Dawn's Guidebook
Outdoor activities
50 mile trail from Jersey Shore to Wellsboro. We are 5 miles from the Jersey Shore Trail Head
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Pine Creek Rail Trail
Pine Creek Rail Trail50 mile trail from Jersey Shore to Wellsboro. We are 5 miles from the Jersey Shore Trail Head
About an hour away. This 8 mile hiking trail has many falls along the way.
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Ricketts Glen State Park
695 Pennsylvania 487About an hour away. This 8 mile hiking trail has many falls along the way.
Jacoby Falls Trailhead
5119 Wallis Run RdA nice easy hike.
A great place for hiking, fishing, and viewing a variety of wildlife including otters and bald eagles.
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Little Pine State Park
4205 Little Pine Creek RdA great place for hiking, fishing, and viewing a variety of wildlife including otters and bald eagles.
A great place to view elk. The scenery on the drive there is amazing.
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Benezette
A great place to view elk. The scenery on the drive there is amazing.
Food Scene
Don Patron
1503 East 3rd StreetA great restaurant for authentic Mexican food.
Joy Thai Cuisine
15 W 4th StThis place is not fancy but the food is great.
Dutch Haven Restaurant
201 E Bald Eagle StThis place features German Cooking.
Homemade Icecream . The beef and pork are directly from the Waltz farm. Family owned. Great food.
Waltz Creamery & Farm House Cafe
324 Main StHomemade Icecream . The beef and pork are directly from the Waltz farm. Family owned. Great food.
The Brickyard Restaurant & Ale House
343 Pine StDiSalvo's Restaurant
341 E 4th StMoon & Raven Public House
155 W 4th StBullfrog Brewery
229 W 4th StCurt's Smokin' Ribs
243 Pennsylvania AvenueStella A's
219 E Main StSantino's Pine Creek Inn
5645 North PA-44Venture Inn
1896 PA-44Food Scene
Gateway Cafe
1145 Allegheny StGreat coffee house and cafe for breakfast and lunch
Food Scene
Home cooking with healthy options. Good food. Interesting fact..the table tips are recycled from the bowling alley that used to be in town
The Shore Diner
1211 Allegheny StHome cooking with healthy options. Good food. Interesting fact..the table tips are recycled from the bowling alley that used to be in town
Nearby educational institutions
Lock Haven University
401 N Fairview Stwithin a 15 min drive
Pennsylvania College of Technology
1 College AveWithin a 15 min drive.
Lycoming College
One College PlWithin a 15 min drive
Sightseeing
A nice look at local history. There is also a transportation museum included.
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The Taber Museum ... Where Lycoming County History Comes Alive!
858 W 4th StA nice look at local history. There is also a transportation museum included.
A nice cruise on the Susquehanna River. The ride features some history from Williamsports Lumber years. The town also has many remaining Victorian mansions on Millionaires road.
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Hiawatha Paddlewheel Riverboat
2205 Hiawatha BlvdA nice cruise on the Susquehanna River. The ride features some history from Williamsports Lumber years. The town also has many remaining Victorian mansions on Millionaires road.
Oregon Hill Winery
840 Oregon Hill RdSample the local wines.
Take an hour long tour deep into a coal mine. A look at the history that built central PA
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Lackawanna Coal Mine Tour
Bald Mountain RoadTake an hour long tour deep into a coal mine. A look at the history that built central PA
Sightseeing
This is a 20 min drive away. It is a nicely done museum.
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World of Little League Museum
525 US-15This is a 20 min drive away. It is a nicely done museum.
A bit of a drive but well worth the time. There are many local wineries in this area as well.
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Corning Museum of Glass
1 Museum WayA bit of a drive but well worth the time. There are many local wineries in this area as well.
Did you know the man who discovered oxygen, carbon dioxide, and the carbonation process eventually settled here in central PA? Check it out.
Joseph Priestley House
472 Priestley AveDid you know the man who discovered oxygen, carbon dioxide, and the carbonation process eventually settled here in central PA? Check it out.