Scranton, Pennsylvania: Nay Aug Gorge Tree House (Closed)
The David Wenzel Tree House was built so that the people of Scranton could peer down into the gorge without tumbling over a cliff. It was found to be unsafe in 2017 and closed.
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When visiting the Nay Aug Gorge Tree House, bring a camera and don't stand too close to the edge!
[Sara & Trav, 04/06/2010]Over the years, many young visitors have drowned while "looking" into the gorge at Nay Aug Park. A young mayor who no doubt survived his youthful "looking" erected a large tree house over the area including wheelchair access to those who choose to view safely. Nay Aug also had a pool, water slides, picnic areas and a museum worth visiting.
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Nay Aug Gorge Tree House
Nay Aug Park - David Wenzel Tree House
- Directions:
- Nay Aug Park at the top of Mulberry St. Drive straight up Nay Aug Rd to the parking lot on the right, then follow the short trail from the far end of the lot to the Treehouse.
- Hours:
- Found unsafe; closed in 2017. May reopen in 2018, or later.
- Admission:
- Free.
- Status:
- Closed
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