ANFVB Visitors Guide - Allegheny National Forest Visitors Bureau

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Travel Guide & Map 2014-15
Allegheny National
Forest Region
& Kinzua Sky Walk
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1.800.473.9370
McKean County
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Allegheny National Forest Region
Established in May 2000 by the Ron Zampogna Family,
Flickerwood Wine Cellars continues to achieve
award-winning status in the wine industry. Flickerwood
Wine, The Wine That Rocks, will satisfy everyone’s palate.
As a musical family, The Zampogna’s not only make the
wine, they make the music at their locations.
Flickerwood Wine Cellars - 1/4 mile off scenic Route 6
309 Flickerwood Road • Kane, PA 16735 814.837.7566
info@flickerwood.com
Second Location - Kennett Square, PA 19324
Flickerwood Wine Cellars Tasting Room 610.444.8341
tastingroom@flickerwood.com
Flickerwood Wine Cellars and Twisted Treats
33 South 3rd Street - Oxford, PA 19363 610.932.9498
Check out all our events and off-site wine festivals
flickerwood.com
McKean County, Pennsylvania
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Nestled at the edge of the Allegheny National Forest,
Glendorn is your perfect getaway. Spend your days filled
with world class activities, award winning cuisine or practice
the art of doing nothing. Enjoy memorable experiences for
every season
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So close, yet worlds away.
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1000 glendorn Drive bradford, PA 16701
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You’re on the Trail to Something Big
Pursue the direction that gives you the most joy. Whether
you choose the trail less traveled or a more beaten path,
your Allegheny National Forest Region journey will be a
life-changing experience.
ANF…Trail Central. See where it leads.
ANFVB Visitors Center & ANF Bradford Ranger Station................. 5 & 58
Things to See & Do.............................................................................. 8-9
Trail Central - Trail Descriptions & Trailhead Locations.................. 10-14
Trail Adventures - Information on ATV, Snowmobile & More.................15
Snowmobile Trail Map..................................................................... 16-17
Outdoor Adventures................................................................... 18-19, 25
ANF Camping & Cabin/Campsite Listings....................................... 20-21
Waterways & Water Trails............................................................... 22-23
Guides/Outfitting Services & Hunting....................................................24
Cook Forest Region.......................................................................... 26-27
Fairs, Festivals & Special Events.................................................... 28-29
MAP................................................................................................. 30-31
History Trail/ Kinzua Sky Walk......................................................... 32-33
History Trail/Eldred WW II Museum & History Sites....................... 34-35
Local Businesses & Services.......................................................... 36-47
Shopping Trail - Treasures of the Forest.......................................... 48-49
Directory.......................................................................................... 50-56
Driving Tours..........................................................................................57
Outdoor Resources and How to Get Here..............................................58
ANF Visitors Bureau Welcome Center
Stop in for FREE maps, trail, local event,
tourism and travel information.
ANF Visitors Bureau
Welcome Center
80 East Corydon Street
Bradford, PA 16701
Exit from Rt. 219 at Elm Street
or Forman Street.
Free parking in the back.
Open Year Round.
Mon-Fri 9 AM to 5 PM
For personalized assistance or for group travel information:
Phone: 800-473-9370 • Fax: 814-368-9370
E-mail: info@visitANF.com
©2014 This guide is published by the Allegheny National Forest Visitors Bureau, the official tourist
promotion agency of McKean County, Pennsylvania. No part of this publication may be reproduced by any
process except by prior authorization of the publisher. Linda Devlin, Executive Director, 800-473-9370.
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Just minutes south of Buffalo
Ellicottville . . .
a year-round resort town
packed full of outdoor adventure and indoor fun!
From snowshoeing, downhill or Nordic skiing in the winter
to the Sky High Adventure Park, hiking, golf, mountain
and road biking during the green season, there is an
adventure for every outdoor enthusiast to explore.
If indoor fun is more your style, Ellicottville’s abundance
of unique shops, restaurants and accommodations
packed within the two square block Village will have you
wanting to experience Ellicottville over and over again.
9 W. Washington Street
800.349.9099
www.ellicottvilleny.com
Cattaraugus County
”Ellicottville is an
Outdoor
Lover’s Paradise.” - USA Today
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Recreation in the
Allegheny National Forest
Areas of Operation:
Willow Bay
Buckaloons
Dew Drop
Hearts Content
Kiasutha
Loleta
Minister Creek
Red Bridge
Tracy Ridge
Twin Lakes
Morrison
Pine Grove
Handsome Lake
Hopewell
Hooks Brook
Elijah Run
Webbs Ferry
Roper Hollow
Farnsworth Cabin
We have a camping
experience for everyone.
Primitive to Developed Tent and
RV Camping, Cabin Rentals, Boat Rentals
and Outfitting Needs
For More Info (814) 368-4158
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What Does Your
Perfect Trail Look Like?
Enjoy nature
along with dining,
shopping, and
historic sites.
Spring
Photograph by Rocky Holland
The green of Spring is different in
the forest – light and fresh with a
touch of sunshine on the leaves.
Wildflowers add to the color; the
songbirds return to fill the air with
music. Plan a scenic drive to
admire the rebirth of spring. Renew
your spirit & soul along the way!
Summer
Lush, green forests. Cool, mountain
streams. Scenic overlooks. Clear,
blue skies above. Perfect for hiking,
biking and enjoying the great
outdoors. At night, the stars twinkle
against an inky sky – picture
perfect!
Autumn
In Autumn, nature puts on the show
of the year. Warm, sun-soaked
days. Crisp starlit nights. Enjoy
an endless canopy of crimson
and gold. Prime leaf season in
this “neck” of the woods is late
September, early October. Make
your reservations early for this
performance!
Winter
White blankets cover the hillsides
and streams. Ice sparkles on
tree limbs. Enjoy a drive through
pristine white forests. Play outside
in the snow, go sledding, crosscountry skiing or strap on a pair of
snowshoes! Plan an overnight at
one of our warm and cozy B&Bs,
hotels or hibernate in front of the
fireplace in the “Big House” at
Glendorn.
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Things to see & do
Trail Central
Take a day and discover a treasure. Take a week and discover
yourself. Be awed by Mother Nature in one breath and
wowed by a gourmet meal with the next. The key, of course,
is the freedom offered by space and choice. Choice of where
to stay, what to do, and which trail to traverse.
