The Friends of Pinchot State Park had a tree planting over the weekend to create a wayside that tells the Gifford Pinchot conservation story in this York County park.

The oak and black gum planted there today will witness many visitors taking in the wayside. It is fitting that the Pinchot wayside is a short distance from the Maurice K. Goddard wayside.

DCNR Secretary Cindy Dunn participated in the planting and helped dedicate the wayside.

For more information on programs and activities, visit DCNR’s Gifford Pinchot State Park webpage.   Click Here for membership information.

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