I recently visited Twin Lakes Park for a Saturday morning walk. I've been to Twin Lakes in the past…read moreand it's always been a peaceful park to visit. The pathways are clean and the park itself is spaced out well. I believe the distance around each of the lakes is at least one mile. They also have pavilions, some wooded areas, jungle gyms, and a skate park. Their restrooms are also always clean. This is definitely a nice park to check out for walking or a family reunion and anything in between!

Twin Lakes is a very well maintained local county park and is truly great in every season…read more There are paved paths around the lakes, a trail that branches off and is great for bikes, and other wooded trails and horse trails. You can fish, walk, jog, hang, take your dog, rent pavilions or the newer enclosed building, get family photos done, utilize the expansion area with an amazing playground, skate park and dog park. There's really something for everyone and we're so lucky to have it in our area.

This park was pretty cool to be honest. Fun Fact--- when i met my fiance, he had a skateboard in…read morehis hand. I watched him skate that night and I havent seen him pick one up since....... 4 1/2 years ago! Anyways when he said he wanted to go to the skate park i was down! This park is super cool. It can also be used for BMX bikes. I also seen some younger kids with scooters in there. I believe helmets and pads are needed, but no one is there to scold you. There was a nice crowd the other day and it was surprisingly chilly out. There are bleachers right outside the park for people like me who cant skate. The park consists of a giant bowl with different levels of depth. It also has concrete step-like things as well as a grind rail... not to mention a huge half pipe. Super cool park. I'm excited to go back w/ my fiance whenever it gets nicer. Just a note, no real bathrooms, only portajohns. Also there is a BMX track right next the skatepark. That also looked cool. The parking lot is huge so dont worry about parking.

This park is sick! I remember coming here years ago when it first opened and I was hardcore into…read moreskating. Anymore my skating has kinda died and I started picking up biking and decided to stop here. I always come in the mornings and there's never anyone else here. The park definitely got some abuse from years ago mostly just some spray paint and trash but the ramps and everything are still in great shape. They have bleachers to chill out on and watch people. They have a massive half pipe that seems impossible to drop in on. Tons of bowls to pump around on. I mean this park has a little bit of everything for all skill groups. This is the park I learned to drop in at and I brought a board the other day and I still have it. It's just a fun time to come here and skate and bike around no matter the skill level. Big ups to southpark and all the sponsors that made this place possible to all the people around. It's a great park and has a lot of thought into it. I love coming here and I definitely recommend it if you haven't been yet or just looking for some new features to build skills. I'll definitely continue to return.

Daughter had a private lesson today. She's thrilled. Treated well and taught at her level. We will…read morebecome regulars.

Best skatepark ever!! Came here for the Shred Your Fears workshop for women & trans. It was such a…read moreblast!!! Such a great environment and amazing positive energy. Everyone was so helpful and kind. The workers here really have a love and passion for skateboarding that makes all the difference. I am excited to come back every Sunday for womens & trans skate night or Mondays - adult skating. It's only $12 to go and you can use their boards & safety gear like helmets, wrist guards, knee pads, etc. I am so excited to keep coming back and improving. Skating a half pipe was so exhilarating and lit a fire in me. I am soo stoked to return!

BUY TICKETS IN ADVANCE. They sell out day of right away. Boyce park is what skiing was like 20…read moreyears ago in the USA. No frills and just about the slopes. It's a perfect reminder of how corporatization and privatization ruins most things in last stage capitalism. A whole family can ski here and it doesn't break the bank. Wow, we are so lucky to have this! I've only been for skiing/boarding but I'm sure the rest of the park is swell, too.

Good skiing and snowboarding sport for kids and people over 30 who haven't done it in a while!read more

Over the last several years I have visited Seven Springs a couple of times to use extra days I had…read moreon my Epic Day pass. Seven Springs is about a 3 hour drive each way for me. Getting to the resort is reasonable and while the parking is mostly free each time I have ended up parking in the East Lot which results in a long walk through the Main Lodge and then to the Ski Lodge; not a lot of fun in full ski gear and carrying my skis. Both of my trips were in early spring so the ski conditions were ok, but not great. The slopes had decent snow coverage but there were large stretches of dirt between the slopes. Seven Springs has a good lift system that gets you up the hill and to the slopes efficiently. The slopes near the Ski Lodge are a bit shorter and generally easier. The North Face slopes are a bit longer and more challenging. The general feeling at Seven Springs is that the slopes are very wide open with not a lot of trees near the slopes. Seven Springs is a decent place to ski, however I find that it is not really challenging or charming. From what I have heard it is a great place for families to have a ski vacation as the lodge is slopeside and there is plenty of family friendly activities available. For a one day trip it is just ok, but I would only go there if I need to use up a ski day on the Epic Pass. Of course if it was closer to me it would be more appealing, also I would expect that if the snow coverage is good it would also be more fun. With all that said a day skiing is still a great day, for me there are better options for skiing about the same distance away.

This place is massive and somewhat overwhelming for beginners. And the Friday after New Years it…read morewas packed! Too many people if you ask me. I'm talking no where to sit inside - people were eating on the floor!! No thanks. Long lift lines too, and 1/2 weren't operational. I felt like the trails weren't marked well after getting off the lifts, but maybe I just missed them.

Beautiful park not too far from Pittsburgh. The park has many trails and nice bike paths across the…read moresurprisingly large park area. A generous amount of well kept up restrooms throughout the park. We started at a cabin that was modern and good looking. Each cabin sleeps six. Note: the cabins have nice showers and furniture but there are no other things aside from a refrigerator. Stove with oven, and microwave. Bring your own plates, cutlery bedding and glasses/cups. We were aware so we brought a press for coffee. Great park for families.

I have loved Moraine for the kayaking, boating, fishing trips, but as a hiker I hadn't explored…read moremuch of the trails till last Saturday. I hiked the Sunken Garden Trail that is near the park office. It was a pretty cool hike. It goes along the lake and around in different loops through some woods. Along my hike I ran into a hollowed out tree, a swamp and wetland, lichen, skunk cabbage, blooming yellow trees, and several bridges. It was also cool when I hear the call of Spring peeper frogs making high pitched noises as I exited. I wanted to see some Spring peepers, but they hide very well. I went by the giant snow man that usually sells ice cream and snow cones, but they were not open for the season yet. It still looks cool.

Currently closed. Went into parks n rec dept and they weren't even sure of it's status either, but…read moresuspected it might be closed "cause they had been working on it". Seems like it could've been an OK place to kill an hour or two.

Looks like the skatepark is gone now. They're building something in the back of the borough…read morebuilding. Maybe a new skatepark?

This is a huge park! Over 45 acres and includespool, water slides, baseball fields, playgrounds…read more(two of them!), basketball courts, and a huge soccer field. The tennis complex has six courts, two of which have lighting available. The skate park looks to be in good shape as well. It was nice to have a good walk around on the trail system and there are public restrooms available though they were locked when I visited. The larger pavilion has a grill and power outlets - it is available for rental through the county. [Review 20402 overall - 121 in West Virginia - 1381 of 2023.]

We went in the midst of a 90 degree plus heat wave, the falls were more of a trickle…read more Reaching the falls requires a nice little walk through the woods on a paved path.

What a great place to visit!! A little over an hour from…read morePittsburgh and well worth the drive. I was surprised to learn there were several Buttermilk Falls in the area. Parking lot was spacious and there were restrooms too. There is a pathway down to the falls and also a long walkway around (Mister Rogers Pathway). We chose the long way around which was nice. I can only imagine how beautiful it would be during the fall months. When you arrive to the falls there is an overlook view which is really amazing. You then cross a little bridge and walk down a set of stairs to the waterfall. The stairs were fairly new and manageable- going down and back up. There is an area that you walk and stand under and behind the falls.. I loved that!!! It was so neat. We look forward to returning.