4.4K views · 81 reactions | The McKenzie River Trail stretches 26 miles through old growth forest along The McKenzie River. Backpacking, Hiking, Mountain Biking. What’s your favorite trail?    #mckenzieriver #mckenzierivertrail #Oregon #pnw #oldgrowthforest #trees #willamettenationalforest | McKenzie River Drone Photography | Facebook

1.7K views · 45 reactions | Meet the Glacial Drumlin State Trail, one...

Yes, it is true. The largest glacial pothole in the world is indeed located in Pennsylvania. 🤯 Archbald Pothole State Park is a small park located in Northeastern PA, just north of Scranton, and is named for the Archbald Pothole, a geologic feature that formed around 15,000 years ago during the Wisconsin Glacial Period. The pothole was discovered in 1884 by a coal miner while extending a mine shaft. It is 38 feet deep. The largest diameter is 42 ft by 24 ft. We are hiking in all the state parks

4.9K views · 603 reactions | A starving bat found on the ground on a hiking trail is learning to eat mealworms while in our care. Big brown bats usually feed on flying insects and moths they catch in the air so this is new to her, but bats can learn to eat mealworms out of a bowl while in captivity #savingbats #wildliferescue #wildlifevetcare | Wildlife Vet Care | Facebook

Yes, it is true. The largest glacial pothole in the world is indeed located in Pennsylvania. 🤯 Archbald Pothole State Park is a small park located in Northeastern PA, just north of Scranton, and is named for the Archbald Pothole, a geologic feature that formed around 15,000 years ago during the Wisconsin Glacial Period. The pothole was discovered in 1884 by a coal miner while extending a mine shaft. It is 38 feet deep. The largest diameter is 42 ft by 24 ft. We are hiking in all the state parks