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This was our first trip to Ireland. We flew in and out of Dublin and rented a car to drive clockwise around the coast back to Dublin. We were there 16 days, Mar 16 - Apr 1.
Our itinerary included: 3 nights in Dublin, 2 nights outside Kilkenny, 1 night in Kenmare, 2 nights in Dingle, 1 night in Doolin, 2 nights in Galway, 1 night in Westport, 2 nights in Portrush, and 1 night in Trim.
We were really lucky with the weather and of our 16 days had mostly sunshine. It rained one evening and drizzled a couple of mornings.
Day 1 - We arrived in Dublin at 6am, got our car rental and drove to the hotel. It took about 2 hours due to traffic mostly and turning around a few times. We parked our car in their lot, checked in and left our bags until our room was ready. We had a quick breakfast at a Bean Scene down the street from the hotel and had our first full Irish breakfast. We walked to St. Stephen's Green to catch the HOHO bus. We visited the Kilmainham Gaol, Jameson's and the Guinness Store. It was a long day and we headed back to our room and had dinner at Roly's Bistro before turning in early. No pubs the first night, since we were exhausted.
Day 2 - After breakfast at the hotel, we walked to find a spot on the parade route. It was really crowded and people liked to push and get close. We stood waiting an hour for the parade and then only watched 30 minutes of it. We walked over to Bewley's Cafe for a hot drink and snack. We decided to head over to Cobblestone Bar to listen to some music and had a great afternoon listening to several bands including the Blood Red Mountain Band. We befriended some local gals and they recommended going to Brazen Head. We went over there for dinner and had traditional Irish food. We headed back to our room again early since we were still adjusting to the time difference. No pubs again.
Day 3 - We still didn't sleep well, but made our way to Chorus Cafe for breakfast. We toured the Dublin Castle, walked through Trinity College and visited the National Museum of Ireland Archaeology. We were both still very tired and had been walking a lot the last few days that we decided to head back to the room for a nap before our pub crawl. We had a delicious dinner at Cornucopia before going on the Traditional Music Pub Crawl. We went to 2 different bars with our musicians and listened while they played and explained trad Irish music.
THE AIRPORT - We arrived to the airport about 6am on day 1. We got through the passport check in about an hour. We were at the end of the line.
When you leave, you go through customs and passport clearance in Dublin. So, when you get to the States, you don't have to do any of that. Therefore, you do actually need extra time to get to the airport. It took us 2 hours to leave Trim, turn in our car, check in, go through customs, get passport clearance, and arrive at our gate. At that point, we would have then been at the gate an hour before our flight, but it was delayed. Once you get through customs and are at your gate, there is only one little stand for food and coffee. It's only sandwiches and pastries. We didn't have breakfast before leaving our B&B, so had to settle for a panini, muffin and coffee for breakfast after waiting like 25 minutes in line since it was the only place for all the international gates!
Review on Site. Overall, it was a nice hotel away from the city center. If you aren't into walking a bit or taking public transportation, it might be a little too far away. For someone going to Dublin for the first time, I would recommend looking for something closer to the city center. It's always nice being city center when you are out sightseeing or having drinks and want to go to your room real quick. But, I would recommend this hotel and would stay here again.
Day 4 - We stopped here for an hour on our way from Dublin to Kilkenny. It was a beautiful day and the garden was lovely. We followed the trail all around the grounds to see Pepperpot Tower, the Japanese Garden, Triton Lake, the azaleas, and the statues and fountains. I didn't think this was a must see, but it was a pretty place.
Day 4 - Still on our way from Kilkenny, we stopped at Glendalough. We visited the visitor's center to watch the little film on the monastic site. We grabbed a quick bite from a vendor outside. We visited the monastic site, then went for a walk in the surrounding park. We followed the blue route, Miner's Trail. It lead us to a ruined miner's village a couple of miles from Glendalough.
Day 4 - After checking in the farm, we made our way into town. It was about a 15 minute drive. We had dinner at Kyteler's Inn. We took a walk in the rain looking for music in town, but we went back to Kyteler's Inn. There was a 50s rock band in the back bar that we listened to for a while before joining the trad music in the front bar.
Day 5 - After a full day of driving around Kilkenny and Tipperary County, we drove into Kilkenny to have dinner at Langton's. We went back to Kyteler's Inn after dinner to enjoy some trad music.
Day 6 - Before driving on to Kenmare, we decided to explore Kilkenny during the day. We had only seen the town at night for dinner and pubing. We toured the castle and enjoyed it more than the Dublin Castle tour. Afterward, we visited St. Canice's Cathedral and climbed the roundtower. We had a nice lunch at The Italian Connection before driving on to our next stop.
Review on Site. Overall, Ann-Marie and Mark were super nice and really went all out to make us feel welcome. They are building a new house on site on the hill above the current house, just Mark and a friend, and they let us go in and check it out before we left. It's amazing what they have done and how they've collected reclaimed items to build with. I highly recommend staying here. It's so quiet and peaceful at the farm and I probably slept the best on our trip here.
Day 5 - We hadn't planned on visiting the priory, but our hosts at the farm told us we should. They said it had a lot of history and we'd have the place to ourselves. They were surely right, no one else was there. We took a walk around the place and back along the river passed two ruined mills, through Kells town and back to the priory. It was a beautiful morning and walk. We drove on making our way to the Rock of Cashel. Our hosts had mapped out a route and day for us.