All Types of Trails… Four-Seasons of Adventure
Choose from more than 600 miles of trails for hiking, biking, and backpacking;
over 100 miles for ATV riding and more than 300 miles for snowmobiling.
Seasonal trails are perfect for cross-country skiing or snowshoeing. Easy strolls
within the forest to multi-day backpacking adventures are available.
Scenic Drives: Perfect for touring by motorcycle, car or RV,
the Longhouse Scenic Drive, the Kinzua Bridge Scenic Byway and
Pennsylvania Route 6 provide relaxing ways to view the lush forests and
wildlife within our region. Plan your visit in late September or early October to
catch Mother Nature’s premier show of fall color. Fall really is bigger here!
Shopping & Dining: Some of the best antiques and handcrafted
items in the Northeast are available in our region. Local shops are bursting
with art, photography and items crafted from the native hardwoods of the
Pennsylvania Wilds. Focus on local foods and wines served at many of our
locally owned restaurants to round out your experience.
History & Heritage: The Kinzua Sky Walk is a “must see” attraction
at the Kinzua Bridge State Park; construction will start on a new visitors center in
2014. To learn about the history of oil, timber and the lives of the early settlers visit
the Penn Brad Oil Museum, Crook Farm, Simpler Times Museum and the Old
Jail Museum. See, touch and feel the history of the world’s greatest generation at
the Eldred World War II Museum.
Things to See and Do
• Allegheny National Forest
• Allegheny (Kinzua) Reservoir
• Antique, Artisan & Specialty Shops
• ArtWorks at the Depot
• Bradford National Historic District
• Eldred WW II Museum
• Golf & Golf Trail
• Historic Crook Farm
• Kinzua Sky Walk
& Kinzua Bridge State Park
• Mount Jewett Heritage Mural
• Old Jail Museum
• Old Powerhouse Museum
• Olmsted Manor Adult Retreat
• Oz Free Fall Skydiving
• Performing Arts
• Penn Brad Oil Museum
• Smethport Mansion District
• Zippo/Case Museum
Winery & Distillery
• Allegheny Cellars Winery
• CJ Spirits - Vodka, Gin, Rum & Whiskey
• Flickerwood Wine Cellar & Lounge
Nearby
• Allegany State Park
• Chautauqua Institution
• Cutco Ka-Bar Visitors Center
• Elk Country Visitors Center
• Mystic Water Resort
• Pfeiffer Nature Center
• Rock City Park
• Seneca-Allegany Casino
• Seneca-Iroquois National Museum
• Simpler Times Museum
Ski Resorts
• Ellicottville, N.Y. - Holiday Valley
• HoliMont Ski Resort
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Trail Central
“Lace Up Your Hiking Boots”
Time to leave the city behind and find your own trail.
Trail highlights within the
Hiking – 13 Trails; 201 miles
Cross-Country Skiing – 8 Trails; 53 miles
Interpretive – 10 Trails; 18 miles
Backpacking and Hiking
North Country National Scenic Trail - With 96.6 miles of completed
trail marked with blue blazes, the North Country Trail is the longest trail in the
Allegheny National Forest (ANF). It is one of three designated National Scenic
Trails in Pennsylvania and provides vistas of the Allegheny Reservoir as it
passes through rock outcroppings, open hardwoods, old growth forests and
stands of hemlock.
A trailhead with a parking area is
located along Rt. 346 west of the City
of Bradford. From this northern point,
situated along the New York-Pennsylvania
state line near Willow Bay Recreation
Area, the North Country Trail winds south
to Tionesta Scenic Area. The trail then
heads west to Dunham Siding, through
Kellettville, and to the ANF boundary near Muzette.
Perfect for backpacking, the northern section from Rt. 321 to the Red Bridge
Recreational Area is about 29 miles, so allow two to three days.
Difficulty level is rated moderate to difficult.
Minister Creek Trail - This 7.3 mile trail begins at the Minister Creek
Campground and forms a loop. The trailhead parking lot is located on
Rt. 666 west of Minister Creek Campground, 14.7 miles southwest of
Sheffield. Marked with grey diamonds, this trail is for hiking and skiing.
Difficulty level is rated more difficult.
Morrison Trail - A 10.8 mile loop trail. The
eastern side is the Morrison Trail Loop and the
western side is the Rimrock Trail Loop. Day hikers
can complete either portion of the trail in one day.
Combining both trails with the cross connector,
this system is perfect for a two to three day
backpacking adventure. Passing through open
hardwoods and large rock formations, the ground
cover is thick with strands of mountain laurel. The
trailhead parking lot is located along Rt. 59, 17
miles west of the City of Bradford. Difficulty level
is rated moderate to difficult.
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Rimrock Overlook & Trail - 1.3
mile pedestrian trail connects the
overlook with Kinzua Beach Recreation
Area. Highlights of the overlook include
the massive rock formations and
scenic vistas of the shorelines of the
Allegheny Reservoir. From Bradford,
travel west on Rt. 59 to a left-hand turn
onto Forest Road 454 and drive 2.7
miles to access Rimrock Parking/Picnic
Area or travel further west on Rt. 59 (19 miles from Bradford) to access Kinzua
Beach Recreation Area. Difficulty level is rated easy to moderate.
Timberdoodle Flats Interpretive Trail - Two trail loops totaling 1.5
miles. The timberdoodle is the nickname of the American woodcock, one
of the many birds you might get a glimpse of along the trail. The Woodcock
Loop is marked with a yellow woodcock insignia and features 12 interpretive
stops. The shorter Bluebird Trail
is suitable for wheelchairs or
walking assistance equipment
and features six interpretive stops.
Perfect for casual hikers, parents
with children, or first-time birders.
Trailhead is along Rt. 59, west of
Bradford.
Difficulty level is rated easy.
Trails within McKean County
Home of the Tuna Valley, Kinzua Valley, Potato
Creek and Seneca Snowmobile Trail systems.
McKean County is Trail Central in Pennsylvania.
Trails for all seasons; including hiking, biking,
kayaking, skiing, ATV trails and snowmobiling.
New Trailmaker App at visitANF.com.
Blaisdell-Emery Trail - 3.8 mile trail for
bicycling and easy walking. The trail has a
crushed stone surface, a tunnel, and bridges near
Minard Run and Browntown Road. Sites along the
way include the historic Penn Brad Oil Museum.
A trailhead is located on Owens Way in South
Bradford and ends on Main Street in Lewis Run.
