Greetings from Schuylkill County. I absolutely love Hawk Mountain. I Was A Boy Scout when I was a kid and I loved when we were able to go camping up at Hawk Mountain. Waking up every morning at 6:00 a.m. to jump into the lake. Earning the Wilderness survival merit badge. Shooting at the range. Everyone gathering in the Great Hall for meals. o7 stay safe out there. Thanks for the video.

The leaves and view were awesome. Thanks. Take care.

What a cool place , I really enjoyed WALTERS video of y’all and how he honored you !!!! I subscribed to him , his videos are beautifully done ! That was so cool 😎 🍄🍄

✨✨👍✨✨Fantastic views...wow! Hey Cliff, that area name, Hall of the Mountain King reminded me of the Eric Burdon song Spill the Wine...Here the verse from the song: There I was I was taken to a place The hall of the mountain kings I stood high by the mountain tops Naked to the world

Beautiful Walk 🥰😎💕🙏

Nice view of the Delaware water gap.

Was there in 1957. Thanks for the memories.

Nice to see the fall colors. They didn't last long around here we had over a week of 50+mph winds so striped them real quick. I'm guessing not all hawks migrate cause I have 3 different kinds around my house and they stay all winter.

Thank you for sharing this video on Hawk Mountain. Beautiful place!

Hawk Mt is one of my favorite places to go. I take my binoculars and sit and watch the birds all day. Over the years it is gotten so crowded on North Lookout that i barely go there anymore. It''s noisy and very hard to find a place to sit safely even in summer when there are no school groups there. Early spring is a great time to go, March and April. Love the fall colors!!

Thank you for sharing this beautiful inspiring and vital place 🍁Always a winner Cliff👍

Nice! Thank you

I love this place! I didn’t know there was an east lookout! I’ll have to check that next time I get there.

Hawk Mountain! I love that place, beautiful! Hiked it with my brother, neohew and nieces October 2021. Hoping to get back there this season, my brother lives close. ❤️

I love this place. My girlfriend and I saw a black bear 3 weeks ago on the River of Rocks trail. First bear we've seen in person, about 200 feet away I'd say.

Beautiful fall colors and awesome overlooks. You are quite a rock-scrambler. Thank you for the adventure Cliff.

I don't believe in shooting for sport only for food and survival 💕🙏

Love all of the colors! This is a very cool area that we have yet to visit! Hopefully during the cooler months now!

The wind sound and the overcast have that definite pre-winter feeling. I get that sense even here in Arizona.

It's amazing how you know the each of the mountains are called just by looking at them.

Perhaps you were interrupting the squirrel’s day, Thanks for taking us along, very autumnal day, indeed.

Thanks for sharing your trip I love this place ,my husband and I went to the bird sanctuary and inside a few years back , we live further up 61 now .I sure am thankful for our beautiful seasons we’re fortunate to see here ,be safe

Shooting birds for sport was very big back in the twenties and thirties. Here in Schuylkill County we had pigeon shoots. Breeding, raising, and training pigeons was a big deal. The Hegins Labor Day pigeon shoot was like this Super Bowl. Guys like Reed Middleton and Eddie Kelly we're Legends. Imagine it's the twenties and you have an opportunity to win $1,000 purse at a pigeon shoot. There's a book called growing up with Bootleggers gamblers and pigeons, by Patrick M Canfield. If you're interested in Coal region history, you will love this book.

I've been here many times since 1992, always beautiful. Thanks for sharing!

Secret…my property touches the sanctuary property. You shoulda stopped in!

Thank you!

What a beautiful trail with beautiful colors. It is really nice when you get those kinds of views for yourself. Great video!

Thank you

Loved that thanks Cliff. My fave was actually was the sunset trail lookout. Those trees were beautiful plus a lovely view too. Just gorgeous. Thanks for taking me along. Please stay safe and take care

Hi Cliff, thank you for taking us on a beautiful hike, the colours were stunning to see both close up and far away. I don't blame you wanting the peace of being alone in nature as I was like that myself when I could get out. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx ❤

They are making too much noise at the North Lookout, scaring the birds away 🤪

Yes, for all to enjoy. but if they are not quiet the birds will not come close. I see more hawks at the base of Bake oven Knob then I do on Hawk mountain.

Cliff, Been there one time, I usually went to Brigantine or Cape May. Lots of memories, thanks for the trip! Rik

You are correct..not very sportsman thing.

I believe on the North face Rock is called a risky trail the signs on there somewhere and you straight down the mountain pretty cool check it out

I usually went there yearly but now I only drive by!! Where is the stone quarries!

I was there after I first moved to Berks county in 1972 form Philadelphia. I consider myself a Berks Countian after 50 years of living in Exeter Township. I was sorry to hear there is a charge now, it was free back then. What is the fee to look at gods good earth from there now?

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I have been working on my family history since 2020. My maiden name is Kistler. Is Kistler Valley near this Hawk Mt.? I live in San Diego, CA.

What kind of camera are you using ? Amazing zoom & clarity

14:29; Do those rocks get there by natural means or placed there by man?

That ability to zoom in that close with thar clarity should be a astute reminder of vulnerability. Call me naive. That was a wake up call. Aside from that , appreciate your videos desperately needed to provide a safe sanctuary.