Tunnels and More! ~ Tuscarora State Forest (Part 4)

[@kateclark7250]

This tunnel is pretty awesome. And I didn't see any graffiti... that was nice. The drone was fun.

[@colie83]

As of May 2024 visitors began leaving their personal marks inside the tunnel. We visit several times a month from fall to spring. We have noticed more trash being left as well. A portion of the tunnel has also collapsed inside and a small hole is starting to allow light in.

[@engnut]

I have been told by locals that the pronunciation you want is "Kahn-a-cuh-hague". The railroad was the 3 ft. gauge Newport & Shermans Valley which ran from Newport on the Juniata to New Germantown. There are a few of its depots still around at New Germantown and a beautiful restoration at Blain (also a cool arch bridge!). The tunnel was supposed to take trains down into the Path Valley and eventually to Hancock, MD. Tunnel work was halted in 1894; the N&SV died 40 years later.

[@dianehackman7355]

Love the view from the Vista...cool

[@brendakrieger7000]

Beautiful forest🌲🌲🌳🌳

[@coldblue9mm]

You say old Railroad, even the ones that never got built, you get my attention. Thanks Cliff. Oh, that gap in the old road bed is most likely where they were going to build a trestle. Just my thought.

[@ronniecardy]

Very nice area. Loved the tunnel ❤ and the spring. The drone footage was so 😎 cool

[@danmathers141]

I think about all those trees and plant life regenerating our air.

[@aevalk8369]

Love the tunnel, especially with the mist. The drone footage was great miles and miles of trees and high ground, the music was good too. Another beautiful state park, thanks.

[@debbieblaylock9997]

Awesome video Cliff I love your videos

[@nickmad887]

Thank you great video.

[@darlenegood4101]

Oouch you scratched my arm going by that tree....lol. nice little stop.

[@lindy952]

Such a nice young fella, thanks for taking us on your walk.

[@edithdavis2848]

Lot of iron ore. Great video, love the most inside. Drone is marvelous.

[@lindsaymacpherson8782]

Lovely video as usual :) x

[@jwcinc12]

These travel vlogs inspire me to do some visits to my local things. NW Washington state has a lot of things to see too.

[@Ichthus61]

“I think I’ll end my video here - wait! There’s a trail over there!” 🤣. Love your videos. Great drone footage! My youngest has glasses-fogging struggles, too!

[@michellevelas9015]

Hi Cliff, I just started watching your videos: I really enjoy your French and Indian War series plus all the other Pennsylvania series!

[@raynonabohrer5624]

The drone did a very good job and that was beautiful. Please do something for yourself please. stop talking down about yourself you are a good person. And you are doing something I will never be able to do. And I enjoy it very much. I can no longer walk like that anymore. Taking care of a man who was in a wheelchair, and he and he weighed 450 lb. I took care of him by myself. My dear loving departed husband.We had 43 yrs. Stop please stop talking down about yourself. Lady from Oklahoma

[@danlewis1871]

Very nice scenery 👌

[@daveyjoweaver5183]

A Lovely place WW! Thanks Kindly and Thanks for the first class flight as well! DaveyJO

[@rj78productions88]

That is an awesome tunnel Cliff. Would be cool to convert it into an underground home. Or one like it anyway. And i am with you on the fogged up glasses. Always fun when you can't see where your going.

[@timothyschaible6025]

Aw r some video. Have not been there for years, brought back wonderful memories... when you are in Monroe or Carbon counties look me up!

[@onetwocue]

If you ever get a chance when you're in Lancaster, head towards Greendragons farmers market which is open on Fridays. There's some awesome abandoned train tracks in the fields with an old abandoned tunnel. used to play back there as a kid. There's a tiny creek. Follow that away from the bigger creek. And you'll come across an abandoned tunnel. I love seeing old remnants of train tracks.

[@RusticVentures]

Pretty cool! Love feeling that cool air from tunnels as approaching. Very cool tunnel!!! Nice drone footage! Excellent video! Looks like you had quite the adventure that day! Thumbs up!

[@martyjones9374]

That tunnel was really cool. Awesome shot you got of the opening when you were inside. Beautiful view & drone footage with the trees. Great music. Would be great view in the fall as well. Just love your adventures!! 🥰

[@user-David-Alan]

Drone video was awesome. Nice mountains. Surprised the state didn't seal that tunnel up. Cool rocks. Thanks.

[@jenniferbutcher8393]

Now I can say from experience, I've really enjoyed the abandoned Pennsylvania train tunnels I was privileged to visit this year. What a great experience, not to mention cool....in more than one way. Guess I'll add this one to my list of things to see when I get back to your state! 😊 thanks, Cliff!

