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Jared Niequest of Chicago traverses a slack line Monday afternoon at Ohiopyle State Park. Niequest describes slacklining as his "calm down sport" in between rock climbing and white water rafting.
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Despite the high and rushing waters, Sarah Crawford, 13, of New Cumberland embraces her inner daredevil and speeds down the natural watersides at Ohiopyle State Park, Monday afternoon.
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Alex Hall, 11, of Pittsburgh speeds down the natural watersides Sunday at Ohiopyle State Park during a weekend trip with Boy Scout Troop 17 of Allison Park.
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Jeffery Jenkins of Uniontown and his daughter Jada frolic together in the Youghiogheny River on Sunday during a family trip to Ohiopyle State Park.
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Eron Gonze of Pittsburgh flies his DJI Phantom Vision Plus drone Sunday at Ohiopyle State Park. Gonze says that anyone capable of playing a video game is capable of controlling a drone. "Everyone has a camera phone these days and this is just a camera phone with wings," says Gonze.
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Ryan Robinson of Imperial makes the most of Sunday's warm weather by riding the natural watersides at Ohiopyle State Park.
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Adiera Gianotta (left) of Hershey and Beth Navarro of Pittsburgh slice tomatoes and stir up the homemade bruschetta for Mom Maruca's Pizza Shop at the Fayette County Italian Festival, Sunday.
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Daniel Baker, 10, of Morgantown, W.Va. is gleefully thrown from the mechanical bull at the Fayette County Italian Festival, Sunday.
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Joshua Petruska, 9, of Monessen bounces skyward on the bungee trampolines at the Fayette County Italian Festival, Sunday.
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Despite the water level being at it's highest point so far this summer, Kenneth Parks of Tyrone braves the natural water slide at Ohiopyle State Park, Saturday.
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Hunter Schaefer, 10, of Crafton makes a big splash at Ohiopyle State Park overseen by his father Chad, Saturday. The water level being at its highest point so far this summer allowed for rock diving by aspiring daredevils.
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