Projects
The Susquehanna Greenway Partnership proudly announces the release of the updated West Branch Susquehanna River Map & Guide, offering paddlers a comprehensive and durable resource for exploring the 228-mile water trail from Cherry Tree to Northumberland, PA. Read more
Projects
The Lumber Heritage Region is excited to highlight several new projects dedicated to preserving Pennsylvania's lumber history while promoting sustainable tourism and community engagement. Read more
Heritage
The Lumber Heritage Region's Management Action Plan for 2025-2030 outlines a strategic approach to preserving, promoting, and sustainably developing the region’s resources. Through partnerships, educational initiatives, marketing efforts, and a diversified funding strategy, LHR a... Read more
Trips & Itineraries
Explore Pennsylvania's rich history on the Lumber Heritage Trail, featuring stops like the Allegheny Portage Railroad, Prince Gallitzin State Park, and the Penn-Brad Oil Museum. Read more
Trips & Itineraries
Discover the rich logging history of the Susquehanna River with the new Lumber Heritage Water Trail booklet, featuring detailed paddling itineraries and historical insights along the river's West Branch. Read more
News & Updates
The Lumber Heritage Region has secured a DCNR grant to develop a sustainable mountain bike trail at Sandy Beach Park in Ridgway Township. This innovative project combines recreation with heritage, offering an exciting new attraction for residents and visitors alike. Read more
News & Updates
The Appalachian Regional Commission, the Conservation Fund, and the National Endowment for the Arts are offering a 2022 Regional Training Program for Appalachian Gateway Communities. Read more
News & Updates
The Susquehanna Greenway Partnership and Lumber Heritage Region have released a free booklet featuring paddling itineraries on the Susquehanna River’s West Branch. Read more
Heritage
Pennsylvania boasts a rich heritage deeply rooted in the history of its forests. The Lumber Heritage Region holds the key to this colorful past, showcasing the evolution of the lumber industry from its early days to the present. Read more
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