Day 5 - We stopped in Fethard on our way to the Rock of Cashel. We had lunch at McCarthy's Bar. Supposedly it was a bar that Pete McCarthy stopped at while writing his book, "McCarthy's Bar." We both have read that book, but didn't remember all the places mentioned in the book.
After lunch, we were told to check out the Car Boot Sale in town. Not knowing what to expect, we stopped and checked it out. It's a flea market/garage sale type thing where people get together and sale a bunch of stuff. We didn't find anything we wanted so was out in 15 minutes. Everytime we saw a sign for a Car Boot sale after that, we said "already done that"!
Day 5 - We made it to the Rock of Cashel in the late afternoon. We went on the free tour with the guide and he took us around for about an hour and a half explaining and sharing stories of the place.
Day 6 - After arriving to Kenmare and having a little rest, we walked around to see what we'd like to have for dinner. We settled on dinner at Coach House, because they were having an early and later trad music session. We enjoyed music during our meal and the later session also.
Day 7 - Before starting our Ring of Kerry drive, we stopped by to visit the Ancient Stone Circle in town.
Review on Site. Overall, this was a very convenient hotel to stay in for one night. We enjoyed being right in town and received great service, got a good night sleep and had an acceptable breakfast. That's all we were looking for during our trip. I would recommend this place and I would stay here again.
Day 7 - We started our drive of the Ring of Kerry at 9:45am. We stopped in Sneem for coffee, visited Staigue fort, had a pub lunch in Portmagee, visited the Skellig Experience, and stopped at Cahergal and Leacanabuaile forts. We made it to Dingle by 5:30pm.
We learned about Skellig Michael and would love to go back and visit the island someday. Tours to the island don't start until April and are weather dependent.
Day 7 - After our long day of driving the Ring of Kerry, we had a fantastic (and expensive) dinner at Out of the Blue. They had delicious oysters. After dinner, we went to the Small Bridge Bar for trad music.
Day 8 - Before driving the peninsula, we dropped our laundry off at the cleaners and picked it up later in the afternoon. After our day of driving the peninsula, we went on an independent historic walking tour of town. Rick Steves' had a tour in his guide. After our walk, we had dinner at Global Village and then went on a pub crawl. RS also had a tour in his guide. We stopped in O'Flaherty's, Murphy's Pub, Dick Mack's, Foxy John's, McCarthy's Pub, The Dingle Pub, and John Benny Moriarty's. We ended with trad music and John Benny's.
Review on Site. Overall, I would stay here again and recommend this place. It's very nice and has all the amenities. The hospitality is definitely superb!
Day 8 - Before starting the peninsula drive, we made a quick drive up to Connor Pass. We had planned on leaving town driving over the pass the next day, but our hotel host made a good point that it may not be clear the next day. We had nice views at the top of Dingle and surrounding area.
We started our drive of the peninsula around 10am. We stopped to see Dunbeg Fort, the Beehive Huts, Reasc Monastery, Gallarus Oratory and Kilmalkdekar Church. If you only have time to drive one ring, I would chose this one. The Ring of Kerry was a really nice drive, but you get to see a lot more cool stuff on the Dingle Peninsula. We stopped of for lunch at the pub in Ballyferriter. We were back to Dingle by 3pm.
Day 9 - We left Dingle and made our way to the Cliffs via the Tarber-Killimer car ferry. We stopped off for a late lunch at Joe's in Lahinch before arriving at the Cliffs around 3pm. The cliffs seemed to have a glare on them when looking towards the south, so you couldn't get a clear view of them. We walked along the trail to the south passed the fenced part. There is a big sign saying not to walk passed the area, but a lot of people do. I was amazed however at how close some people were getting to the edge. It made me a little nervous.
Day 10 - We found out they were running tours to the bottom of the Cliffs on ferries in Doolin. I didn't think they started until April, but we lucked out and enjoyed a nice cruise to the Cliffs Friday morning. They are really close to Doolin, so it was about an hour cruise total. The views from the bottom are so much better. I'm really glad we had the opportunity to see them this way.
Day 9 - There is not a whole lot to Doolin. After we checked into our B&B, we drove down to the dock to catch the sunset. That's when we found out the ferries were running to the Cliffs of Moher and the Aran Islands. I didn't think they started until April. We had dinner at McDermot's and enjoyed trad music there in the evening. We were only 2 of about 10-15 people in the pub that night and they still had music.
Review on Site. Overall, we enjoyed our stay at Churchfield and would stay here again. Maeve will make you feel welcome and help you out in any way.
Day 10 - After our cruise to the Cliffs of Moher, we drove through The Burren on our way to Galway. We stopped for a light lunch at the Tea Room in Kilfenora. We really only stopped to check out the Poulnabrone Dolmen. We sort of had our fill of forts up to this point, so didn't stop at any in the Burren.
Day 10 - After checking into our B&B, we went to buy our tickets to Inishmore the following day. We walked around the city center for a bit and enjoyed the sunshine. It seemed everyone in Galway was outside soaking in the sun. We found out later, they don't get a whole lot of sun and when they do, they all take advantage of it. We had an early dinner at Fat Freddy's before stumbling across music at Tig Coili. They had an early and late session. We planned on staying only for the early session, but were friended by some locals and enjoyed their company the rest of the evening.
