State Parks
Bucktail State Park Natural Area in Pennsylvania is a 75-mile scenic stretch along Route 120 between Emporium and Lock Haven, following the path of Sinnemahoning Creek and the West Branch of the Susquehanna River. Nestled in the Pennsylvania Wilds, it's renowned for its stunning ... Read more
State Parks
Susquehanna State Park in Pennsylvania is a scenic riverside park located in Williamsport, offering visitors a peaceful escape along the West Branch of the Susquehanna River. Known for its relaxing riverboat cruises on the Hiawatha Paddlewheel, the park features picnic areas, fis... Read more
Millionaire's Row
The 19th-century lumber boom transformed Pennsylvania’s forests into an industrial powerhouse—before overharvesting led to economic collapse and environmental devastation. This is the story of the rise, fall, and restoration of the Lumber Heritage Region. Read more
Art & Culture
Hello, I am Steve Sensebaugh, I am 29 years old and live in Reynoldsville, PA. I have been married since July, 2017 to my beautiful wife Kari. I have two sons, a 3-year old named Garrett and Shane was just born on August 7, 2023. I am the Digital Media Arts Instructor at Jeff Tec... Read more
State Parks
Upper Pine Bottom State Park is a small but picturesque 5-acre park located in Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, within the Tiadaghton State Forest. Tucked away in a quiet mountain hollow, the park features a scenic picnic area along Upper Pine Bottom Run, a trout-filled stream popu... Read more
State Parks
Kettle Creek State Park is a scenic 1,793-acre park located in Clinton County, Pennsylvania, nestled within the lush Sproul State Forest. The park is known for its tranquil setting, centered around the 167-acre Kettle Creek Reservoir, which offers excellent opportunities for fish... Read more
Business Services
The first settlement in the Brookville area dates from 1796, when Joseph and Andrew Barnett and Samuel Scott arrived at the confluence of Sandy Lick and Mill Creeks, in the area east of town known as Port Barnett. For the next thirty years, settlement was slow, due primarily to t... Read more
The Lumber Heritage Trail
Rail 66 Country Trail is a non-motorized, 4-season trail that currently extends 20.1 miles through the scenic countryside of northern Clarion County near the Village of Lucinda on the historic Knox-Kane railroad bed. The 20.1 mile corridor of the Knox to Kane rail bed aka Rail 66... Read more
McKean County
The McKean County Historical Society begins the phased project to restore a fire tower and preserve a community's heritage and history. Read more
McKean County
The ANF Region Video Project created 10 promotional videos which will be uploaded on the website www.VisitANF.com, You Tube, Facebook, Instagram, and Google. Read more
McKean County
The Allegheny Forest Alliance (AFA) and the Allegheny Hardwood Utilization Group (AHUG) partnered in the production of an educational video titled, “ANF – A History of Sustainable Forest Management". Read more
McKean County
The Borough of Kane sought a structural study and design with the intention to develop and transform the former railroad trestle, located along Route 6 in Kane, into a multimodal trail featuring a walking and biking path as well as signage and lighting to celebrate Kane’s heritag... Read more
McKean County
The MJ2KB Trail Club has enriched the Knox & Kane Rail Trail with educational interpretive signs and a vibrant mural that celebrate the region's history, showcasing the impact of the lumber industry, railroads, and local heritage. Read more
Cameron County
Cameron County Recreation Center launches dark sky education and outreach advocacy efforts with outdoor recreation programming, equipment, and opportunities. Read more
Lycoming County
Muncy Heritage Park adds two new interpretive panels to address the ‘use of nature and the protection of nature from use’ – encouraging responsible land stewardship. Read more
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