[@karenpacker8862]

Beautiful and tunnel The mist just adds too it. Great history and flashlite.

[@darkstar18201]

Love your vids, very well explained and educational!! Never knew half this neat stuff existed and I am a local. Keep up the great work, it’s very much enjoyed! 👍👍

[@billhenry1117]

I was at that tunnel about 2 years ago. I am happy I am seeing what it looks like all the way in. The day I was there it was EXTREMELY humid and I had just a headlamp with me. Only made it halfway in. Thank you

[@suzanjournagan1112]

Cool tunnel turned cave .Beautiful place; grateful for the land donation for all to enjoy. 2nd place not too crowded cute for a weekend getaway.

[@elizabethrowe7262]

Great video Cliff! That tunnel sure looks solid but interesting. Tuscarora State Forest looks like a fantastic place to see and trek thru the forest too.

[@robadventures9222]

Great parts. Videos I enjoyed every single one can’t wait to see what next state park you go to next keep up the great filming

[@mikesweeney7190]

How in the hell can people give you a thumb down never will understand. Have to have thick skin. Keep going g Mr.C.

[@jwcinc12]

you never know why it happens. Bad day, a place their gf broke up with them, just plain stupid, who knows. :)

[@billjobes1851]

The view from the back of the tunnel to the outside in the distance is fantastic ! This was a really cool hike. Pennsylvania woods are magical. I grew up playing in them and have never lost the thrill of discovery. And your drone video from the vista -- WOW ! Funny, just before you launched into the drone sequence, I was thinking to myself: 'I wonder what happened to Cliff's drone?' LOL !

[@SueGirling68]

Hi Cliff, I remember you going there now to that tunnel, my Fibromyalgia has the drawback of poor memory. I do remember watching both video's of the 2 sides now. Another beautiful couple of locations, thank you for sharing, much love. xx💖

[@brianballa3086]

I love my caves...thanks for sharing and do be safe sir

[@georgetompkins5438]

life and death in the hemlock natural area and the duncannon stack are two of my favorite videos that u put out. keep on keepin on

[@photadyta]

I drank from that exact water spring before. It's filtered naturally from the minerals in the ground. Someone was there filling up 30 jugs. He said he does it once a month. I love it out there. It gets weird out there. You totally missed the rock balancing someone made at the entrance of the tunnel. It looked awesome - I always try it but I suck.

[@bigeral1]

Used to have a waterpump on the farm I grown up on like that.

[@roberteshaw9520]

The drone can add much.

[@WildHuntRH]

Great video and digging on this series, cheers to the viewer who got that for him and something beats nothing, but the manufacturer should be ashamed at the quality and the props being in the shot. Keep up the great work.Thumbs up as always! I really want to know who it is that thumbs down these videos.

[@adventuresphere7036]

So cool! Have you been to Gallows Harbor, any videos on it? It’s only accessible by canoe, as the person who owns the land won’t allow visitors access through his land. Keep up the most breathtaking videos🙌🏻🙌🏻😃😃🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Haven't been there

[@mlank8768]

killer shot standing in front of tunnel entrance

[@rogerc7960]

Is the spring a flooded mine shaft? Or a horse trough? 🐴 Was the tunnel portal dynamited to close it? 🚂 Great #drone clip 👍

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

The spring is just a natural spring. The portal is still open, no dynamite was used.

[@laredokarl]

Great park! How many more do you have left to visit?

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Quite a few...

[@johnlgendron9907]

i would like to see it live

[@Caddl123]

UPS..had anybody heard that sound like a siren.. at 6:47.. What was that ?? The tunnel is super and the surrounding area,too. The fog makes it creepy and beautyful in the same time,also the "look back".

[@carolb29]

Do you know what kind of rock that is in the tunnel? It's so white and shiny. Quartz maybe? I can't get over how nice the roads are in the state parks there. State park roads here in MI are mostly sand and either washed out or have huge deep ruts from the 4 wheel drive vehicles sinking in. I think I want to move to PA. lol

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

No quartz, lots of sandstone most likely.

[@lilsuzq32]

Just curious...why does the sign say don't drink the water? Is the state worried about pathogens or something?

[@R.C.1161]

Heavy metals? Western USA it is a issue. Filtered in PA its usually just fine. Most of the time if you are at the spring source, just drink it.

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Just for liability reasons..

[@jerryfasnacht]

How many parts is this series

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

5

[@caroleannseaton9178]

That tunnel doesn't look safe. I can't believe that it isn't blocked off from the public. You go into dangerous looking places. Your films are great. Be careful.