Things to Do in The LHR

Fun in the Region

The Lumber Heritage Region provides a host of exciting outdoor recreation opportunities and so much more!

Explore over 220 businesses, activities, and attractions that make the Lumber Heritage Region an unforgettable destination for all ages. Dive into outdoor adventures with ATV trails, fishing spots, and hiking paths through iconic locations like Cook Forest, the PA Grand Canyon, and over 25 State Parks. History enthusiasts can explore the Kinzua Bridge State Park or delve into stories at the PA Lumber Museum, while art lovers will enjoy vibrant galleries and cultural festivals across the region.

Looking to savor local flavors? Visit maple syrup producers, wineries, and farm-to-table restaurants that celebrate Pennsylvania’s culinary traditions. Golfers can tee off on lush courses, while families can discover unique experiences like wildlife watching in Elk Country or stargazing under some of the darkest skies in the state.

From the natural beauty of 12 State Forests and the Allegheny National Forest,  to the charm of small towns and their welcoming communities, this is your guide to fun, adventure, and relaxation. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or a longer vacation, our curated categories make it easy to plan your journey.

Start exploring these carefully curated categories today and uncover the best of the Lumber Heritage Region—where adventure, history, and culture meet!

Things to Do in The LHR

Straub Brewery

Enjoy one of the oldest brewery in the country. Take in the flavor of the 100% natural brewing ingredients. Free tours, gift shop and samples from the Eternal Tap. Read more

Historical Societies

Cambria County Historical Society

The mission of Cambria County Historical Society is to preserve and promote the history of Cambria County through its museum collections, library, and archives. Read more

Historical Societies

Cameron County Historical Society

Cameron County Historical Society - Research Center Explore the History of the people of Cameron County through the Little Museum and our Historical & Genealogy Research Center. Little Museum is located on the Scenic Bucktail Trail, PA Route 120, about 9 miles South of Empo... Read more

Historical Societies

Centre County Historical Society

Founded in 1904, the Centre County Historical Society (CCHS) is the oldest and largest history organization in the county, serving as the official historical society of Centre County. It is a membership and volunteer based educational non-profit organization that works collaborat... Read more

Historical Societies

Clarion County Historical Society

Clarion County Historical Society was established in 1955 and includes a County history museum, genealogy and history library & archives. "Preserving the Legacy of Clarion County." Read more

ATV Trails

Billy Lewis ATV Trail

This 43-mile Trail is in the Susquehannock State Forest. There’s also an access point in Lyman Run State Park, where restrooms and food concessions are available. Read more

Historical Societies

Clearfield County Historical Society

We invite you to explore the origins and diversity of Clearfield County, Pennsylvania and its people. Here you can conduct research, browse our wealth of exhibits and publications, and join us in preserving and understanding our heritage as a diverse and dynamic people throu... Read more

ATV Trails

Lyman Run ATV Trails

This trail has access to the 43 miles of Lyman Run State Park. Registered Class II ATV's are permitted on this trail that are less than 58 inches in width and less than 1,200 pounds. Read more

Historical Societies

Clinton County Historical Society

The Clinton County Historical Society collects, preserves, and interprets the history of Clinton County. Established in 1921, the non-profit has grown tremendously with the continued goal of preserving the County’s treasures, and sharing them with the public through free prog... Read more

ATV Trails

Marienville ATV /Bike Trail

37 miles of interconnecting trails snake through scenic, forested hills. The ATV trail is open to Class I and Class II ATVs, motorcycles, horses and mountain bikes. Read more

Historical Societies

E.O. Austin Historical Society

The E.O. Austin Museum, named after the town’s founder, is the gem of the community of Austin. The museum has a wide variety of displays, including the Flood of 1911 that devastated the town when the Austin Dam broke and 78 lives were lost. Read more

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