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Lackawaxen is an unincorporated community in Pike County, Pennsylvania, United States. The community is located at the confluence of the Delaware and Lackawaxen Rivers, the former of which forms the state line with New York. Lackawaxen has a post office with ZIP code 18435.
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1. Roebling Aqueduct Suspension Bridge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By Teddyballgame999 - Ringoes, New Jersey
The bridge does not do justice for what this project meant. At the time there were large rafts (made up of trees that were cut down) measuring 50x150 that came down the river heading for Philadelphia. The coal carrying barges were coming down the canal and attempting to cross the Delaware. In many cases there were collisions and the barges were the losers. This aqueduct allowed the barges to cross over the west branch of the Delaware and continue on to Kingston for the trip down the Hudson.
2. Indian Head Canoes and Rafts
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
The Delaware River is a national "Scenic and Recreational River" with spectacular wildlife and pristine beauty. Experience the great outdoors on the Delaware on a raft, canoe, kayak, or tube. As a beginner's river, this adventure is perfect for all ages.
Reviewed By shuytza - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Departure was a big mess. There is no food or coffee at the start point. It was Sunday on 4th of July weekend and there were tones of people. We got on the river 2.5h after our reservation time! The river is slow to very slow most of the time, so you will have to paddle most of the time. There is no white water or danger of flipping the raft, but you will get wet from splashes. There were so many rafts on the river. We saw 3 eagles which was very cool. We did have fun, because we had good company, but I would not recommend doing this on a holiday weekend because of the crowds. If you do: Get there early, so you can get to the river in more timely manner. Get all food and drinks you need for the whole day. Bring friends and have water-gun fight with them. Lots of other people were diking beer. Not sure if it is allowed or not. Lastly, some people had speakers and were playing music. I wish we had thought of it.
3. Zane Grey Museum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Dale B - Houston, Texas, United States
We enjoyed touring the grounds and house that Zane Grey wrote some of his books in. The attendee at the museum offers nice stories about his life that we had not read in any travel magazine. You can purchase a few of his books at the museum. The grounds are well kept and it is a nice view of the Delaware River as well.
4. Minisink Battlefield County Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By barroske - South Orange, New Jersey
Small park with a few signs telling you about this minor battle between Torries, Indians and Americans. More of a hiking trail than anything else. The day we were there, we were the only one in park. Very secluded on a weekday.
5. Ski Big Bear
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Located in Northeast Pennsylvania, in the Northern Pocono Mountains, Ski Big Bear is celebrating over 40 years of winter fun with your family. Our mountain has something for everyone with a near equal amount of beginner, intermediate and advanced terrain for skiing and snowboarding. Snow tubing is also available on weekends and holidays. Expected opening for skiing and snowboarding is December 10th, weather permitting. Regular ski hours are in effect January 2nd - March 5th. Check out our website for early season hours.
Reviewed By Ryan S - Seminole, Florida
The slopes were well managed and patrolled, staff was very friendly and the lifts were in good condition. We were lucky and had decent snow for two days but it was nice even afterwards. Tubing was fun but can get a little busy. There is a nice restaurant and bar at the top of the hill for when you want to take a little break.
6. Kittatinny Canoes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Kittatinny Canoes offers daily trips for experienced and novice paddlers. Raft, canoe, kayak, tube, calmwater and whitewater we have something for everyone, regardless of your experience level! Unlike a water park, experience nature up close! Paddle through breathtaking scenery filled with abundant wildlife. You may see bald eagles, hawks, herons, ducks, deer, the occasional black bear and much more! Bring a picnic lunch, stop, relax, swim, the day and the river are yours!
Reviewed By babochka - NJ
Every year we go rafting on Delaware river with friends. This time we took trip from Barryville base to Eddy's Pond renting rafts from Kittatinny. We called night before to make reservations and arrived to the base around 9:20 am. Check-in was fast and efficient and very soon we got our papers ready to take rafts on the water. We had 4 adults and 2 children (9 and 10 yo) and we took 2 rafts for our group. At about 10 am we were already on the water. Our trip took about 6 hours with 3 stops for picnic and swimming. It was easy to spot the Eddy's Pond place by 2 big red balloons over the river. Stop is on the left side of the river. When we arrived bus was waiting and at no time it took us back to the base. We were planning also to do zip line but we very tired (zip line is better to plan before the river trip). It was very enjoyable activity for everybody. Going again soon!
7. Kittatinny Canoes
Overall Ratings
3 based on 56 reviews
Kittatinny Canoes offers daily trips for experienced and novice paddlers on the Delaware River. Raft, canoe, kayak, tube...calm water and whitewater we have something for everyone, regardless of your experience level! Unlike a water park, experience nature up close! Paddle through breathtaking scenery filled with abundant wildlife. You may see bald eagles, hawks, herons, ducks, deer, the occasional black bear and much more! Bring a picnic lunch, stop, relax, swim, the day and the river are yours! Kittatinny's Dual Racing Zip Lines are over 3,000 feet (more than 1/2 mile long). Take in the magnificent birds-eye views of the Delaware River Valley at over 150 feet in the air, reaching speeds of 50 mph or more. This Zip tour will thrill even the most daring adventure seekers, while still being tame enough for adventure seekers of all ages and ability levels. Kittatinny Paintball features exceptional mountaintop playing fields overlooking the beautiful Delaware River. We'll provide you with everything you need and take you to the top of the mountain in a military troop transport truck!
Reviewed By LuckyGirl0717 - New York City, New York
My boyfriend and I did the zip-line that is attached to the grounds and had the best experience ever! The staff was wonderful and were really friendly. The entire experience lasted about 45 minutes and the actual zip-line was a good 2 minutes. The feeling of zipping through the air was amazing and the view around was really cool! You probably go around 30 to 40 mph depending on weight.
8. The Lodge at Woodloch Spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By yh_cast
This place is expensive, but worth every penny. The great food, the helpful and courteous staff, the peaceful and scenic surrounding, the spa and activities; everything was top notch.
There are several resorts in the area called Woodloch. This is the adult-only spa lodge that's all inclusive (except for alcohol).
While this wouldn't be my destination for "regular" weekend getaways, it's been simply amazing for that special occasion, and we will certainly come back.
Tip 1: the pre-purchased spa packages are worth it if you plan to use the spa.
Tip 2: if you are encouraged to go see the "Broadway" show in the main lodge, do yourself a favor and don't. It's just not that good.
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