This is one trail you won’t want to miss! 🎉 The Kinzua Sky Walk, located in Kinzua Bridge State Park in Mt. Jewett, has been closed due to a rehabilitation project since 2024 — but it will be open for a brief period of time for pedestrians to walk, run, jog, and bike this gorgeous bridge to enjoy the fall colors. On your walk, you’ll see sweeping 360 views of some of the best fall foliage Pennsylvania has to offer, so make sure to add this to your list ASAP! The skywalk will close again on Octo

Discover one of Pennsylvania’s most iconic and awe-inspiring destinations—Kinzua Bridge State Park, home to the breathtaking Kinzua Sky Walk at the Showcase event, Sunday, May 4 from 11 a – 2 p. Once the world’s tallest and longest railroad viaduct, the Showcase event will feature great views, self guiding exhibits, scavenger hunt in the park and “Tales of the Tornado” in-depth look at the collapse of the Kinzua Viaduct. Trail Central will be there distributing the new McKean County Museum Trail

400 reactions · 75 shares | Kinzua Sky Walk- Time to Plan a Visit! All seasons are beautiful at the Kinzua Bridge State Park. Seasonal winter hours are 8 am to 4 pm, Mon-Sat., in March- open 7 days a week from 8 am to 6 pm. Free admission. 296 Viaduct Road, Mt. Jewett, PA | Allegheny National Forest Visitors Bureau | Facebook

Once Americas tallest railroad structure 🚂 📍Kinzua Viaduct ~ Kinzua Bridge State Park is one of our favorite parks to visit annually. We had to experience it at peak foliage 🍁 The viaduct once was the longest (2,053') and tallest (301'), it was partially destroyed by a tornado during 2003. Find out more @padcnr . . #kinzuaviaduct #padcnr #ohiofamilyadvetures #roadtrip #daytrip #oFa #visitpa | Swope Family Adventures

Beautiful Kinzua bridge state park, Pennsylvania, USA. The Kinzua bridge once the longest and tallest railroad structure at 2,053 feet long and 301 feet high, was partially destroyed by a tornado in 2003. Reinvented as a pedestrian walkway in 2011, visitors can stroll out 624 feet on the remaining support towers, gaze into the Kinzua Creek Valley. | Craft &Go Places | Facebook