Trail parking is also located just south of
the Penn Brad Oil Museum along Rt. 219.
Community Parks Trail- A 2.9 mile loop trail that is a meandering urban
trail connecting the recreation sites of Callahan Park, the Kessel Athletic
Complex, and the Richard McDowell Community Trail at the University of
Pittsburgh at Bradford to the National Historic District in downtown Bradford.
Trailhead parking is available along Campus Drive at the McDowell Trailhead.
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Crook Farm Trail - A 3 mile hiking trail loops along the banks of the
scenic Tunungwant Creek - one might spy the occasional American Bald
Eagle soaring overhead. Just north of the City of Bradford, the trailhead is
located at the Crook Farm Homestead, a heritage site that features a one-room
schoolhouse and restored farmhouse from the 19th century. From the north,
travel Rt. 219 to Foster Brook Exit, exit right, turn right at the light, one mile on
the right is Crook Farm. Difficulty level is rated easy.
Goosechaser Trail - This 3/4 mile
long trail loops along the banks of
Marvin Creek in Hamlin Lake Park in
Smethport. Named for the Canada geese
that frequent the lake, the trail skirts
the habitats of many wetland creatures,
including water fowl. Access is from
Route 6 to Willow Street, Hamlin Lake Park
entrance. Free Parking. Public restrooms.
Hidden Valley Passage - This 3.5 mile loop
begins at the Indian Pipe Trailhead on Rt. 346 across
from the upper end of Marilla Reservoir. A sign
marks the trail at the Indian Pipe kiosk. This trail
follows a 1880s narrow gauge railroad grade. After
1.5 miles, bear right and follow the blue diamonds
to the top of the ridge where it joins Indian Pipe and
travels back to the Marilla Reservoir. Difficulty level
is rated moderate.
Indian Pipe Trail - This 7.4 mile non-motorized
trail crosses a 4,000 acre Allegheny Northern
Hardwood Forest which is under the stewardship of
the Bradford Water Authority.
This is a good trail for bicycling, crosscountry skiing, and snowshoeing as well as
hiking, as it is mostly on roads and is wide
and smooth. A multitude of flora and fauna
species can be observed from this trail,
including the Indian Pipe flower (monotropa
uniflora) after which the trail is named.
Travel Rt. 346 west of Bradford five miles;
trailhead access is on the right.
Difficulty level is rated moderate.
Kinzua Bridge State Park - A
distinctive hike on the Kinzua Sky Walk, a
pedestrian overlook built upon the historic
towers of the Kinzua Viaduct, which now
extends over 600 feet into the Kinzua Gorge,
provides stunning views year round.
The General Kane Trail, named after
Thomas Leiper Kane, is a 1 mile loop hiking
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trail. It leads people through forested areas that were ravished by a tornado
in 2003, as well as those that remained unharmed. Expect to view a diverse
sampling of tree species, including the American chestnut (Castanea dentata),
along with the opportunity to catch a glimpse of a wide variety of bird species.
The trailhead is located at the overflow parking area at the park. 1721 Lindholm
Road, Mt. Jewett, PA. Groups can call ahead for guided hikes - 814-965-2646
or interpretive programs. GPS 41 45. 420 N 078 35.133 W
Kinzua Valley Trail - A 4 mile trail
for hiking, biking; in winter you can
experience the solitude and beauty
of this trail for cross-country skiing.
Located along the banks of the scenic
Kinzua Creek, the surface is crushed
limestone. The trailhead is accessed
from the village of Westline. From Rt.
6, travel north on Rt. 219, turn left onto
Westline Road.
Marilla Bridges Trail - A 1 mile loop with forest and water vistas.
Highlights include the Erik Benjamin Covered Bridge which spans the spillway
of the Marilla Reservoir, three rustic wooden trestle bridges, and a delightful
gazebo located at the southwest corner of the trail. Non-motorized use only.
The trailhead is located along Rt. 346, five miles west of the City of Bradford.
Marilla Springs Trail - This 3.6 mile point
to point trail is a slightly more aggressive trail
experience for the avid hiker and mountain biker,
perfect for snowshoe and cross-country skiing
in the winter. The lower trailhead begins at the
southwest corner of the Marilla Bridges Trail. At
the upper trailhead, the trail connects to Forest
Road (FR) 173H, turn right to cross into the ANF
and FR 173, a major forest road between Rt. 346
(Willow Creek) and Rt. 321 at Sugar Run. Limestone surface, progressive changes
in elevation, old growth forest. Difficulty level is rated moderate to difficult.
Bullis Hollow Trail - A 8.3 mile trail
connects to the Marilla Springs Trail
at the upper trailhead. From there the
trail heads west along a narrow gauge
railroad grade, crossing FS 137 and
climbing to reach the Tracy Ridge Trail
Network/North Country Trail.
Difficulty level is rated moderate to
difficult.
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Marilla Rocks Trail- A 2.0 mile loop off a
logging road that is accessible from Rt. 346. Blue
diamonds mark the trail that leads to the rock
formations, continue following the diamonds for a
loop back to the logging road. Trailhead parking is
near the gate on Rt. 346, approximately two miles
from the Marilla Reservoir, on the left hand side of
the road if traveling west. Difficulty level is rated
moderate to difficult
Potato Creek Water Trail This water trail offers 3 canoe
and kayak launch sites. Crosby
Ball Field to East Smethport-6.4
miles. East Smethport to
Coryville-10.9 miles. Coryville
to Larabee 2.7 miles. Water
access points. Route 46
south to Crosby Ball Field
(41.748614N-78.393417W) to float along Potato Creek, 10.9 miles-Champlin
Hill Road towards Turtle Point (41.88187N-78.389500W), or 8.5 miles north
of Smethport on Route 446 (41.901384N-78.384720W) the most northern
point, Larabee Y, which has access to the Allegheny River.
Richard McDowell Community
Trail - 1.4 mile, 10 ft. wide paved surface
trail meanders along the west branch of
the Tunungwant Creek. The trail features
six bridges, five raised walkways, a gazebo
and water vistas. Trail access is via Campus
Drive, close to the University of Pittsburgh
at Bradford. Difficulty level is rated easy.
Shawmut Trail - 2 mile non-motorized
trail. Trail first follows Marvin Creek and
then traverses woodland settings, open
meadows and farm land. Sights along the
way include the historic McKean County
Poor Farm. Trailhead is located along Route
6, west of Smethport, near the Marvin Creek
Bridge. Difficulty level is rated easy.
