Beautiful park with multiple pavilions, multiple kid's play areas and numerous grill stations. The…read moregrounds are well-kept and litter free. Probably the best county park I've seen in my travels. There's also a 2-lane boat launch area and 2 restroom facilities. A permit or sticker is needed to use the boat launch but if just using it for a day, can ask permission for a one-day use.

Great boat ramp and courtesy docks. First, Tenmile Creek is packed with alewives, gizzard shad, un…read morenamed minnows, etc Two where's shad, there's game fish. Game fish like hybrid striped bass, smallmouth, pike, walleye, muskies are constantly feeding off the schools and migrate in and out of the creek. There's a solid weed line extending into deeper water on the Mon, directly across from where the creek enters the river. I'd love to find a waterfront AirBnb or any accommodation near this launch but ZERO exist.

Great state park about 1.5 hours southwest of Pittsburgh (near the West Virginia border). Went on…read morea hike with the Pittsburgh HIking Meetup group at this lovely park on a misty cool October Saturday. Jared with the park led our group on a 6 mile hike (of the total 13 miles they have) thru the park. He was very informative and a great host. Most paths were wide enough for several people across and the terrain was quite hilly, making for a great workout. We did encounter a couple deer on our outing and Jared indicated there are many wild turkeys in the park, as well. The park office had quite a bit of literature and they have a great map of the trails along with a great listing of the trails with their lengths in miles, total elevation, elevation gain, and difficulty level. There are restroom facilities at the park office (flushing toilets and sinks). Note that hunting and camping are also activities within the park boundaries.

Hard to see why this is even considered a park. Except for the campground area there was nothing…read morepark-like to be found. Correction: I would one picnic table and about three parking spaces with nothing nearby to notice parker. The were signs indicating some water features if they were still there, they are not apparent. A theoretical pool may have been taken over by some sort of energy plant.

Ice cream is good, but the service is horrible. I stopped there yesterday on my way to watch my…read moregrandson and the girl who waited on me was very unfriendly. It takes very little to put even a slight smile on your face. I ordered some lunch and while ordering she cut me off several times. I then went up to the counter to order a small milkshake to take she snapped at me "All we have is one size" Honestly I will not be going back anytime soon. Note they were not even busy for a Sunday afternoon.

The food is always amazing and real home cooked comfort food for a great reasonable price. Super…read morefast and efficient service too.

This place is a slice of heaven. From the guided pheasant hunts to three sporting clay courses,…read morefive stands, all positioned on a gorgeous chunk of land...it's just worth checking out. The summer time Steak and Shoot nights are an amazing value and wonderful place to entertain clients or just unwind a bit on hump day

This place is awesome. Guided hunt was awesome, 5 guys and 26 pheasants down in 4 hours. Dogs were…read moregreat, experience was fun. Would recommend to anyone looking to upland hunt.

Had no idea where to park. Drove around a bit and finally parked around the 2 mile marker. We were…read morealong the river briefly but then no view and lots of fences. Wouldn't choose this trail for walking

Easy bike ride along the Monongahela River. My friend and I started at the well-marked Clarksville…read moretrailhead near the Greene Cove Yacht Club and made our way towards Rices Landing. For the time being the trail is not very long (about 11 miles roundtrip) but I read that there are plans to add another 9 miles to the trail which would make it worth driving from Pittsburgh to enjoy on bike. We unfortunately got caught in the rain and a couple down trees meant we turned around about two thirds of the way. Nevertheless the trail had little elevation and Rices Landing was a nice place to stop (there are historic buildings in town, a gazebo and a small park where you can sit along the river). We passed several picnic benches along the trail where one could sit and take in the lovely view. There was also a portajohn at the Rices Landing trailhead parking. Weather permitting, this would be a lovely hiking/walking trail. I'll be back with my bike in better weather once the trail is extended.

Clean and well taken care of. Highly recommend if you are looking for a gym in the arearead more

Best Gym in town. Super clean. Full Gym. Tanning. Bonus CrossFit room. Fitness Classes. Nice…read morestaff. Hit them up. You won't regret it!

My husband and I come here as much as we can when we want to shoot the guns or bows…read more They have a few areas for each type of shooting, including a walk-around course for archery. The archery area is nice and wooded with decent trails leading to the target housings. It can get crowded, as they do have some organized events going on with clay shooting and such, but overall its a good time and a nice place to shoot. PROS: Nice grounds well maintained bow and gun friendly CONS: organized events can hack up your morning if you're unaware of them when planning to go shoot TIPS: Make sure to take your targets (none provided--which is typical so don't act surprised!) and something to tack them up with; Clean up after yourself or I will personally deliver a harsh beat-down to you. "Leave it like you found it or better!!"

nice range, good folks, helpful, polite, I came in not knowing anyone and right away I had members…read moretripping over themselves to sponsor me. They have a lot of upgrades in the works. The club boasts an archery range, rifle and pistol. The reason it's only four stars, no trap or skeet permitted, no steel targets permitted. There's a reasonable reason for this but still, these additions would make the club perfect. Glad to be member and I encourage everyone to check them out!

Finished our stay-cation with a 5 mile hike through bear run. We followed the red loop - within…read moreabout 1/4 mile you lost the sounds of the road and could only hear the stream that the hike traversed and crossed. The terrain was challenging at times with rocks and fallen logs that required climbing. Areas also very muddy that could not be avoided. The path is clearly marked and getting lost would be something someone did on purpose! Across the street from falling water, the parking lot is behind the barn. Multiple trails of varying difficulty. Would definitely visit again.

What a great place!!! Who knew??? I know we've driven by here dozens of times going to Ohiopyle or…read moreFallingwater and just thought it was a parking lot of some sort. But NO! This place is amazing!! A big thanks to Susan D and her list of hiking places for pointing it out! This is not to be missed if you're looking for some outdoor adventure and some great hiking along miles and miles of trails. We drove out here solely to spend a great fall day in the woods. Armed with trail maps we got online we picked out roughly the miles we wanted to hike and started off. What surprised us was the condition of the trails - amazing! Some were pine covered making for soft comfortable walking. Others were moss or grass covered and a few had some loose rock that you had to be careful with. I know this is Laurel Mountain but I was amazed to be hiking through dense forests of spectacular mountain laurel and rhododendron. What a gorgeous place! We were there after all the leaves were gone but we are sure to come back when the place is in bloom or in full fall color. We didn't run into a single person anywhere during our extensive hike ( we enjoyed it so much we went far beyond our initial hiking plan!). If you enjoy hiking and being outdoors, I highly recommend you give Bear Run a try. It's worth the drive!!