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Blue Spruce Park is a verdant 650-acre public park located about six miles from Indiana, Pennsylvania.

The Park was established in 1966, but its site was used for recreation by locals since the early part of the century. Blue Spruce Park includes the Cummings Dam, a historical marker honoring Bernice Gera, a native of nearby town of Ernest.

Gera was the first female umpire to work in a professional baseball league.

There are more than five miles of mixed use trails that transect the park. The Park has a 12-acre lake stocked with trout for public fishing. There are four pavilions and two lodges available for rental. The park also has two playgrounds, a volleyball court, horseshoe court, and areas for sports.

Blue Spruce Park, 1128 Blue Spruce Rd, Indiana, PA 15701, Phone: 724-463-8636

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Visit the Jimmy Stewart Museum Indiana University of Pennsylvania Hike in Blue Spruce Park Visit the Noble Stein Brewing Company Learn about local history at the Historical and Genealogical Society of Indiana County Go wildlife watching in the Waterworks Conservation Area

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