White Pine Trail - 3 mile loop past
towering, old growth white pines. Entrance
to the trail is at the confluence of Marilla
Brook and Lean-to Run from the Marilla
Bridges Trail, follow the run upstream to the
white pines.
Wolfinger Trail System - A system of
trails available for hiking, horseback riding,
and mountain biking close to Smethport.
Many loops can be made, from a short half
hour stroll along Sandy Lane to several
hours’ worth of vigorous hiking on the
North Trail. Begin at the main trailhead,
located on Rt. 46 north, 1.1 miles from the
PA 6 intersection, on the left side by the
gate. Maps are available at the trailhead.
Difficulty level is rated easy to moderate.
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Trail Adventures
ATV, Motorcycle, Mountain Bike Trails
ATV: Permits required - annual & day
Willow Creek – ATV: 10.0 miles; more difficult; trail/mountain bike
Marienville – ATV: 14.2 miles; more difficult; trail/mountain bike
Marienville – Bike: 23.1 miles; most difficult; ATV
Rocky Gap – ATV/Bike: 21.9 miles; more/most difficult; trail bike,
snowmobile mountain bike
Timberline – ATV: 39 miles; easiest; snowmobile, mountain bike
ATV Permit Information
Allegheny National Forest........................................................814-362-4613
Permits required-annual & day for all ATV trails on the ANF, Class I & Class II
designations, please request information on trail classification when applying
for permit. fs.usda.gov/allegheny/recreation/atv_ trails
McKean County Trail & Service Information
Majestic Kamp & Lost Trails- ATV, Dirt Bike, Motocross Trails - Open
Year Round. Two loops totaling over 51 miles, located on over 940 acres.
Hill climbs, curves, mud and a motorcross play area. Day or Annual Trail Fees.
Intermediate and expert trail riding levels, Pee Wee Trails for children. ATV
Rentals. Located east of Bradford, along Route 46.
majestictrails.com • Rew, PA................................................. 814-465-9979
Hiking Shuttle Information
Allegheny Site Management...................................................... 814-368-4158
JRS Transportation Services - Groups and/or individuals............ 814-368-7433
Horseback Riding, Mountain Bike, ATV and Snowmobile Trails
Big Loop Lodge, Eldred, PA:...................................................... 814-225-4406
Mountain Bike and Snowmobile Trails
Bettum’s Idlewood Family Campground..................................... 814-362-1719
Pennsylvania Snowmobile Information
PA State Snowmobile Association.......................pasnow.gov 888-411-PSSA
Snowmobile Rentals
Kinzua Country Recreation........................................................ 814-368-7595
Downloadable Trail Maps - visitANF.com
Allegheny/Allegany Snowmobile Trails
Allegheny Snowmobile Loop
(See page 16-17 for map)
“Do the Loop” Over 300 miles of groomed trails with interconnecting loops;
the number one exciting trip into the snow-covered mountains of the Allegheny
National Forest, Pennsylvania. Trail loops through the forest, trail access from
multiple locations including Lantz Corners. Trail in northern section, near Willow
Bay, connects to snowmobile trail system in Allegany State Park, New York.
Helmets and state registration for both Pennsylvania and New York required.
Trail and Snow Conditions
Allegheny National Forest - Bradford Ranger District....................814-362-4613
Marienville...............................................814-927-6628
Online trail conditions - In Season - front page link
to trail condition updates........................... visitANF.com
Allegany State Park - New York- 90 miles of groomed
snowmobile trails.....................................716-354-9121
Registration & Safety Trailing for Snowmobiles
& ATV in Pennsylvania.............................................................866-545-2476
Online Registration.............................................. snowatvreg.dcnr.state.pa.us
PA State Snowmobile Association................... pasnow.org 888-411-7772
Motorized trails open from the Friday before Memorial Day to the last Sunday of
September; December 20 to April 1. Designated routes only. Trails may be closed
during adverse conditions. Please call 814-362-4613 for information.
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Trail and Snow Conditions: Downloadable Maps - visitANF.com
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snowmobileDirectory
trAIL MAP
For additional information
please call Bradford Ranger District - 814-362-4613.
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Birding Trails
Location is everything, they say, and that goes for the Allegheny National
Forest Region and birds. More than 200 species of birds can be found on the
Allegheny National Forest, including bald eagles and osprey.
The most common birds found are the ruffed grouse, the state bird of Pennsylvania,
and the wild turkey. Buzzard Swamp, south of Kane, is a prime area to view these
birds. The mourning warbler will likely be seen in clear-cut areas. Some of the
most common warblers seen here are yellow, chestnut-sided, yellow-rumped,
northern parula and bay-breasted. The hard-wooded forests are home to such birds
as the yellow-bellied sapsucker, winter wren and hermit thrush.
Osprey (Pandion haliaetus) are a fish-
Bald eagles (haliaeetus
leucocephalus) are among
the largest birds of prey.
They may weigh up to 14
pounds and have seven-foot
wingspans. Bald eagles are
readily identified by their white heads and tails; however, they don’t attain this
plumage until five years of age. They nest in large trees near water. Bald eagles
have been sighted at the Allegheny Reservoir, Tunungwant Creek, and north of
Eldred along the Allegheny River and Oswayo Creek.
Birding Sites
An excellent interpretive trail, Timberdoodle
Flats, is a 1.4 mile loop trail located along Rt.
59 southwest of Bradford. This trail is named
for the American woodcock, also knows as the
timberdoodle, that uses both the forest and open
areas for nesting.
At Tracy Ridge Campground, you might find a
northern saw-whet owl from March through July. Big Bend Birding Overlook
Cerulean warblers sing in the oak trees along the Tracy Ridge Trail.
Other suggested sites for birding are Marilla Reservoir, Rt. 346 in the Willow Bay
area connecting to NY Rt. 280 along the northern portion of the Allegheny Reservoir,
and along Rt. 59 at the Big Bend Birding Overlook just past the Kinzua Dam.
Want to learn more about birding?
Plan to visit and attend Birding 101: Getting off the Ground With Your Feathered
Friends (Adult and Youth) - April 3, 2014, 6:30-9:00 PM, April 5 (Field Trip)
Information: 800-872-1787 contined@pitt.edu
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Photograph by Rocky Holland
eating bird of prey usually mating for life.
