The view from the Wyalusing Rocks, located along Route 6 outside of Wyalusing, Pennsylvania. The scenic lookout is located 500 feet above the winding Susquehanna River. The Eastern Delaware Nations describes the spot as a lookout and signaling point for Indians living along the river in the 1700s. The rocks rise above the Susquehanna, and provide a wide view of fertile farmland and the surrounding Endless Mountains. Pennsylvania Route 6 has been named by National Geographic as one of the most scenic drives in America. The view only looks to get more beautiful as the autumn season progresses!
Looks like a drive I'd like to make, especially as the leaves change!
ReplyDeleteWow! Fantastic photos ~ lovely ~ remember driving through there ~ (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful country!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful views!
ReplyDeleteI saw your link on A Rural Thursday. What a beautiful view!
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Thanks for stopping by to look at my photography. I am glad you enjoyed it! I am so excited to find these groups of people to share photos with. I love looking at the way everyone presents their perspectives. So much creativity!
ReplyDeleteHi Donna, So nice to visit with you. I love these beautiful views. Looking forward to visiting with you again. Mildred
ReplyDeleteWere these photos taken by air? They are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteActually,Nancy, it's just high up on the side of the hill (mountain?). 500 feet above the river. Such a beautiful spot.
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