Day 11 - After our day in Inishmore, we had a fabulous dinner at Ard Bia. We then walked across the river to The Crane to meet our friends from the night before. Here we came across the largest trad session we saw on our trip. There were 13 musicians and our first Irish bag pipe players.
Review on Site. Overall, we loved our stay here. We received the warmest hospitality and felt like a real guest in the house. Frank and his wife live there also. I would absolutely stay here again and recommend this place to friends and family.
Day 11 - We took the bus at 930 am from Galway to the site of the ferry to Inishmore. The ferry left at 1030am. It was a 45 minute ride. We got off and rented bikes from the shop on the opposite end that everyone else was going to. It was 10 Eu pp for the day and you had to leave a 10 Eu pp deposit that was returned at the end of the day. We rode up to the grocery store and got a lunch to take with us. We took the low road since everyone would be taking the high road. We stopped and visited Dun Aenghus and ate our lunch by the cliffs edge. We continued biking to the Seven Churches before making our way back to town. We tried to take the high road back, but made a wrong turn and took the high high road back. It turned into a really steep dirt road, but we made it back to turn our bike in around 330pm. The bike guy was right though, you can't get lost on an island. Our ferry wasn't leaving until 5pm, so we grabbed some tea and a snack at one of the cafes. We were back to our room by 7pm.
Day 12 - We left Galway and drove through the Connemara. We stopped at the National Park visitor center about an hour for a little hike on the trails. We then drove onto Leenan for lunch at Hamilton's Bar. We stopped at the memorial site in Doo Lough Valley where people died from the Potato Famine while walking 12 miles to try and get food from their landlord, but were turned away.
Day 12 - After checking into our B&B and resting, we walked around town a little before dinner. We had dinner at West Bar based on the recommendation from our B&B host. Afterwards, we went to Mulloy's for trad music. We had nice seats right next to the musicians and were able to talk to them a little. They were probably my favorite band on the trip. We also got locked in at the pub. We had heard that could happen.
Review on Site. Overall, we enjoyed our stay here and would recommend it to friends and family.
Day 13 - On our way from Westport to Portrush, we stopped off in Derry for a few hours. We heard on the news on our way into town that they had just found a car with a homemade bomb inside and part of the city center was blocked off. We were wondering if we should still stop, but we decided to go ahead and see what was going on when we got there.
We parked in the Foyleside Shopping Centre and grabbed lunch at Fizroy's Restaurant. After lunch, we made our way to the top of the City Walls for a walk around. We came to the St. Augustine Chapel and saw the police tape across the wall and we weren't able to walk all the way around while we were there. We'd heard the investigation was expected to be over in a couple of hours, but the tape was still up when we came back.
After exploring the City Walls, we walked over to the Bogside Murals. We walked along Rossville Street looking at each mural.
Day 14 - We arrived to the sleepy town of Portrush about 5pm. We walked around the town and could see a lot of people in the hotels and restaurants, but no one on the street. Where did everyone come from or go after dinner?
This town made me think of Jersey Shore and I imagined they would both be similar places. There was a small amusement park by the West Strand and lots of arcade rooms. I wouldn't recommend stopping off in Portrush off season, because it's really quiet. I would have rather stayed in Derry or maybe even Bushmill?
We decided on dinner at Ramore Wine Bar. We had drinks at Spring Hill and enjoyed the lively conversations of the locals. There were no trad sessions while we were in Portrush for 2 nights. We were a little bummed since we'd been hearing music every night up until now.
Day 14 - After exploring the Antrim Coast, we had an early bird dinner at 55 North. I really wanted to try the banoffee pie I'd read about in my guide book, but they didn't have any, so we went over to Ramore to get a piece to go. It was so yummy! After dinner, we had drinks at the small Harbour Bar. Again, no music :(
Review on Site. Overall, this is a decent place to stay and would recommend it for that reason. If I had to do it all over again, I doubt we'd even stay in Portrush and would rather have stayed in Derry or a B&B on the Antrim Coast or maybe even Bushmills.
Day 14 - We started our day on the Antrim Coast about 915am. Our first stop was Bushmills to see if we could get tickets for a tour later in the day. They won't let you purchase tickets early. We drove on to Giant's Causeway and had a nice couple of hours walking the trail to the highlights. It was nice as hardly anyone was there.
We left there and drove on to the Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge. Ok, so cool rope bridge and nice views, but I didn't think it was worth paying almost 12 pounds for us 2 to see it! If you don't say you want a STANDARD adult ticket, they charge you more as a donation (5.90 vs 5.09 pp). So, it was almost as much to see this rope bridge as to tour Bushmills Distillery! Really?
After the rope bridge, we went back to Bushmills to visit the Distillery. We went on the 1pm tour and there were only 8 of us. It was really cool seeing a working distillery. Since it was a weekday, everyone was working. We had a nice tasting at the end and even tried one more in the restaurant.
After the distillery, we made a final stop at the Dunlace Castle. This was a really cool castle right on the cliff and worth the visit. Again, there were hardly any other people around.
