Guided Irving Cliff Hike with Northeast Wilderness Experience
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness needed for rocky terrain and elevation change.
Overview
Join Northeast Wilderness Experience for a guided 3-hour hike along Irving Cliff in northeast Pennsylvania, where history meets wild sandstone panoramas. Perfect for intermediate hikers seeking rugged terrain and deep local insight.
Guided Irving Cliff Historic Out & Back Hike
Ages 10+ • 1 Mile • Intermediate • 3 Hours
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About This Adventure
A privately guided day hike, offered year round
Explore the highlights of the Upper Delaware Region’s vast wilderness with the support of our professional guides who know it best! Our guides are highly experienced, first aid trained in remote settings, and fully equipped with the skills and knowledge to empower your group in exploring nature’s wonders.
Duration
~3 hours
More Info
- Attendees must be at least 10 years of age, restrictions may apply based on weather, surface conditions, terrain, or any other reason at the sole discretion of our staff.
- Special accommodations may be considered on a case by case basis and only with advance notice at the sole discretion of our staff.
- All attendants over 18 (eighteen) years of age must sign a waiver, under 18 years of age must have a guardians signature.
Includes
Private guide service, gear rental and pack fitting available
What to Bring
- Sturdy footwear
- Food for duration of trip
- Hydration for duration of trip
- Synthetic/wool clothing (not cotton)
- Synthetic/wool socks
- Backpack
- Sunscreen
- Bug spray
- Rain Gear
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy hiking boots
The trail includes uneven rock surfaces and exposed cliff edges that demand solid footing.
Bring sufficient water and snacks
There are no services along the 1-mile route, so stay fueled and hydrated throughout the hike.
Watch footing near cliff edges
Stay alert and keep a safe distance from drop-offs, especially in wet or windy conditions.
Dress in synthetic or wool layers
Natural fiber clothing can retain moisture and cause discomfort; dress for changing weather.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Eastern chipmunk
- Red-tailed hawk
History
Irving Cliff was historically used as a lookout by Indigenous peoples and early European settlers during the 18th century.
Conservation
Northeast Wilderness Experience follows Leave No Trace principles to minimize impact and preserve the Upper Delaware wilderness.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Hiking boots
Durable boots provide ankle support and traction on rocky surfaces.
Water bottle or hydration pack
Staying hydrated is critical on this 3-hour hike with no water sources on trail.
Layered clothing
Synthetic or wool layers accommodate changing temperatures and keep moisture away.
Bug spray
Protects against mosquitoes and ticks during warmer months.
spring|summer specific