西弗吉尼亞州的度假屋

We'll set off from Regent Square and hike up the back trails with your new best friend: a jovial hairless dog named Lola! Along with exercising and socializing, we'll take some photos to publish on Lola's world famous Instagram profile. As we hike, feel free to take time to photograph the Pittsburgh backcountry. Along the way we will have great views of nature and Western Pennsylvania!

Upon arrival, please feel free to take your time getting situated. There is no rush on the farm. Most often you will be greeted at your car by the chickens and a goat or two. When we do introduction, we can offer a tour of the property, or spend the entire time interacting with them alongside the road. Afterwards, at your leisure, feel free to wander and take in the scenery or interact with the animals. If you plan to get in the stream, water shoes are encouraged, as the rocks are slippery. But well worth it for the natural water slide! We offer you the chance to relax and enjoy a slow-paced time on the farm. Hanging out with goats may be the secret to happiness. Other things to note: Roughly 1 hour with host, then free to wander the property. We have Yurt guests on-site at times, so please be mindful Times and group sizes are flexible. Just ask! Family friendly.

First we will bike through the streets of the Financial and Cultural district, explore the Strip District and then check out the North Shore on its scenic river trails. We will dive into the history of Pittsburgh, tracking down the people who shaped this city to what it is today: a beauty. Old and new buildings, city squares and public art will turn this bike ride into a unique event full of exciting (re)discoveries of The Burgh. Other things to note: TOURS START ON TIME. Please arrive at the meeting point 15 mins early. Every participant will have to sign a waiver. - Free cancellation and full refund up to 24 hours before tour start. - Tour will take rain or shine! Please message if there are any concerns about inclement weather. - Masks can be taken off if a valid vaccination card can be shown.

Join me on my favorite farm ramble, complete with a few surprises! We will start with a little history and geography of this specific piece of land involving a famous "Lord" and will progress to a nice walk with some unique farm features. I will share with you how multiple generations survived and evolved from carrying water from the spring and harvesting ice from a pond to now abandoned horse drawn farm equipment. We will see a colonial road that looks quite well traveled and was the site of a Spanish Real coin find. Next we will explore the dam and ice pond fed by Elk Run Stream and maybe even get a glimpse of some local wildlife. Continuing on our walk we will see one of the first electric pump houses in the county which was pumping running water to the main house in 1913. We will continue up the colonial road next to a stone wall for a view of 3 other states and a nice birds eye farm view. Explore an 1840's stone barn and even see the graffiti left by a civil war soldier passing through. We can also see the system my grandfather used as a boy to keep track of the squab he sold to local restaurants. End the tour with some photo ops of various farm equipment including the tractor my grandfather bought new in 1947. Leave the farm with the rewards of a nice country walk and good dose of fresh air. Other things to note Wear comfortable shoes and weather appropriate clothing. This is not a fast walk but does include a few rolling hills.

Learn basic sheep and goat tending. See varying fencing options for your own herd, and how and what they need for optimal health. See which type of goats would work best for your needs. Play, walk and mill about the working farm. Fix a fence. Find an endangered species. Restore your soul as you play in the mud and play with our crew! Come with a open heart and let the goats nuzzle you and give you back rubs with their horns. Listen for galloping hooves from our equine friends, chirping birds frolicking and the wind dancing with the trees as our feet putter patter along the deer trails.