Day 15 - We arrived in Belfast from Portrush around 11am. We parked in the Victoria Square Mall and planned on finding the HOHO bus for the Living History Tour. We got our bearings and walked out of the mall and boom there was the guy selling tickets to the bus. I don't know how we did it, but it seemed we were always where we were supposed to be even though we felt lost. We bought our tickets and got on the bus. It was our first drizzly, cold day and sat on top under the covered area. The first half of the tour took us to the Falls Rd and Shankill Rd areas. The bus doesn't stop and it seems like a whirlwind tour. Look left, look right, now look behind your left shoulder, etc. There were lots of political murals. The bus came back to where it started and let some people off and new people on and we went on the second part of the tour to the Quay and Parliament House. By the end of the tour I was freezing and grabbed my coat from the car. Then wouldn't you know, the sun comes out!
We grabbed a quick lunch at the mall at the Burger Bar before heading to tour City Hall. We had a 3pm tour of the hall.
After checking into our B&B, we had dinner at McHugh's because they were having an early music session. They weren't playing much, so after dinner we went to The Garrick for a trad session. We had heard if we were going to see a harp, it would probably be in Belfast. Guess what? One of the musicians brought in a harp! When she played it, you couldn't hear it very well, but it was cool.
Review on Site. Overall, our stay was comfortable and breakfast was great. Roger is really nice and helpful. I would recommend this place and would definitely stay here again.
Day 16 - Our last day in Ireland, we headed towards Trim. We stopped at Bru Na Boinne and was immediately shuffled off on a tour of Newgrange. We were bused to the site from the visitor's center and waited a few minutes for our guide to start. She was really awesome giving the tour. We all went inside the narrow passage and stood in the small chamber. Yeah, I'm a little claustrophobic. Then, she turned out the lights and gave a demonstration of the winter solstice from inside the chamber. It was pitch black and a little bit freaky. But, really cool. We entered the drawing to be able to experience this years winter solstice on Dec 21 from inside. I wonder if we'll really go if we get picked?
We grabbed a quick bite in the cafeteria before driving on to Trim.
Day 16 - We arrived in Trim around 2pm, checked into our B&B and then walked around. Trim has a really nice river walk. It was a beautiful day and lots of people were out and about walking. We checked out Trim Castle from the outside. The castle doesn't open on the inside until April. We then later walked along the river from our B&B to Newtown and back.
We had dinner at Fanzini O'Brien's on recommendation of our B&B host. It was the only place I'd seen everyone dressed up in Ireland. Everyone dressed up for dinner here. After dinner, we had a drink at James Griffin hoping to find some music. There was a band setting up, but weren't planning on starting until late. We decided they weren't the type of music we were looking for and had to get up early to head to the airport the next day, so we left.
Review on Site. Overall, this is a decent B&B. I wish we would have been able to experience the second B (breakfast). I would recommend this place and would probably stay here again. I really liked Trim and think it's worth going back to to visit the Castle and to see more of the Valley of the Boyne sights.


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Kings Gap Environmental Education Center
The center provides a wide variety of activity-oriented programs for students, teachers, adult groups and individuals.
The center provides a wide variety of activity-oriented programs for students, teachers, adult groups and individuals.
Kings Gap's unique attractions are its mountainous terrain, extensive forest and panoramic views, which may be experienced while driving the winding road to the mansion area, or while hiking the trails. The sweeping view of the Cumberland Valley from the Cameron-Masland Mansion is impressive at any time of the year.
Kings Gap Environmental Education Center is one of several state parks specifically dedicated to provide environmental education and interpretive programs to the citizens of Pennsylvania. A variety of programs are available for children, teachers and the general public that increase knowledge and awareness of the values and function of our natural resources. Whether enjoying Kings Gap through recreational activities, educational programs, or its scenic beauty, visitors can be inspired to become stewards of Pennsylvania's outstanding natural resources.
Kings Gap consists of 2,531 acres of forest on South Mountain, with more than 18 miles of hiking trails, a permanent orienteering course, picnicking, hunting and other recreational and educational opportunities. The mansion provides facilities for meals and overnight lodging, and may be reserved for meetings, weddings, receptions and similar functions.
Hiking - Picnicking - Hunting - Orienteering Meetings and Trainings - Retreats - Weddings - Organized Group Tenting
Seasons and Hours: The center is open every day of the year, sunrise to sunset. Day use areas close at dusk. The center office is open specific hours. Contact the center office for facility seasons and hours.
Picnicking: Picnic tables are located throughout the center property. Drinking water is only available in the Mansion Area. Restrooms are available at the education building, Pine Plantation and Kings Gap Hollow areas.
Orienteering: A permanent orienteering course is located at Kings Gap. Orienteering is a sport that involves using a map and compass to navigate a designated course. Additional information on orienteering and copies of beginner course maps are available at the education building foyer. Additional course maps are available upon request. "Introduction to Orienteering" programs are offered in fall and spring.
Hunting and Firearms: About 1,860 acres are open to hunting, trapping and the training of dogs during established seasons. Common game species are deer, turkey and squirrel. An additional 633 acres is listed and posted as no hunting. However, this area is open to deer hunting (both antlered and antlerless) from the first Monday after Thanksgiving through the third Saturday after Thanksgiving - the traditional deer season. This area is closed to all types of hunting during the remainder of the year. Hunters should be aware of "Safety Zones" both posted and not posted. Contact the center office for additional information on the hunting areas.
