BILGERS ROCKS

Learn More About BILGERS ROCKS

Bilger’s Rocks is a breathtaking geological wonder and recreational park located in Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, near Grampian in Bloom Township. This 300-million-year-old sandstone formation, spanning over 20 acres, features towering cliffs, caves, passageways, and unique climbing routes, offering a one-of-a-kind outdoor adventure for visitors of all ages.

Discover the Beauty of Bilger’s Rocks:

These formations, estimated to be 316-320 million years old, rise up to 50 feet above ground level and showcase some of the most stunning natural sandstone formations in Pennsylvania. The adjacent park includes amenities such as a pavilion, playground, picnic tables, camping areas, restrooms, and an open-air stage. Visitors can enjoy activities like camping, rock climbing, and nature exploration.

Park Features and Activities:

-Educational Programs & Guided Tours: Bilger’s Rocks offers nature education programs, guided tours, and events like mushroom walks and Walk in Penn’s Woods, making it a destination for outdoor learning.
-Special Events: The park hosts weddings, family reunions, festivals, and children’s days. Advance scheduling is required for group activities.
-Camping and Amenities: Affordable camping options, including electric hookups, are available for overnight stays. Concession stands operate on most weekends, and the park is open daily from dawn to dusk.

Located along the Allegheny section of the Appalachian Mountains, Bilger’s Rocks is approximately 8 miles southwest of the highest point on Interstate 80 east of the Mississippi River. The surrounding landscape is a picturesque blend of hills, mountains, and river valleys, making it a serene escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Plan your visit to Bilger’s Rocks today and experience the perfect combination of natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and educational exploration. Learn more and schedule your next adventure on our website.