Jennifer Barth, left, and Timothy Clair, center, of Jersey Shore, Pa., are photographed by Michael Kibler of the Bronx, New York as they take in a view of the west branch of the Susquehanna River from Hyner View State Park, in Hyner, Pa. (Carolyn Kaster/The Associated Press)

Pennsylvania's best views 2

Sixteen destinations our readers told us to share

In the wake of our first photographic tour of the best views in Pennsylvania, readers across the state and beyond shared suggestions on some of their best views.

So, here's a second list of views to take your breath away, coming from all corners of the state. Some are in the midstate. Others are hours away. Many are in the wilds. Some are in urban centers.

» Related: Pennsylvania's best views, part 1

Outdoor writer Marcus Schneck, who has traveled the highways and byways of Pennsylvania for decades, added the details and narrative about the views, and other great spots to see and experience near them. And if we still haven't gotten around to your favorite view, let us know in the comments below.

A view of the Juniata River, one of the Susquehanna River's tributaries, as seen from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission's Greenwood Access, near Thompsontown, Perry County.

Why is it on the list? The wildness that pervades many locations along the Juniata River is on full display from the boat launch ramp at the Greenwood Access.

Best time to visit: Late spring through fall foliage peak in mid-October.

Perfect spot to take in the view: Right at river's edge, looking upriver.

Nearby: Volksmarch at Little Buffalo State Park, Newport. Governed by the American Volksport Association and the International Federation of Popular Sports, Volksmarchers earn awards for hiking the 6.2 miles at the state park; 717-567-9255. Choc 'O Latte Cafe, Millerstown, homemade soups, specialty sandwiches and chocolate mug cakes; 717-589-3833.