Hunting woodchucks, also known as groundhogs, is prohibited. Dog training is only permitted from the day following Labor Day through March 31 in designated hunting areas. The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and the Pennsylvania Game Commission rules and regulations apply. Contact the park office for ADA accessible hunting information.
Use extreme caution with firearms at all times. Other visitors use the park during hunting seasons. Firearms and archery equipment used for hunting may be uncased and ready for use only in authorized hunting areas during hunting seasons. In areas not open to hunting or during non-hunting seasons, firearms and archery equipment shall be kept in the owner's vehicle or enclosed trailer. Exceptions include: law enforcement officers and individuals with a valid Pennsylvania License to Carry Firearms are authorized to carry a firearm concealed on their person while they are within a state park.
Complete information on hunting rules and regulations in Pennsylvania is available from the Pennsylvania Game Commission Web site.
Hiking: 20 miles of trails
Trail Difficuly Ratings:
Ratings are based on technical challenge, not physical exertion.
Easiest: Elevation gain or loss is minimal, less than 5% slope, maximum 20% up to 100 feet
More Difficult: Elevation gain or loss is moderate, 12% slope, maximum 30% up to 300 feet
Most Difficult: Elevation gain or loss is usually severe, less than 18% slope, maximum 30+% up to 500 feet
Distances listed are one-way.
1. Pine Plantation Trail: 0.6 mile, easiest hiking
2. Whispering Pines Trail: 0.3 mile, paved, easiest hiking
3. Rock Scree Trail: 1.9 miles, more difficult hiking
4. Ridge Overlook: 0.8 mile, most difficult hiking
5. Forest Heritage Trail: 1.8 miles, more difficult hiking
6. Maple Hollow Trail: 1.3 miles, more difficult hiking
7. Woodland Ecology Trail: 0.6 mile, easiest hiking
8. Scenic Vista Trail: 2.5 miles, more difficult hiking
9. White Oaks Trail: 0.3 mile, paved, easiest hiking
10. Watershed Trail: 1.9 miles, more difficult hiking
11. Boundary Trail: 1.5 miles, most difficult hiking
12. Kings Gap Hollow Trail: 2.8 miles, more difficult hiking
13. Locust Point Trail: 1 mile, most difficult hiking
14. Buck Ridge Trail: 6 miles, most difficult hiking
15. Black Gum Trail: 1.1 miles, more difficult hiking
16. Nature Trail: 0.2 mile, easiest hiking
17. Cold Spring Overlook Trail: 0.04 mile, easiest hiking
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Organized Group Tenting: This wooded area located in the Kings Gap Hollow Area has one site with a capacity of 30 people and may be reserved year-round by organized adult or youth groups. Reservations from 11 months up to two days in advance can only be made by calling toll-free 888-PA-PARKS, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Saturday. Reservations two days or less in advance can be made by contacting the center's office at 717-486-5031, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Friday.
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Meetings, Retreats and Trainings: The mansion is available to host meetings, retreats and trainings for government agencies, private businesses and non-profit organizations. Meeting rooms, food service and overnight accommodations are available from mid-April through mid-November. Contact the center office for additional information, availability, prices and to make a reservation.
Weddings, Receptions and Other Special Events: From sweeping views of mountains and the Cumberland Valley to the historical backdrop of the Cameron-Masland Mansion and surroundings, Kings Gap offers a unique setting for weddings and receptions. The mansion and grounds are available to rent for weddings, receptions and a variety of special events from mid-April through mid-November. Overnight accommodations are also available. Contact the center office for additional information, availability, prices and to make a reservation.
Access for People with Disabilities
If you need an accommodation to participate in park activities due to a disability, please contact the park you plan to visit.
In an Emergency
Call 911 and contact a park employee.
Nearest Hospital
Carlisle Regional Medical Center
Kings Gap straddles South Mountain, which rises in elevation from 700 feet to 1400 feet above sea level. This dramatic elevation change gives Kings Gap two distinct forest habitats.
On the lower slopes of South Mountain is a forest habitat of white oak, red oak and tulip trees, and sparse undergrowth. In the tree canopy, birds like scarlet tanagers, Baltimore orioles and vireos hunt for insects to feed their young. Ovenbirds, eastern towhees and wood thrushes scour the ground for insects. Sharp-shinned hawks hunt for songbirds, reptiles and amphibians. These woods are also wet with spring seeps, small natural ponds and vernal pools found after the spring thaw and rains. Wood frogs and spotted salamanders journey to the fish-free waters to mate and lay their eggs to hatch and grow in relative safety. Summer brings on the blooms of fly poison and white snakeroot.
The Pine Plantation, a man-made habitat at the foot of the mountain, is home to animals that prefer coniferous forests. The chatter of a red squirrel often breaks the silence of the pine forest. In winter, red-breasted nuthatches scour the tree bark for food. Although impacted by invasive plants, the understory is also home to spicebush, a good food for mockingbirds, catbirds and bluebirds. Barred owls nest here.
The dry ridge tops of South Mountain are a forest habitat of chestnut oak trees, with an understory of mountain laurel, blueberry and black huckleberry. Pileated woodpeckers, eastern wood-peewees, brown creepers and kinglets thrive in the dry forest. The showy blooms of pink lady slipper and the tiny flowers of trailing arbutus show briefly in the spring. White-tailed deer, turkey and fox squirrel feast on the acorn crop each fall. The ridge tops are excellent sites to view both black and turkey vultures soaring on warm updrafts from the valley.
