Abandoned mine exploration in Pennsylvania

Mines & Meadows, LLC is a premier ATV, dirt bike, and side-by-side riding resort and campground located in the heart of Wampum, Pennsylvania. Established nearly a decade ago from a small business idea, Mines & Meadows has grown exponentially thanks to the enthusiastic support of our community and patrons. Our park spans over 870 acres of diverse trails, offering a unique and exhilarating experience for riders of all skill levels. Key Features:

Clyde No. 3 Mine Swinging Bridge is a captivating local park situated in the charming town of Clarksville, PA 15322, United States. This unique destination is centered around a historic swinging bridge that once served the Clyde No. 3 Mine, offering visitors a blend of history, natural beauty, and adventure. The park provides a serene environment perfect for leisurely strolls, picnics, and photography, with the scenic surroundings of lush greenery and the gentle flow of the nearby river. Ideal for families, history enthusiasts, and nature lovers alike, Clyde No. 3 Mine Swinging Bridge promises a memorable experience where the past meets the tranquility of the present.

Welcome to Xplore Rentals, your ultimate destination for thrilling outdoor adventures! Nestled at 1307 Old Route 18 Suite C, Wampum, PA 16157, our business offers an exhilarating experience for all adventure enthusiasts. At Xplore Rentals, you can ride the all-new 2024 Yamaha Kodiak EPS 450 ATVs and the latest Yamaha Wolverines and R-Spec Side x Sides, providing you with top-of-the-line off-road vehicles. For those looking for a unique ride, we also rent the new Onewheel Pint X’s, which you can enjoy at the campground or any off-site location of your choice.

Nestled within the townships of Upper St. Clair and South Fayette in the southwestern corner of Allegheny County, Wingfield Pines spans 87 acres of lush, rehabilitated land. Once plagued by environmental issues such as Abandoned Mine Drainage (AMD), this site has been transformed into a serene and educational haven for nature lovers and students alike. Historical Significance: