Delaware Canal State Park
Check pricesA long linear state park following a historic canal and its towpath beside the Delaware River in southeastern Pennsylvania.

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A 128-acre Bucks County park known for boulders that give off a bell-like tone when struck.
Ringing Rocks Road, Upper Black Eddy, PA 18972 · Upper Black Eddy, PA
Ringing Rocks County Park is a Bucks County facility in Upper Black Eddy, Pennsylvania, offering hiking trails, nature areas, and picnic spots across its 128 acres. The park is best known for its geological formation, where stones resonate like a bell when hit. Visitors should know that trails are not maintained in winter and can be icy, so caution is needed during colder months.
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