Kings Gap is great habitat for a variety of reptiles, including box turtles, five-lined skinks, northern copperheads and timber rattlesnakes. Snake sightings are not uncommon in the summer months. If left alone, snakes are usually not aggressive. The timber rattlesnakes of South Mountain are an isolated population whose numbers have dramatically declined in recent years. For this reason it is unlawful to hunt, take, catch or kill timber rattlesnakes in the South Mountain region. For additional information on these reptiles, contact the center office.
The Irishtown Gap Access and Pine Brook Access areas are gateways into an undeveloped section of the center grounds. This tract is crisscrossed with existing old trails and logging roads which are not blazed or marked. Many of the trails can be impassable due to wet conditions which support abundant moisture-loving plants like royal fern. For the adventurous, wildlife abounds. Black bear, coyote and fox are sometimes sighted in this area. The calls of the common flicker and black-capped chickadee breaks the silence of the woodlands.
Mansion Use Area
The center's offices and the Mansion Day Use Area are located on the mountaintop, four miles from the entrance of Kings Gap. The patio of the mansion provides a sweeping view of the Cumberland Valley. Turkey vultures are a common site at this vista as they catch the air currents created by the gap.
Kings Gap is suitable habitat for a variety of reptiles, including the box turtle, the five-lined skink (one of Pennsylvania's few lizards), the northern copperhead and the timber rattlesnake. Sightings of these reptiles are not uncommon in the summer months. In the Mansion Day Use Area, copperheads and rattlesnakes are sometimes seen hunting rodents along the stone walls of the mansion patio and garden. Although these snakes are venomous and should be respected, in their natural habitats they retreat when threatened. Remember it is unlawful to hunt, take, catch or kill a rattlesnake in the South Mountain Region. For additional information on these reptiles, contact the center office.
Chestnut oak dominates the forest while blueberries, huckleberries and mountain laurel make up the shrub layer of the Mansion Day Use area. The Woodland Ecology Trail is a signed interpretive trail that explores this oak forest habitat.
The garden, surrounded by a low stone wall, was used by the original owners of Kings Gap to raise vegetables. Restoration of this site began in January 1992 by the Master Gardeners of Cumberland County. The goal of this project is to establish an educational garden that will inspire and teach about the benefits of plants.
The garden is divided into three educational areas. The herb garden displays beds of coloring, cooking, fragrant and healing herbs. The wildlife habitat garden uses native plants in a meadow, pond, woodland and shrub border habitat to demonstrate how a wildlife habitat can be created in a "backyard." Finally, a compost demonstration garden provides examples of several different composting methods.
Pine Plantation Use Area
In contrast to the deciduous forest that covers most of the center grounds, the Pine Plantation lets you experience the shaded environment of a coniferous forest. The plantation of white pine, Douglas fir and larch is located near the entrance of Kings Gap. The C.H. Masland and Sons Carpet Company of Carlisle planted this forest as an experimental tree farm in the 1950s.
During the winters of 1995-97 with assistance from the Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry, the plantation was thinned to insure its continued health. The removal of excess trees has reduced the competition for sunlight, water and nutrients, lessening the stress on the remaining trees.
The paved Whispering Pines Trail winds through the plantation.
The pine plantation is home to many animals that prefer a coniferous habitat. The silence of the pine forest is often broken by the chatter of a red squirrel as it announces your presence. In the winter months, you may catch sight of a red-breasted nuthatch as it searches the bark of a nearby pine for food.
In the spring, several vernal ponds dot the landscape. Vernal ponds are temporary ponds that fill up with water in the spring as a result of snowmelt, spring rains and/or elevated ground water tables. These important wetland habitats provide a breeding area for a variety of amphibians including spotted salamanders, spring peepers and wood frogs. Each spring participants in the program, "Experiencing a Spring Night," brave the darkness looking for a very small but very noisy tree frog, the spring peeper.
Pond Day Use Area
Located two miles from the entrance of Kings Gap, the Kings Gap Hollow Use Area features a scenic pond and mountain stream. This area is used extensively for environmental education programming because of its diversity of habitats.
Kings Gap Hollow Run is a spring-fed stream that periodically dries up and reveals a stony bottom. However, in the spring when the water flow is at its peak, this stony bottom is home for many aquatic animals. Pick a stone out of the stream and observe the larva of the black fly as they cling to the stone and filter food from the water. Although the adult black fly is considered a pest, the presence of its larva in the stream is an indicator of good water quality..
The black fly larva and the diversity of the other aquatic life found in the stream indicate good water quality, but the stream is vulnerable. Chemical tests reveal low pH and alkalinity levels due to the geology and vegetation of the area. Low levels of alkalinity indicate the stream has a limited capacity to "buffer" any acid that may enter in the form of acid rain or snow. Without this ability to neutralize additional acid, the pH level can drop. A low pH level means a high acid content. When the acid content becomes too high, the stream no longer supports life.
The deciduous forest that brackets the stream features wetland areas categorized by sphagnum moss, cinnamon ferns, skunk cabbage and tulip trees. In late spring and early summer, hikers may chance upon the clump of grass-like leaves with a white to pale green bloom of the lily of the wildflower fly poison.