Osprey nests can be viewed from Rt. 321
from the Red Bridge Area, Chappel Bay,
Sugar Bay and Rt. 346 from Willow Bay.
OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
Finding Bigfoot
Myth or Fact?
Bigfoot (Sasquatch), named for its large footprints, is normally described as a
large bipedal humanoid that lives in remote, heavily forested areas throughout
the world. Folklore provides us with detailed descriptions of Bigfoot in every
continent except Antarctica. These creatures are believed to communicate with
each other by knocking on wood.
An unidentifiable creature was captured by a game camera, mounted in a
tree by Rick Jacobs in a remote area of the ANF. Researchers from Animal
Planet’s Finding Bigfoot sought out Bigfoot in the Kinzua Valley and the
ANF. Their research concluded this region has positive sightings and signs
of Bigfoot.
Could Bigfoot really be living here? Many locals believe, but others
have fun promoting the idea. Plan on having your photo taken with “Bigfoot,”
statues of the creature located at Bell’s Meat Market in Kane, and at Rock City
Park. Locally, you can purchase Bigfoot Wine, Bigfoot Sausage and
other products.
The Great Finding Bigfoot GeoTrail
Travel the footpaths of pioneer settlers, wildcatters,
bootleggers…and possibly Big Foot as you search
for the 30 geocaches hidden along the Great
Finding Bigfoot Geotrail. Record the
secret code found in each geocache
on the downloadable form, then
mail the completed form into
the ANF Visitors Bureau to
receive your free trackable
geocoin. Entries will be
submitted into a contest to win
a free GPS unit. Download your
form at: visitANF.com.
Geocaching
Geocaching is a real-world, outdoor
treasure hunt. It is a fun, free, interactive
way to enjoy the outdoors and technology,
and it is suitable for all ages. Enter a zip
code on geocaching.com to begin. Use
the clues and a GPS unit or smart phone
to find the hidden caches. A cache, in
geocaching language, is the hidden item
containing either a code or stamp enabling
you to obtain a trackable geocoin. In our
region, there are thousands of geocaches.
Popular local zip codes to get you started
are: 16701, 16735, 16749, 16731, 16347,
16333, 16740 and 14779. Have Fun!
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Outdoor Adventures
Allegheny National Forest (ANF)
So Big, So Green
The majestic ANF sprawls over four wildly beautiful counties: McKean, Warren,
Elk and Forest. Covering more than 513,000 acres, the Forest, located in
northwestern Pennsylvania, is a convenient drive for more than one-third of the
nation’s population.
Highlights include the mighty Allegheny (Kinzua) Reservoir which tames the
Allegheny River and offers fishing, kayaking, motorized and non-motorized boating,
and developed scenic overlooks such as Rimrock & Jakes Rocks. Trail users will
enjoy the over 600 miles of four-season trails, including 96.6 miles of the North
Country Trail-the longest trail in America. Diverse seasonal recreation, abundant
wildlife, and the stunning fall foliage along the Longhouse National Scenic Byway
offer you space and freedom to relax and enjoy the beauty of Mother Nature.
Camping is available both within the Forest and nearby in developed
campgrounds. (Nearby camping/cabin directory - page 51)
Camping in the ANF
15 Campgrounds - More than 1,000 sites!
Share the outdoors with your family! Each campsite contains a picnic table, fire
ring or grill, accommodates parking for two vehicles, a wheeled camping unit and
a tent, except for five campgrounds that are accessible by boat & hike only.
4 Reservoir Campgrounds
Willow Bay Campground/Cabins – located 15 miles west of Bradford
along Route 346. Lakefront cabins and camping. Boat launch. Allegheny Site
Management offers: Pontoon, canoe, kayak, paddle boat or float boat rentals.
Boat packages & hiking shuttles. Interpretive programs. Guide services for
hiking, boating, and hunting. For information on extended services available at
Willow Bay please phone: 814-368-4158
Campsite Fees* $18-23
Cabins – Open year-round. Cabin Fees* $55-65
Farnsworth Cabin – Call for Fee
Dewdrop & Kiasutha – lake front camping, boat launches.
Fees* $17-25.
Red Bridge – located nine miles northwest of Kane, along
Route 321. It is on the eastern shore of the Kinzua Bay and is on
the Longhouse Scenic Byway.
Fees* $18-23.
5 Primitive Campgrounds on the Allegheny Reservoir
Handsome Lake – Hooks Brook – Hopewell – Pine Grove – Morrison
Fees* $12
6 Non-Reservoir Campgrounds
Tracy Ridge Fees* $12
Minister Creek Fees* $12
Buckaloons Fees* $18-23
Hearts Content Fees* $12-15
Loleta Fees* $15-20
Twin Lakes Fees* $16-21
Reservations 1-877-444-6777 • recreation.gov
*Fees subject to change.
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ANF CAMPING
ANF Camping Reservations
1-877-444-6777 • www.recreation.gov
*Cabins also available at Willow Bay
*No motors on water
**No drinking water and/or showers in lower loop
For a FREE Allegheny National Forest
Outdoor Recreation Map - please call:
814-723-5150
Reservations can be made up to 6 months in advance.
Group sites and/or pavilions can be reserved up to 12 months in advance.
CAMPING IN UNDEVELOPED AREAS
The Allegheny National Forest is managed differently than other public lands in providing
dispersed camping opportunities. Dispersed camping is permitted in most areas of the
forest. Some restrictions do apply, to obtain detailed information:
fs.usda.gov/activity/allegheny/recreation/camping-cabins
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McKean County Waterways
Red Lines Indicate Stocked Trout Waters
Where’s The Water?
Boating, Swimming, Fishing and More!
Boat Launches
Allegheny Reservoir - Daily Fee
Willow Bay Recreation Area – (N 41-59-49 W 78-56-14) Located on
the south shore of Willow Bay. Camping, cabins, restrooms and courtesy
dock available.
Elijah Run – (N 41-49-11 W 78-56-82) Located on the west bank of
Red Bridge arm. Fishing pier, courtesy dock, restrooms and shoreline trail.
Limited winter access.
Webbs Ferry – (N 41-59-77 W 78-57-80) Courtesy dock, fishing pier,
shoreline trail and restrooms. Open year round with limited winter access.
Roper Hollow – (N 41-56-34 W 78-56-84) Hopewell and Handsome
Lake. Boat to campgrounds directly across reservoir. Restrooms available,
no courtesy dock, not recommended for large boats, no winter maintenance.
