Kidder Township
The Pocono Mountains define the setting of Kidder Township — wooded ridges and narrow valleys give this part of Pennsylvania its distinctly upland character. Interstate 80 crosses the township, carrying long-distance traffic through a largely forested stretch of the Poconos. Hickory Run State Park occupies a substantial part of the local landscape and includes Boulder Field, an expanse of boulders designated a National Natural Landmark. Kidder Township lies in Carbon County, within a region long associated with mountain recreation and resort communities. Roads, woodland and protected terrain together shape this section of northeastern Pennsylvania.
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Among the communities of Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains, Kidder Township stands out for Lake Harmony and its established recreation landscape. Wooded slopes and lakes shape this part of Carbon County, where Lake Harmony forms a focal point for seasonal stays and outdoor activity. Big Boulder, the local ski area, is a familiar winter destination, while warmer months draw attention to the water and surrounding trails. Part of Hickory Run State Park lies within the township; its Boulder Field is designated a National Natural Landmark. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Kidder Township and the Poconos.
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