The pond supports a wealth of aquatic animals adapted to slower water. It includes frogs, salamanders, turtles, snakes and various aquatic insects. A small, floating platform anchored in the pond provides a safe haven for "basking" painted turtles and water snakes. The pond also serves as an aquatic study area for students participating in field learning experiences.
The paved White Oaks Trail winds through an oak forest.
Common Birds Brochure
The common birds brochure lists the birds most likely to be seen in the park and in which habitat. Common Birds of Kings Gap Environmental Education Center (.pdf) (304 kb, 7/16)
Human Impacts on South Mountain 1750-1900 Era
The origin of the name "Kings Gap" is not known, although it is believed to date back to early settlers in this region. The forests of Kings Gap reflect the influence of the charcoaling industry that began in the 1700s and persisted through the late 1800s. Before the discovery of coal, charcoal fueled the iron furnaces located nearby. Some furnaces were as close as Huntsdale, one mile to the southwest of the entrance to Kings Gap. Iron furnaces required tremendous amounts of charcoal as fuel. In 1786, an average furnace consumed in one day the charcoal produced from one acre of forest. The forests of South Mountain were clearcut on a 20 - 25 year cycle to satisfy the unquenchable thirst for charcoal by nine iron furnaces located in the Kings Gap area. A relatively young forest now exists as a result of these repeated cuttings.
The process of making charcoal demanded great skill and vast quantities of trees. During winter months, wood was cut and stacked. When colliers selected a site for the hearth, they stacked the wood into a conical shape by standing the sticks on end around a central chimney. The dangerous job of firing and tending these hearths belonged to the collier and one or two helpers. These men usually managed as many as eight or nine hearths at one time. To keep the fires smoldering, fires were carefully controlled 24 hours a day for ten days to two weeks -the time needed to produce the charred wood or charcoal.
The colliers lived in crude huts placed near the group of hearths being "coaled." Because of these rough living conditions, charcoaling took place during the milder seasons of the year. After the collier determined that the wood was ready, he extinguished the fires and raked the charcoal into piles. He then loaded the charcoal onto wagons and took it to the furnaces. The discovery of hotter-burning coal eliminated the demand for charcoal and the industry disappeared completely by the end of the 19th century.
The remains of these hearth sites are visible throughout Kings Gap. Flat, dry spots about 30 - 50 feet in diameter remain fairly free of vegetation revealing the location of a former charcoal hearth. Look for pieces of charcoal that sometimes can be found among the forest litter.
You can discover more information on the early iron-making industry in Pennsylvania by visiting Caledonia, Greenwood Furnace or Pine Grove Furnace state parks.
James McCormick Cameron 1906-1951 Era
Near the turn of the century, James McCormick Cameron, a member of the politically prominent Cameron family from Harrisburg, purchased many parcels of land surrounding Kings Gap. Around 1908, Cameron erected a 32-room stone mansion as a summer home. The threat of fire was the most likely reason Mr. Cameron chose to have the mansion exterior faced with the hard native Antietam quartzite quarried nearby and built the interior structure of reinforced concrete. At the turn of the century, forest fires on South Mountain were a constant threat due to poor forestry practices.
James McCormick Cameron's grandfather, Simon Cameron, was a U.S. senator from Pennsylvania and served briefly as Secretary of War under Abraham Lincoln. Donald Cameron, father of James, also was a U.S. senator. Both men amassed fortunes through business interests in banking, steel mills, printing and railroading, among others. James McCormick Cameron carried forward with the business tradition but shunned politics. He was educated at Harrisburg Academy, Phillips Exeter Academy and Harvard University. A hearing problem accounted for his shy and soft-spoken nature. He did not marry until 1927 when he was 62 years old. He had no children. He divided his time among residences in Harrisburg, Donegal in Lancaster County, and Kings Gap. Eventually purchasing 2,700 acres, Mr. Cameron instituted stewardship practices that helped to protect the land.
Still remaining from the Cameron mountain estate is the water tower, carriage house and small generator building, stone walled mansion garden, caretaker's house (currently a private residence), and ice house where ice, hauled from Pine Grove Furnace each winter, kept food cool during the summer months.
Mansion: The mansion is approximately 200 feet long and is built of native Antietam quartzite quarried from a nearby ridge. The 32-room house was designed to resemble an Italian villa with its flat roof, huge windows and flagstone terrace. The use of steel-reinforced concrete for the internal structure of the building is believed to be one of the first such applications in local construction. The materials used in the construction were intended to make the mansion as fireproof as possible. Nevertheless, Mr. Cameron only lived at Kings Gap from May through October, when fire danger is at its lowest.
Ice House: The ice house rises 15 feet above ground level and extends downward 10 feet. The Camerons used it to store vegetables grown in the garden. The ice was brought from Laurel Lake at nearby Pine Grove Furnace until 1931.
Garden: The stone-walled garden provided vegetables for the household during the Cameron residency. Recently, a wire fence was erected in front of the stone wall to discourage deer.
Water Tower: The 10,000-gallon capacity wooden tank atop the brick tower supplies water to the surrounding buildings as it did when first constructed. Originally a water-powered pump located in the pumphouse near the foot of the mountain sent water from a spring approximately two miles up hill to the water tower. A well located at the pumphouse now serves as the water source. Gravity flow still feeds all of the buildings from the tank.
