From Our History File
The individual standing on the dock is Joseph Cogley who served as the first Director of Indiana County Parks from 1968 to 1978. The photo was taken at Two Lick Reservoir, which from 1972 to 1982 was operated as a county park known as White Pine Park.
Postcards from Fred
Buttermilk Falls was a childhood favorite of Fred Rogers where he visited his grandfather, Fred McFeely, who once owned the property. Along the path to the falls are 10 short quotes by Fred Rogers that highlight his thoughts on life and childhood.
A Wedding in Your Future?
Our parks and park facilities are often used as settings for small weddings and photo opportunities.
Buela Historical Marker
In Cambria County, this marker describes the history of Buela an early Welsh settlement that once existed here.
Family Hike on the Hoodlebug Trail - October 2020
Tent City
Ice fishermen place their tents on the lake at Blue Spruce to enjoy some winter fishing. Posted February 14, 2021.
A Gem of a Place
Pine Lodge at Pine Ridge Park.
Pine Ridge Park - Pavilion #2 Winter Scene
A Thin Sheet of Ice
The lake at Blue Spruce Park has a thin sheet of ice in this photo taken on January 21, 2021. The north facing area of the park is still snow covered, while the south facing area is snow free.
Winter Scene - January 18, 2021
Blacklick Creek Rapids
The rapids of Blacklick Creek are found along the Ghost Town Trail between Heshbon and Saylor Park.
Winter Cycling on the Ghost Town Trail
With the proper clothing and the right conditions, it is possible to cycle on the GTT during the winter months.
Memorial Park - January 5, 2021
Indiana County's Buttermilk Falls December 23, 2020
Winter Solstice 2021
The winter solstice of 2021 included snow and grey skies. A few days prior to this photo being taken we received 14 inches of snow at Blue Spruce Park.
Memorial Park in Winter
Memorial Park in Indiana Borough is a county park. During winter snows our crew maintains the sidewalks to allow for safe passage through the park.
