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Hawley is a borough on the Lackawaxen River in Wayne County, Pennsylvania. The borough's population was 1,211 at the time of the 2010 United States Census.
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1. Wallenpaupack Boat Tours & Rentals
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 291 reviews
Our 50-minute excursion is a stunning guided tour on Lake Wallenpaupack, On the tour you will learn about the history of the Lake and why this area has become a popular year around attraction. You will see the Lake Wallenpaupack Hydroelectric Dam, spot native wildlife (Osprey, Blue Herons, Bald Eagles), learn about the types of fish in the Lake, view Shuman Point Natural Area & see one of the four islands on the Lake - Epply Island. Location: We are based on the Eastern side just outside the town of Hawley. Pick up your tickets at our Tour Boat/Lodging office across the street from the Observation Dike. Price: $18 Adult, $16 Senior, $13 Children (2-12), Under 2 Free. We have over 55 years of experience providing tours & private charters. The tour is open to all ages and includes a fully qualified captain/tour guide and life jackets. Other activities on-site: Maximize your Lake time with a private 2-hour charter. Great for groups of 2-12. Boat Rentals on-site (pontoon, kayak, SUP).
2. Vanderbeek Stables - Private Rides
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Vanderbeek Farm & Equestrian Center offers Riding Activities for couples and Families, Lessons and Horse Boarding.
3. Wallenpaupack Lake Trail
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4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By jdoris922 - Levittown, United States
Lake Wallenpaupack visitor center is beautiful and the ppl working there are very helpful. After already walking the Tafton damn trail (a beautiful well maintained trail on top of the Tafton dam) my wife and I decided to go into the visitor center and see if their were any other short trails we could easily hike. After talking to the very nice girl at the desk of the visitor center and getting a trail map, amongst many other pamphlets, we decided to hike the lake trail to the nature center. Well the trees are all changing and going midweek means you basically have the area to yourself! We saw an eagle, 2 osprey, along the lake as well as lots of squirrels and geese. Both trails are well maintained, easy to follow, flat and short. We started bothtrails just behind the visitor center. To the left, Tafton dam trail is compacted tiny stone and approx 1 mile round trip, to the right the lake trail leads to the nature center and is approx 1.5 miles round trip. Mostly compacted mulch. Best time to go is spring, fall weekday. Great pictures of sunset from the dam.
