Instagram snapshots of Ruins Park in Glen Rock, Pa.

Ruins Park is the graffiti-covered "bones" of the former Enterprise Furniture Company warehouse located in downtown Glen Rock, Pennsylvania. In its colorful and inspiring new life, it serves as an event venue and off-the-beaten-path destination for travelers seeking something a little different.

I first learned about it from Wendyvee's Roadside Wonders, and you can read some more about this "wonder" on that website, where you can also lose yourself in a zillion other cool things. (Go surf it. I'll wait here in this tab.)

Ashar and I took a trip to Ruins Park last week, when the sun was still shining in York County and before the endless rains descended upon us.

Here are some of my Instagram snaps from that groovy expedition...

Related photography posts

• Ephemeral artwork seen on a late-night stroll through Brooklyn
• Old City Cemetery in Lynchburg, Virginia
• Oak Hill Cemetery in Vermont and Phoenix Cemetery Tioga County, Pennsylvania
• American Autumn (a photo essay)
• Alpine Road Cemetery (Bender Burial Ground) in York County, Pennsylvania
• Snapshots from a foggy morning at Prospect Hill Cemetery
• Return to Prospect Hill Cemetery
• Manipulated photos of a graveyard at dusk
• Dilapidated structures of Southern Jersey
• The abandoned Great Barrington Fairgrounds (Massachusetts)
• Creepy & dilapidated structures of the eastern United States, Part 1
• Creepy & dilapidated structures of the eastern United States, Part 2
• Old house in Coudersport, Pennsylvania