November 3, 2011
Across the Philadelphia region, the leaves have turned from summer green to a colorful canvas of gorgeous yellows, oranges and reds. But while stunning, fall is fleeting. Grab a group of friends or maybe a significant other, pack a picnic lunch, and head out to make the most of the autumn colors while they are [...]
Read more»July 27, 2011
Philadelphia loves biking. The city is home to the world-class Philadelphia International Bike Race in Manayunk, and we boast more than 205 miles of bike lanes and trails, with more on the way. Last year, Philly was named one of the top 50 biking cities in the United States by Bicycling Magazine. And Philadelphia was [...]
Read more»May 20, 2011
The Schuylkill is more than a clogged expressway — the river it parallels is home to Pennsylvania history, vibrant communities and natural beauty. Explore them all off-road during the Schuylkill River Sojourn, a seven-day, 112-mile adventure by kayak and canoe. Starting June 4 at Schuylkill Haven, the aquatic journey winds southeast through several scenic river [...]
Read more»March 14, 2011
Philadelphia in the springtime brings bliss in so many ways: outdoor dining, Phillies games, festivals galore and walking/running on the Schuylkill River Trail, a beautiful 23-mile path from Philadelphia to Valley Forge. According to Parks and Recreation Commissioner Michael DiBerardinis, “[The department's] goal is to focus on parks and green space as a long-term investment [...]
Read more»October 18, 2010
Light Drift was a big success. Hopefully, it (or something similar) can come back soon. Also, check out the short video Philebrity has of the installation. Earlier: Light Drift, A Temporary Nighttime Public Art Display, To Set The Schuylkill River Aglow for Three Nights, Starting Friday, Oct. 15
Read more»November 24, 2009
Oh, how we love Philadelphia’s wide open spaces! Biking, fishing, canoeing, horse-back riding, jogging and, of course, lots of walking (Philly’s awfully walkable) keep us fit, while the fresh air blows freely all year long. We’re thankful that we can be country boys and girls — within city limits. Dear Outdoor Enthusiast, Get your run, [...]
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