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    Mingo Creek Park

    4.7 (13 reviews)

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    Telescope
    Florie A.

    There's an observatory nearby at the park. We got to see Saturn and Jupiter. Brought my siblings with me during their recent observation event. It was short tho because they had to close the roof since it was getting cloudy. So cool!

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    Spirited R.

    Love this park. It's near our house. They have a 2+ mile trail to walk, hiking and much more. They have the Mingo creek that travels through out the park. During fishing season it's stocked with trout. A great place for kids to go and cool off on hot summer days.

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    Phil G.

    Mingo Creek Park in Washington County is a very nice regional park. There are nice roads that meander through it, a creek, paved walking/riding trails, new playgrounds, and two covered bridges. There is a lot of nature as well. Each year in September, the Wasington County Covered Bridge festival showcases the two bridges - the Ebenezer Bridge and the Henry Bridge. The festival, at least at this location, is more about the crafts and food than the bridges, but it is a good time nonetheless.

    Funtime P.

    This is a nice park and picnic area. I go here to see the covered bridge festival. The festival is nice and you can also see the park and do a nature walk.

    Jodie M.

    This is a favorite spot of my four legged friend (and I). This park is tucked back outside Finleyville in Washington County, PA. The entire park is maintained so nicely - there's a babbling brook that runs through the majority of it and the walking trail is large and paved. Plenty of restrooms are scattered throughout the park along with playgrounds. This place has scenic covered bridges and even trails you can ride your horses on. I love everything about it ! Do yourself a favor and jump in the car for a visit to Mingo!

    20 miles of tearing up the park on the bike.

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    7 years ago

    Awesome park! 5 parks, baseball fields, grills, trails, bike rentals, horse riding etc.

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    6 years ago

    Awesome place to walk on a beautiful day! Winding oats and covered bridges. Great fenced in dog area too!

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    Each year in September, the Wasington County Covered Bridge festival showcases the two bridges - the Ebenezer Bridge and the Henry Bridge.

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    Montour Trail Council - Chartiers Creek Bridge

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    4.8(8 reviews)
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    Although this trail is pretty, and well-kept, I prefer the Yough Trail. If this one had been closer…read moreto where I lived, I might have been here more frequently. Take your pick, but do try them both!! Whitney B. is right on - this trail is a real asset. Crushed limestone surface is great for running, but it's long enough for a serious bike ride. As always, don't forget to pass on the left and hail when passing!

    Running, biking, skating, strolling, walking, frolicking, sprinting, slacking - all things that can…read morebe done on the Montour Trail. As Miriam W. mentioned, Arrowhead Trail is a subsection of Montour Trail and that's the area I most frequently use as well. In the spring, summer, fall, and the mild winter months it's such a great place to get outside and get in some exercise. Depending on the season and time of day you decide to go, it can get fairly crowded. But it doesn't bother me too much b/c most people are courteous of others and give you your space. But if you are fortunate enough to find a time of day when it's not so crowded, it's a great place to go and be quiet with your own thoughts in the outdoors. I have seen some squirrels, deers, and wild turkeys roaming about. Kinda freaks me out when I'm by myself - not the squirrels so much as the deers and wild turkeys. I think they are so used to seeing humans they don't scare off very easily.

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    Beautiful Forsythis blooming! Birdhouse in background (right).

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