Kiasutha Recreation Area – (N 41-46-82 W 78-53-57) Located on
the southwestern bank of the Allegheny Reservoir. Swimming beach and
camping available.
Dewdrop Recreation Area – (N41-50-86 W 78-57-47) Campers only.
Marina (N 41-51-32 W 78-56-90)
Kinzua-Wolf Run Marina – Boat Launch & Docking. Kayak, canoe,
pontoon, fishing and houseboat rentals. Gasoline. Restaurant.
814-726-1650 • www.kinzuamarina.com
Water Trails
Potato Creek Water Trail - 20.2 miles for canoeing & kayaking
Allegheny River - Eldred, Portville, Olean, Salamanca (under development)
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Waterways & Water Trails
18. Allegheny Reservoir
Kinzua Wolf Run Marina
Species: W*
Acreage: 12,000
Motors: Unlimited
Boat Access: Surfaced Ramp
19. Hamlin Lake
Species: T*
Acreage: 17
Motors: No Motors
Boat Access: Cartop Access
20. Marilla Reservoir
Species: T&W*
Acreage: 25
Motors: Electric
Boat Access: Cartop Access
*Species Key:
“W” stands for variety of “Water Species”
such as bass, muskie, walleye,
crappie, catfish and panfish.
“T” indicates “Stocked Trout”
FISHING LICENSES
•Tourist License - 1, 3 or 7 Day
•Resident & Senior Resident
•Licenses are available at more than
1,300 licensing agents or
online at: www.fish.state.pa.us
•Info: 717-705-7930
Beaches
Allegheny Reservoir Beaches – Kinzua Beach – Kiasutha Beach
Non-Reservoir Beaches – Loleta, Twin Lakes
Fishing
The Allegheny National Forest
offers the angler a variety of fishing
opportunities from small native brook
trout to trophy fishing for muskie,
pike and walleye in the Allegheny
Reservoir. The Allegheny Reservoir,
a 12,000-acre impoundment on
the Allegheny River, is the largest
reservoir on the Forest.
Fly fishing: The forest abounds with hundreds of miles of stream trout
fishing from the large tailwater fishery at the base of the Kinzua Dam to the
tiny brook trout streams on the Allegheny Plateau. Kinzua Creek is a local
favorite. Grey fox, march brown, green drakes and native brown trout are
found in these waters.
Canoeing and Kayaking
The Allegheny National Forest provides camping and launching facilities in
Pennsylvania. In New York the Seneca Nation of Indians (716-945-1790),
Cattaraugus County (716-354-2615), and Allegany State Park (716-354-9121)
offer similar facilities.
The southern-most tips of the Red Bridge arm and Sugar Bay of the Allegheny
Reservoir provide an excellent place for canoeing and kayaking. Access to these
areas can be gained by using the Kiasutha Boat Launch.
Picnic Areas
5 Near the Reservoir – Rimrock Overlook – Willow Bay – Kiasutha –
Kinzua Beach – Jake’s Rocks Overlook
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800-473-9370
ANF Photo Treks
800-872-1787
Photograph woodlands, historical architecture,
and more as you travel into the Forest with
renowned photographer Ed Bernik during the
spring or fall as a participant in an ANF PHOTO
TREK. You will learn the art of seeing, how to
choose a lens, and the details of exposure and
photographic composition. Photo critiques
will be a part of the experience. Spring
dates: May 17-18, 2014, for fall dates,
additional information or reservations;
e-mail: contined@upb; website: upb.pitt.edu
Guides & Outfitting Services
B’s Canoeing
Guide Service
814-598-7348
Let Brian plan your canoe trip, providing
equipment and lunch, as you travel
by canoe on the scenic Tunungwant
Creek (Tuna Creek) from Bradford,
Pennsylvania to Limestone, New York.
Fuller Brook Outfitters
800-843-8568 The Lodge at Glendorn
Enjoy world-class fishing. ORVIS
fly-fishing-beginner through advanced.
Drift boat adventures, trout fishing,
casting lessons, and steelhead
excursions on Lake Erie. Bird Hunting.
Snowmobile Tours. Full service
outfitter licensed for wide range of
activities in the Allegheny National
Forest. Call us to arrange your customized outdoor adventure.
Hunting
Outdoor Life named Bradford, McKean
County, as one of the top 200 hunting
destinations in the United States.
Abundant game, plenty of public land
open for hunting and a wide range of
accommodations can make a visit here
your dream hunting adventure.
Whether you have black bear, deer or
small game in your sights-our region
traditionally ranks among the leading Pennsylvania counties for harvesting black
bear and white-tailed deer. Some of our bears weigh more than 500 pounds: four of
the 15 Pennsylvania bucks ever to score over 170.0 B & C points were taken here.
Turkey hunting ranks with the best in the country with gobblers calling from nearly
every ridge during the spring. There is also a mixed bag of small game including
outstanding squirrel and grouse hunting.
Where To Go? - McKean County public lands open to hunters include
135,396 acres of Allegheny National Forest and five state gamelands with a
total of almost 25,000 acres. The Kinzua Quality Deer Cooperative (KQDC)
allows public access to a special management area of public and privately
owned land for hunters on 74,000 acres in western McKean County.
For more information on this area, visit www.kqdc.com
PA Hunting License Information: www.pgc.state.pa.us 717-787-2084
OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
Airplane Rides
Fly in the open cockpit of a fully restored
1943 Boeing Stearman. Soar over the
beautiful Allegheny National Forest and
the amazing Kinzua Sky Walk
with experienced pilot Bruce Klein.
Vintage Bi-Plane Rides
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Call Bruce to reserve your flight today.
Flying out of the Bradford Regional Airport • Lewis Run, PA
814-642-9486 or 814-558-5376
Skydiving
Freefall Oz
Skydiving Center
716-378-2211
For first-time jumpers, students,
spectators or experienced skydivers,
Freefall Oz offers FUN for all. A
member of the United States Parachute
Association (USPA). Located at the
Ceres Airport, Route 417.
Website: freefallozskydiving.com
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Fairs, Festivals
and Special Events
January
Tony Dolan Ski for Cancer, Westline
Warren County Winterfest, Chapman State Park
February
Bradford Brewfest, Bradford
Marilla Winter Trek, Bradford
Valentine Wine & Chocolate Tasting, Kane
March
Valentine Wine &
Chocolate Tasting, Kane
Mardi Gras/
Winter Carnival, Ellicottville, N.Y.
