Jordan Creek winds through the scenic Trexler Nature Preserve in Pennsylvania, creating a peaceful haven for both wildlife and explorers. The creek’s clear waters cut through rolling hills and forested trails, offering a refreshing escape for hikers, bikers, and nature lovers. Along its banks, you might spot deer, herons, or even bald eagles, while wooden bridges and shaded paths make it a perfect place for a leisurely waddle or picnic. It’s a tranquil reminder of how beautiful and diverse Pennsylvania’s natural landscapes can be. Close to the riverbank, luciakontsek and loborosh hid a penguin stone underneath a regular rock.

Last known location – 40.6548556, -75.6243172

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To see the location of the other penguin stones below.