COUDERSPORT, Pa. (WHTM) – Cherry Springs State Park is located in Potter County and it’s known as the “Dark Sky Park.” People from all over the United States and the world visit this park ...

Atop a 2300-foot mountain in 262,000 acres of forest in Potter County, Cherry Springs State Park is one of the darkest places on the East Coast. Which makes it perfect for stargazing.

Just a short drive from Cherry Springs is Patterson State Park, which Morgan calls a satellite park. It’s only 10 acres in size but has two rustic picnic pavilions for visitors to enjoy a meal.

If you need some fresh air and a quick break from city life, Pennsylvania has nearly 2.5 million acres of state parks and forests to explore. The big picture: Cherry Springs State Park is a bucket ...

Making the four-hour, 200-mile journey to Cherry Springs State Park for out-of-this world star-gazing is well worth the trip. But your time is precious and your gasoline is costly, so you might ...

Cherry Springs State Park in north-central Pennsylvania has been named one of America's "finest stargazing spots" by Sky And Telescope Magazine.

Cherry Springs State Park is about 270 miles from Washington. Take Interstate 270 north to Frederick, then U.S. Route 15 north. In Williamsport, Pa., take U.S. Route 220 south for 15 miles, then ...

Cherry Springs State Park made the list as one of the top ten best places in the world for stargazing. The park, located in north-central Pennsylvania just outside of Coudersport and about 180 ...

Try Cherry Springs State Park. It has been designated one of the best places for stargazing in the eastern U.S. by the International Dark-Sky Association. The 82-acre park is surrounded by a ...

Try Cherry Springs State Park. It has been designated one of the best places for stargazing in the eastern U.S. by the International Dark-Sky Association.