May
Stinkfest, Bradford
We Gotta Regatta, Bradford
Flickerfest, Kane
Memorial Day Events - WW II Museum, Eldred
Arts & Craft Show, Rock City Park, N.Y.
Stinkfest Outhouse Racer,
Bradford
Memorial Day Events Eldred WW II Museum, Eldred
We Gotta A Regatta, Bradford
June
Art in the Wilds, Kane
Jeep Jamboree USA, Bradford
July
Kids & Cancer Benefit Run, Bradford
Jazz and Blues Weekend, Ellicottville, N.Y.
Sesquicentennial Celebration, Kane
Art in the Wilds, Kane
August
McKean County Fair, Smethport
Italian Festival, Bradford
Swedish Festival, Mount Jewett
Crook Farm Country Fair,
Bradford
Willow Creek Triathlon, Bradford
Crook Farm Country Fair
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Events
September
Wheel Around the Hub Bicycle Race,
Smethport
FallFest 2014, Flickerwood Wine
Cellars, Kane
Autumn Daze Car Show, Bradford
Fall Festival, Kane
Wheel Around the Hub Bicycle Race,
Smethport
October
A Touch of Civil War Times Pig Roast, Smethport
Fall Festival, Ellicottville, N.Y.
Gem-Mineral-Fossil Show, Rock City Park, N.Y.
November
First Friday, Artworks at the Depot,
Kane
Veteran Day Events at Eldred
WW II Museum, Eldred
Cruisin’ Into Christmas Parade,
Bradford
Veteran Day Events at Eldred WW II Museum,
Eldred
December
First Friday, Artworks at the Depot, Kane
Old-Fashioned Christmas, Bradford
Shop Small, Shop Local Weekend
First Night Bradford, Bradford
First Friday, Artworks at the
Depot, Kane
VisitANF.com provides
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event information
including theater,
concerts, and artisan
events.
Old-Fashioned Christmas, Bradford
Performing Arts
For a full schedule of events,
please contact the agencies listed below.
Bradford Creative & Performing Arts Center
Bromeley Family Theater Box Office
814-362-2522
bcpac.com
814-362-5113
showtix@pitt.edu
Seneca Allegany Casino & Hotel Entertainment 888-913-3377
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800-473-9370
Find Your Own Trail
Hospital
Visitors Bureau Welcome Center
ATV Trails
80 E. Corydon Street, Bradford, PA
Open 9 to 5 Daily - Monday thru Friday
Skydiving
Airport
Allegheny National Forest Visitors Bureau
Information: 800-473-9370 • www.visitANF.com
To
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Allegheny
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P
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Blair Store/
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Ranger
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Rimrock
Overlook
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Winery
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Exit
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Limestone
Zippo/Case
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Good Times of Olean
Cutco Ka-Bar
Visitors Center
Sprague's
Maple Farm
Pfeiffer
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Nature Center
Rock City
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Historic
Crook
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Oz Skydiving
Eldred WWII
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PennBrad
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Rew
Old Jail
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Kinzua Bridge
State Park
Kinzua “Sky Walk”
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history trail
Tracks Across
Hidden … deep within the forest of
Northwestern Pennsylvania … an engineering
masterpiece, the Kinzua Viaduct once soared
301 feet high and 2,053 feet across, and was
at one time the highest and longest railroad
bridge in the world.
In 1882, General Thomas Kane, a Philadelphia lawyer, decorated Civil War
veteran, and president of the New York, Lake Erie and Western Coal Company,
had rich coal deposits south of the Kinzua Valley. But since his customers
were to the north, Kane needed to cross that valley. Kane needed a bridge.
Paris-born Octave Chanute, chief engineer for the Erie Railroad, rose to the
challenge. The man who would later help the Wright brothers fly had a bold
solution … a bridge unlike any the world had seen.
Once billed as the “Eighth Wonder of the World” this masterpiece was hit by
a tornado in 2003 and laid in partial ruins until September 15, 2011 when the
grand opening of the Kinzua Sky Walk brought life back into the Kinzua Bridge
State Park.
The Kinzua Sky Walk is a pedestrian walkway built on six of the historic
viaduct towers which remained following the tornado. Extending over 600 feet
out into the gorge, the skywalk features an octagon-shaped overlook at the end
with a partial glass floor which allows visitors to peer down below. Visitors can
once again experience the thrill of “Walking the Tracks Across the Sky” as
they enjoy stunning views spanning miles across the landscape.
History of the Bridge
Chief Engineer Octave Chanute contracted the Pennsylvania firm of Clarke,
Reeves & Company to design and fabricate the bridge. Adolphus Bonzano
designed a wrought iron bridge using his “Phoenix Column,” an engineering
breakthrough that enabled tall structures to resist vibration and buckling.
The bridge was pre-fabricated in Phoenixville, near Philadelphia, and
transported to the site for erection. Once the sandstone foundation piers were
in place, 125 men completed the construction in just 94 days.
Three and one-half million pounds of iron and $275,000 later, the first steampowered train rolled across delivering General Kane’s coal to market. The
Viaduct was an immediate sensation. It stood 24 feet higher than the Brooklyn
Bridge and became an instant tourist attraction. Walking out on the bridge was
the next best thing to flying.
But by 1900, the locomotives and railroad cars hauling coal and timber across
the Viaduct had become larger and heavier. A stronger steel bridge was required.
Using 6.7 million pounds of steel held together by 895,000 rivets, workers
erected a new bridge to replace the original. Two timber travelers worked
toward the center, demolishing the oil iron towers one at a time as the new
steel ones were hoisted into place. A crew of 100 to 150 men, working 11hour days, finished construction in just four months.
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KINZUA Sky Walk
the Sky
For generations, freight trains loaded with coal, lumber and oil roared across
the Kinzua Viaduct. Later, excursion trains brought sightseers and visiting
engineers from around the globe to view the majestic bridge. Since 1963, the
bridge has served as the centerpiece of the Kinzua Bridge State Park.
The Power of Nature
Tornado Strikes July 21, 2003
Bridge designer C.R. Grimm predicted his creation would last 100 years. And
he was right. Grimm’s design used roller expansion bearings where the tower
legs were anchored to the masonry foundation piers. This design allowed
lateral expansion of the tower legs under temperature loading. But his failure to
replace the original 1881 anchor bolts would have catastrophic consequences.
