I'll be returning shortly to film a walkthrough of those tunnels.

I love b n by the water. This location with the beautiful waterfalls is georgeous...🤗💖 ..

Stop being shy and modest about people recognizing you! There are going to be more. You are very knowledgeable and do amazing videos! LOVE the mushrooms, flowers, and animals that you do not neglect to recognize! Thanks for sharing!!

Beautiful waterfalls. Ty what a great place for people to visit and play.

Just beautiful. Saw it frozen. Neat area. This is such a fun place. Thank you

AWESOME!!!...APPRECIATE YOUR WORK IN MAKING THESE GREAT VIDEOS!..THANK YOU!!!

Hi, that is such a beautiful place, I could wander around there for hours. Thank you. x

Ice storm the winter before brought down all those trees. The bureau of forestry cleared those trails afterwards. I work in a different state forest, but got called out to help out. We love doing work like that haha always a good time.

Thank you for sharing. This was so beautiful.

What beautiful waterfalls and secluded swimming holes! Love it! Sorry about your tire. :(

Awesome video ! Just started watching your video's . Job well done Sir !!

Thank you for your vids I have a bad heart and you make it like iam out with you thanks,from pittsburgh

I grew up in bear creek, my dad usta take us there when we were kids, back then not many people knew about it. We would have it to ourselves.

Wow! Sections of that place are a classic slot canyon! You don't see too many of those in eastern North America. Lots of them out west, but very few here in the east.

My child playground I still found it so strange that it became such a big thing Hope you had a great time and always thanks for sharing

Was there first time this morning, would help to be part mountain goat. Cool place.

Incredibly gorgeous place. So peaceful. Could spend all day here!!!

you're a celebrity vlogger....

What is more interesting is just beyond the Tubs area. A place called Mountain Park. It was an old amusement park serviced by rail. There are some stone foundations and such left there. Its now a mecca for four wheelers. But the huckleberrys are great! And I know you like caves and coal mines. There is an open mine entrance up a short way beyond the Tubs too. Not well publicized. If you look you can find it. It's been a few years since I've been there, who knows DCNR could have blocked it by now.

So glad to hear someone in PA to call the water a creek and not a crick... ;)

A great scenic place, but seems to have that feel like it's in the middle of a city, like Central Park unfortunately

Just try and imagine how many millions of years it took the water to carve those gorges! Amazing!

that water looks sooooo cold. we have nothing like this in Illinois that I know of.....I'm moving.

Great video. I have wanted to see this place for years, but it's over three hours away. I think I first heard about this place in the late 90's on a website discussing great swimming holes of the east coast. And it's in Scott Brown's book on PA waterfalls (great book, btw). I nearly had a chance to stop there a year ago on a quick day trip to CT, but I wasn't quick enough. I was also going to try to check out some other waterfalls in eastern PA (Dingman's Falls) but was told that a lot of the parks around there were closed due to storm damage from back in early March.

The sense of smell is under rated in modern society, unless something stinks. A blood hound can follow a trail 12 days old. That is amazing by human standards. I was walking in the woods with my sister years ago an she said “there are deer near by” I said how do you know? “I can smell them” she said. That got me to thinking that I should pay more attention to my nose. I got a little terrier once and the previous owners let his fur grow till it completely covered his eyes, but the little guy got around just fine apparently navigating by sense of smell. I trimmed the fur and he eventually got into the habit of using his eyes although it took awhile. I have smelled both deer and bear in the woods can’t tell you what they smell like but I know it. Keep up the good work!!

That cooled me off!

How you stayed out of the water boggles the mind.....

If you ever get to where western Massachusetts and New York state meet there is an area called Bash Bish Falls. It is a pretty location with waterfall, pools and a fairly large creek. On the map it is near the town of Copake Falls, NY.

At 5.30 looked like a great fishing hole..

All those downed trees are likely from the EF 2 tornado that passed through the area in early June. Not to mention that first pool you encountered where the dog came up to you is usually more open. All the rocks in that pool AND the ones nearer that tunnel are likely from the torrential downpours and flash flooding recently around the state.

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Wow, awsome video , spectactlurlor (sorry, cannot remember how to spell that) views, how warm is it there?

People have died at the tubs, swimming illegally usually.

Can you do a fishing video there looks like spring water which will hold brook trout or go back to 6 penny and see what kind of fish are there. I have seen fish jump above the remains of the dam at six penny

heavy colognes and perfumes are awful and I can see how that can ruin a nice day in the "fresh" air,

LOL your in my stomping ground, YOU should of seen it 30 years ago

no park rangers to oversee vandals in these parks?

There's 7 fairy doors. I've found 6!