Things to do at Nay Aug Park
Everhart Museum
The Everhart Museum was founded in 1908 by Doctor Isaiah Fawkes Everhart.
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The James B. McNulty Greenhouse
The original greenhouse was named after John Cleland, its benefactor. It opened in June of 1910.
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The Gorge
A hidden treasure, the Nay Aug Gorge was created at the end of the most recent ice age over 11,500 years ago.
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Dave Wenzel Tree House
In 2007 the David Wenzel Tree House was built opening up new vistas overlooking the Gorge and surrounding areas.
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Kanjorski Covered Bridge
The Kanjorski Covered Bridge spanning the Roaring Brook opened in 2007.
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Zoo
The zoo closed in 1988 and is now home to Street Cats, a local non-profit, that spays and neuters the feral cat population in the area.
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Marmi (Everhart) Pavilion
The pavilion is a beautiful historic stone structure built in 1906.
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Gentile Pavilion
The Gentile Pavilion is located in the southeast corner of the park near the McNulty Greenhouse.
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The Bandstand
The Bandstand is home to the Nay Aug Park Concert Series in the summer.
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The Rose Garden
The R. N. Davis Memorial Rose Garden which is situated on Arthur Ave in Nay Aug Park and was established in 1935.
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Brooks Mine
Brooks Mine was never a commercial operation, but large deposits of coal do exist inside.
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Hanlon’s Grove
Hanlon’s Grove is a picnic area located in the eastern section of the park. It is an open area with picnic tables and charcoal grills.
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Butterfly Playground
The Butterfly Playground will be located adjacent to the Butterfly Garden behind the Street Cats Building (old zoo).
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Davis Trail
This two mile waterfall hike in Nay Aug Park provides the perfect year round activity…it even includes a tree house.
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