Jacobsburg State Park is located about 10 minutes outside of Nazareth, PA. It has about 1,168 acres and offers many recreational activities to satisfy anyone and everyone.
Jacobsburg State Park has the Bushkill Creek and Sobers Run Creek running through the center of it. This offers fishing to those that enjoy catching fresh trout, which is stocked regularly. The habitat ranges from fields to woods, which support many types of growth from seedlings all the way up to mature trees. You will find many oak trees within the park.
The park contains many recreational trails (18.5 miles), which wind through fields and woods. You can hike, bike, cross country ski and horseback ride on the trails. Along the trails, from time to time, you may even be lucky enough to spot some wildlife.
Jacobsburg State Park is also full of history. It is home to where Henry Rifle was manufactured in the National Historic District. You can also take a scenic hike in Henry's woods in the historic area. You can tour the Henry gun factory during the warmer months.
The Park offers many educational and environmental programs and activities for everyone from the young to the old. They also offer nature walks and bird watching. You can even just take it easy and sit by the creek and enjoy the outdoors.
So, if you ever come out to Nazareth, PA, go out and visit Jacobsburg State Park. You won't want to leave the tranquility.
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Brigita McKelvie is a REALTOR® (Pennsylvania License #RS297130) with Cindy Stys Equestrian & Country Properties, specializing in rural and horse properties and farms in Eastern Pennsylvania. She has an e-Pro® (Certified Internet Expert) certification and a GRI (Graduate, REALTOR® Institute) designation.
Brigita McKelvie, REALTOR
Pennsylvania License #RS297130
Rural and Horse Properties and Farms
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Very nice, as soon as we get the Spring weather chance (anytime now) riding horses will be fun again. I am not good enough to do it in the cold...
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Jesse & Kathy:
It is a great place to ride and enjoy the outdoors. It's a way to temporarily escape the everyday doldrums.
BLR Guy:
The horses do enjoy going out on the trails. It gives them a change of scenery, too. It gives Eddie, my Thoroughbred, a spring in his step when he goes out. He especially enjoys the part where he can just run.
Charles:
I haven't really ridden now that the cold has set in. As soon as it starts to get warmer, I will be back out riding. GUARANTEED!!
Christina:
Thanks! It is so enjoyable to ride, or hike, through the park and just take in nature and what it has to offer.
Georgina:
It is a gorgeous place to be. A MUST SEE when in the area!