Set at the edge of the Pocono Mountains, Mazzetti Farm offers easy access to some of the region’s most rewarding outdoor experiences. From hiking and waterfalls within the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area to scenic drives, wildlife preserves, and year-round recreation, the surrounding landscape invites exploration at every pace. For quiet nature trails, iconic landmarks, winter sports, or a relaxed day on the links, the areas listed below highlight the diverse ways to enjoy the outdoors during your stay.
Camelback is the Poconos’ largest winter playground, offering 39 trails, 16 lifts, and 100% night skiing across 166 acres of terrain. From beginner slopes to expert runs — plus three terrain parks and the country’s biggest snow tubing park — it’s designed for everyone.
Shawnee Mountain is a family-friendly ski area nestled along the Delaware River. With 23 trails, two terrain parks, and 100% snowmaking, it offers reliable conditions for skiers and snowboarders of all levels — plus a tubing park and a dedicated beginner’s area.
The Appalachian Trail in the Pocono Mountains offers a rugged and rocky slice of one of America’s most iconic long-distance hiking routes.
Known as the “Niagara of the Poconos,” this privately preserved wonder features eight cascading waterfalls nestled within a lush, fern-filled gorge.
Cherry Valley National Wildlife Refuge protects over 4,000 acres of pristine wetlands, forests, and meadows. Established to conserve habitats for migratory birds and endangered species, the refuge offers peaceful trails, wildlife viewing, and seasonal bird migrations along the scenic Kittatinny Ridge.
A scenic, accessible walking trail through Stroudsburg and East Stroudsburg.
A quiet gem in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area — ideal for guests seeking a peaceful, immersive experience in nature.
A nature-based learning sanctuary set within the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area.
Tannersville Cranberry Bog Preserve is a rare and otherworldly wetland tucked into the Pocono Mountains — a floating peat bog formed from a glacial lake over 10,000 years ago. Known locally as “The Cranberry,” it’s the southernmost low-elevation boreal bog on the eastern seaboard, home to carnivorous plants, native orchids, and a haunting stillness that feels almost primeval. Guided tours along the floating boardwalk offer a glimpse into this fragile ecosystem, where mosses, mist, and silence reign.
The Wilderz at Pocono Wildlife is a nonprofit sanctuary and rehabilitation center in Stroudsburg dedicated to rescuing, healing, and releasing injured or orphaned animals across Northeastern Pennsylvania. From black bears to barn owls, their team provides expert care and educational outreach, inviting guests to meet ambassador animals and learn about native wildlife. The center blends science and compassion, offering seasonal tours and behind-the-scenes glimpses into the delicate art of wildlife rehab.
Originally laid out in 1907, its three nines — Red, White, and Blue — feature tree-lined fairways, rolling terrain, and small, fast greens that reward thoughtful play.
Designed by Robert White, this municipal course layout features tree-lined fairways, subtle elevation changes, and a relaxed pace that suits both seasoned players and casual rounds.
Great Bear Golf Club offers a championship 18-hole course nestled in the scenic Pocono Mountains. With 6,940 yards of tree-lined fairways, natural wetlands, and dramatic elevation changes, the par-71 layout challenges players of all levels.
Set against the wooded hills of Mount Pocono, the course features dramatic elevation changes, pristine fairways, and challenging water hazards. Designed by Hal Purdy, it blends championship-level play with scenic tranquility.
Originally shaped by Donald Ross and later refined by William Flynn, the course features small, fast greens and tree-lined fairways that reward precision over power. It has hosted LPGA and PGA Senior events, adding a touch of legacy to its relaxed pace.
Originally designed by A.W. Tillinghast in 1911, the course features gently rolling fairways, strategic bunkers, and a unique setting accessible by cart bridge. Its classic design and riverside location make it a favorite among golfers seeking both challenge and scenery.
Designed in 1927, the course features wide fairways, elevated tees, and panoramic views of lakes and forests — offering a relaxed yet rewarding experience for all skill levels.
Nestled in the Pocono Mountains, The Country Club at Woodloch Springs offers one of the region’s most acclaimed golf experiences. This 18-hole, par-72 championship course winds through fern-covered forests, wetlands, and upland meadows, with four sets of tees to suit every skill level.