Carriage House: The former carriage house and stable now serves as the center's maintenance building. The building contained an apartment on the second floor for the carriage drivers and stable help. An automatic carriage wash in the middle bay and a hand-operated large equipment elevator in the carriage section are evidence of the modern conveniences of the time.
Generator Building: Across the road from the carriage house is a stone building that was originally constructed as the generator building. In the 1930s, a 12-volt electrical system powered by two gasoline engines was installed to generate electricity for the mansion. This system has long since been replaced by a public utility service.
Caretaker's House: This two-story brick building was occupied year-round by the caretaker of Kings Gap. The building is currently a private residence and is not open to the public.
C.H. Maslands and Sons 1951-1973 Era
With Mr. Cameron's passing in 1949, C. H. Masland and Son Carpet Company of Carlisle purchased the mansion and the surrounding 1,430 acres. The remaining acreage passed into other ownership. Masland refurbished the mansion, then called the "Masland Guest House," which was used as accommodations for potential clients and as a training site for employees and sales representatives. The bedrooms were used to showcase Masland carpet. The bedroom carpet was changed frequently as product lines were dropped and new designs were added.
The Masland family also became involved in several land management projects, including the planting of the pine plantation located at the base of the mountain. Thirty thousand trees were planted in the 42-acre plot during the 1950s. In addition, the Maslands were responsible for the construction of the pond, which is currently used as a site for aquatic studies.
As conference rooms and overnight facilities became more available in the Carlisle area, it was no longer economical for the company to operate its own guest house.
For Future Generations
The Nature Conservancy, assisted by the Commonwealth, purchased the mansion and 1,430 acres of South Mountain in 1973. Kings Gap was dedicated as the third state park environmental education center in 1977.
In 2011, the Nature Conservancy, assisted by the Commonwealth, purchased 1,077 acres, designated as "Irishtown Gap Tract," reuniting most of the original Cameron estate.
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The Friends of Kings Gap Environmental Education Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving, protecting, and enhancing Kings Gap State Park. It as an affiliate chapter of the Pennsylvania Parks and Forests Foundation, and is a qualified 501(c)(3) organization, which means that your contribution is tax deductible. Any money that you donate to the Friends will benefit Kings Gap State Park directly. The Friends coordinate a wide variety of volunteer activities that benefit the park. www.friendsofkingsgap.org
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DiscoverE has programs for young people ages 4 to 17, provided by Pennsylvania State Park educators. By combining recreation and education, we hope to motivate children to learn more and return often, leading to a lifetime of outdoor enjoyment and conservation leadership.
In Watershed Education, teachers and students assess water quality of a local stream on a quarterly basis and develop strategies to solve local water quality problems.
ECO Camp - Exploring Careers Outdoors - is a week-long residential camp for a cross-section of high school youth from across Pennsylvania, sponsored by the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR). Participate in action-packed, hands on activities and recreational adventures in Pennsylvania's state parks and forests that expose youth to conservation, recreation and careers in natural resources. Learn how people make a living working in the outdoors.
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Nearby Attractions
Information on nearby attractions is available from the Cumberland Valley Visitor Bureau. www.visitcumberlandvalley.com
Pine Grove Furnace State Park: Visitors enjoy many recreational opportunities, including two mountain lakes, Laurel Lake and Fuller Lake, hiking the Appalachian Trail, biking the rail trail, camping, fishing, swimming, visiting the Appalachian Trail Museum and imagining when the park was a charcoal-fired iron furnace community.
Michaux State Forest: This 85,000-acre forest offers general recreation like hunting, fishing and hiking. 717-352-2211
The Nature Conservancy's Forest Pool Preserve at Kings Gap and Mount Holly Marsh Preserve: This 70-acre natural area adjacent to Kings Gap State Park in Cumberland County is part of the South Mountain landscape and serves as a demonstration site for The Nature Conservancy's restoration of vernal pools. Visitors can take a self-guided tour of the project. Kiosks explain the technique used to restore each pool. 717-232-6001 www.nature.org/Pennsylvania
Huntsdale State Fish Hatchery: The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission raises trout and other fish for release into Pennsylvania lakes and streams. Visitor Hours Daily, 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. 717-486-3419
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Recreational Guide
Kings Gap Environmental Education Center Map (.pdf) (1,074 kb, 8/14)
Interactive GIS Map
The Interactive GIS Map uses Geographic Information Systems to create a map that does not need to be downloaded and features driving directions, searchable park amenities and customizable maps. Please note that the background maps are maintained by a variety of public sources and driving directions usually go to the nearest large road.
Common Birds Brochure
Common Birds of Kings Gap Environmental Education Center (.pdf) (304 kb, 7/16)
From Interstate 81, take Exit 37. Travel south on PA 233 for about 2.3 miles. Turn left onto Pine Road and continue 2.2 miles. Turn right onto Kings Gap Road.
The Cameron-Masland Mansion is 3.5 miles from the center's entrance. Follow the winding, paved road to the top of the mountain. In the Mansion Area, bear left to follow the one-way directional signs. Parking is available in several lots adjacent to the education building and mansion.
GPS DD: Lat. 40.09321 Long. -77.2683
Driving Directions: The Interactive GIS Map has turn-by-turn driving directions to the park office from the Park Information Window. Please note that the background maps are maintained by a variety of public sources and driving directions usually go to the nearest large road.
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