While Philadelphia has plenty of picturesque green spaces like Rittenhouse Square and Fairmount Park, the region’s most breathtaking beauty lies outside the city limits. Fortunately, those in the city and suburbs don’t need to go far to find some of Pennsylvania’s most scenic hiking routes. Fall is perhaps the best time to go, as you… Continue Reading
“Is that allowed?” This is one of the most common questions that beginner tennis players ask, and with good reason. Tennis is well known for its many unusual rules, which is perhaps not surprising for a sport that boasts a centuries-old history, and even experienced players aren’t always familiar with the litany of things that… Continue Reading
In most parts of the country, including Pennsylvania, summer is often the best season for hiking. However, it’s very important for hikers of all levels to know how to stay safe when hiking in hot weather. Sunny skies, long days, and intense heat can all add up to a challenging and sometimes dangerous combination that… Continue Reading
Your tennis racket can make or break your performance on the court. Learn how to choose the best racket with this helpful guide. Continue Reading
Are you getting ready to head out on a hike with your furry friend? Make sure you check these tasks off your pre-hike to-do list before you hit the trail. Continue Reading
A warm-up and cool-down session is crucial for tennis players. In this article, we examine the importance of an effective routine. Continue Reading
Did you know that Pennsylvania is home to the fourth-longest section of the Appalachian Trail? Learn more about the AT in Pennsylvania. Continue Reading
Boost your tennis trivia knowledge with these seven amazing, little-known facts about the game. Continue Reading
Your hiking adventures don’t have to end just because you’ve got kids in tow. These tips can help make hiking with your kids a fun experience. Continue Reading
This organization has been helping promote and protect hiking in Pennsylvania for more than 60 years. Here is information about five of its programs. Continue Reading