interesting to hear how they used to work the lock. What an odd shed! I think you're right about the Susquehanna River. It's shallow and rocky in spots. Neat old barn. It'll look completely different when the snow melts. Great video! I hope you have a wonderful New Year's! 😃💚👊

Delightful hike. Thanks for bringing us along. 😊

Font Hill tour is in two parts. Each one is a little more than an hour. It's a must see. Pretty sure you need to get tickets weeks in advance, at least that is how it was when we went..., about 5 years ago??? Anyway, it is great!!

I live 10 minutes from there and didn't realize it existed. If you ever get back to the area, there's a place in Montoursville named Riverfront Park. It was a Native American Village named Ostonwakin. It's pretty interesting.

Hey Jenny I just discovered your exploring adventures channel. Your exploring adventures are so interesting. I do the same thing exploring in New Jersey when I have time from work on my blueberry farm and gardens

If you want to know how old the tracks are the dates are on them.

Thank you. What a great video. A bit of nature and local history. I just subscribed and am looking forward to watching more. Thanks again. 😊

you ever get here ill make a hot meal and a cup of coffee

Hey, nice explore! I’d heard of the canal but didn’t know about the park in Muncy. Nice spot! Two little facts I can add…The railroad you mention is very much in operation, it’s the Lycoming Valley Railroad. A lil shortline from Muncy 40 miles west to Avis. Supports industry in and around Williamsport. And the Susquehanna river, aside from being one of the largest non-navigable rivers, is believed to be the one of the oldest rivers in existence in the world. Thanks for the look-see!

It was so nice to see someone visit and explore my hometown. A lot of your footage was my stomping grounds as a kid. I grew up in Perkasie and still live here. I have visited the indoor Carousel many times and they still have old time ticket prices and great food.

i never get that way to check out the old canal. I know you can see the canal wall along the shore of the West Branch of the Susquehanna River. My fiance and I did the whole river and came upon the wall unexpectedly. Theres a canal near me in Clinton and Centre County, I have a video of a lock near Howard: ruclips.net/video/e-21jY3rjx4/видео.html If you can next spring or summer go down to Cresson/Gallitzin and stop by the Allegheny Portage RR Nat'l Historic Site. The ONLY Canal Sys to have a RR in it. I highly recommend a visit there. If ya want I can show you around and show ya my best friends B&B in Gallitzin right next to the tracks. Lmk if you want to see the one canal lock near me. This time of year is the best time to see it. Plus the Eagle Iron Works is mins away.

Lovely! So jealous of the winter wonderland….I wish I could afford to travel right now. Love from Arkansas Jen!

I can tell its really cold by the way the snow crunches beneath your feet, at least it wasn't windy, stay warm Lady.

Thanks for the vid you know the crazy thing about those canals they were dug out by hand picks and shovels and wheelbarrows. Have a good day.

A White Christmas 🎄 😊 A great year of content. JEN!! Looking forward to next year's posts !

A very Merry Christmas to y'all. Thanks for another great video Jenny.

What an exciting hike knowing the story of the cave. The tunnel did not seem very tall! There were some very intriguing places in this hike that got my curiosity going and would really like to explore there. The prayer rock area was pretty neat.

thanks for stoping by as a local of Renovo i have lots of more information for you

Such a great adventure with you and Tony. I could tell he was excited on this hike. I could hear him a bit better on this video. Your camera work and comments took us on a great journey. I live in Bucks County and have never been to Ringing Rocks.

never seen anything like ringing rocks , way cool

Leave it to you to go around banging on rocks 🤣🤣 beautiful waterfall and location.

This was really a very cool video! The long cuts along the floor of the waterfall pathway, almost look man made as they were so evenly spaced and the width of the spaces were also very even. Very interesting and beautiful. Can’t wait till you return here in the Spring! Enjoy lots more exciting adventures and thanks for taking us along!😊

The canal ran up to the paper mill on the other side of town!

I am a history lover too and to do it with a lady as attractive as you is a treat

"It looks like someone is mooning us." 😂 Hahaha It did look like buns.

Do you go hiking and just always bring a claw hammer??? 😂😂

I feared you two were going to get a foot stuck in between the rocks. Ouch. Have you ever done that? It's painful and you get stuck. Good to travel with a buddy thru all those rocks. Happy Holidays 🌲 and winter solstice 🌞

Neat! Now we know what is behind the falls ; )

Bake oven knob. I've been there, so beautiful on the top! Beautiful views!

Wow! This was a serious hike for you! Rocks were definitely dicey! Beautiful views, tho! Gotta tell you, you're so funny what you say while on these trails! Love it❤ Would love to go hiking with you!

I lived on upper minimum church rd.it used to be very nice up there.

That was fun. Thanks for sharing. Thought I heard you playing jingle bells on the rocks. Very cool. Have a great Christmas 🎄

Nice! There's something about the monochromatic look of a gray sky with the rocks and stream...all you need with that is snow covered stream banks! Also, that rock wall where the icicles were towards the end was wicked looking....the way it was cut..looked almost like cedar shingles... Happy trails!

At 5:18 it looks like the original trolley track bed to the right....