In July 2003, engineers and
skilled bridge builders were hard
at work on a $12 million repair
project to reinforce the aging
structure. The workers decided
to call it a day when the sky went
black and the winds rushed in.
A tornado tore through the forest
heading straight for the Viaduct.
Hundreds of trees were ripped from their roots and 11 of the bridges 20 towers
were lifted, twisted and thrown onto the valley floor.
Engineers later confirmed that winds
attacked from three directions. The
original 1882 anchor blots and
collar coupling assemblies, which
mated the old bolts to the later 1900
construction, had failed.
Within 30 seconds, nature had
brought the mighty span to its knees.
Kinzua Bridge State Park
Featuring the Kinzua Sky Walk, scenic overlooks, lovely picnic areas,
interpretive programs, and a rentable park pavilion for groups, this day use
park is open year round. Admission is free. A new trail to a viewing platform
allows you to view the understructure of the mighty towers of the Kinzua Sky
Walk. The Kinzua Bridge Scenic Byway is a designated shared use hike/bike
corridor that leads to the park from Route 6 in Mt. Jewett. Set your GPS for:
1721 Lindholm Drive, Mount Jewett, PA.
Group tours and motorcoach are welcome, please call or e-mail the park to
schedule free tours.*Please note that during 2014 and 2015, construction will
be underway at the park for a new full-service visitors center.
Kinzua Bridge State Park - 814-965-2646
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EldrEd WWII MusEuM
and Learning Center
remembering tHe
Heroic efforts
of World War ii
Spectacular Exhibits
Personal WWII Stories
• Authentic Artifacts
• Extensive WWII Library
• Powerful Videos
• Gallery of Valor
•
•
Hours:
Tues. thru Sat. ........10am to 4pm
Sunday .....................1pm to 4pm
Please call ahead for group tours.
201 Main Street • Eldred, PA 16731
814-225-2220 • 866-686-WWII (9944)
www.eldredwwiimuseum.net
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History Trail
Here Everything Has a Story.
The rich natural resources of timber and oil brought great
wealth to McKean County. The Victorian Mansion District in
Smethport, Lynn Hall in Port Allegany, Olmsted Manor, and
the eclectic architecture within Bradford’s National Historic
District provide a glimpse into the region’s opulent and
colorful past.
The oldest continually operating refinery in the country,
the Bradford Refinery has been a cornerstone in the ANF
region since it was founded in 1881, and it remains a
crucial economic partner and community steward today.
77 N. Kendall Ave., Bradford, PA 16701
(814) 368 1200 • amref.com
Bradford Landmark Society
Preserving Bradford’s History
Herbig Bakery Society Headquarters O 45 East Corydon St., Bradford, PA
Crook Farm 22-Acre Historic Farmstead O 476 Seaward Ave., Bradford, PA
A Craft & Music Festival at the Crook Farm
August 23 & 24, 2014 O 10am to 5pm
www.bradfordlandmark.org • Visit us on Facebook • Call 814-362-3906 for info!
Penn Brad
Oil Museum
Hours
Mon - Fri
9:00AM - 4:00PM
Sat
9:00AM - 2:00PM
Admission
Adults - $5.00
Adult + - $4.50
Children - Free
814-362-1955
Group Tours
Gift Shop
901 South Avenue (Route 219) Custer City, PA
Bradford National Historic
District Walking Tour
A self-guided walking tour of Main Street in Bradford
highlights the eclectic architecture built by the early
oil barons. The largest number of structures, primarily
commercial buildings, featuring Neo-Classical,
Colonial Revival, Romanesque and Art Deco
architecture, were built between 1880 and 1920.
Brochures are available at the ANF Visitors Center,
80 E. Corydon Street.
Smethport Mansion District
Walking Tour
A self-guided walking tour along scenic Route 6 in Victorian
Smethport showcases a piece of Americana. Stroll past the
Victorian mansions that line Smethport’s Main Street. Tour
the Old Jail Museum, allow time to visit the quaint shops and
Hamlin Lake. A detailed brochure with map is available in
Smethport at the outdoor kiosk in front of the McKean County
Courthouse at 500 West Main Street.
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What to See & DO Attractions
Main Street Movie House
Enjoy Hollywood Blockbusters
in a grand Art Deco Theater
offering digital projection,
surround sound, snacks and
comfortable seating.
Showtimes:
Sun–Thur 1:00, 4:00, 7:00
Fri & Sat 1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 9:00
Film Series - Independent,
musical & classic
Monday nights at 5:30
123 Main Street • Bradford, PA 16701 • 814-363-9388
McKean County Historical Society
Old Jail Museum
502 W. King Street • Smethport, PA
814-887-5142
History incarcerated in the County’s most
fascinating jail. Ya’ll Come!
June, July, Aug: 1-4 pm (Mon-Fri) • April, May, Sept, Oct: 1-4 pm (Tues & Thurs)
Above: Kane Depot ArtWorks at the Depot
Above right: Nebo
Chapel, Mt. Jewett
Right: Mt. Jewett
Heritage Mural
Nearby
Pennsylvania Lumber Museum
An Outdoor Museum depicting
the Lumber Industry in Pennsylvania
Rt. 6 between Galeton & Coudersport
5660 US 6 West, PO Box 239, Galeton, PA 16922
(814) 435-2652 www.lumbermuseum.org
April – October, Wednesday – Sunday, 9 to 5
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1040 State St., Olean, N.Y. • (716)-790-7000
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Attractions What to See & DO
Flickerwood Wine Cellars........................... 814-837-7566
309 Flickerwood Road, Kane, PA 16735
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Where to Stay Accommodations
Bed & Breakfast
• All Suites Hotel
Free Continental Breakfast and WIFI
• Discounts and Seasonal Packages
• Plenty of parking for trailers
•
Heritage Suites
139 Minard Run Road • Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-6820 • www.heritagesuitesel.com
Kane Manor Inn
230 Clay Street • Kane, PA 16735
814-837-6522 • kanemanor.com
• Historic Inn with on-site trail system.
• Nestled at the edge of the
Allegheny National Forest.
• Beautiful scenic views. 18 Rooms.
Mansion District Inn.................................... 814-598-7403
905 West Main Street, Smethport, PA 16749
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Camping & Campgrounds
Allegheny Site Management....................... 814-368-4158
4001 West Washington Street, Bradford, PA 16701
Display Ad Page 7
Hominy Ridge Lodge & Cabins.................. 800-851-6377
13964 Route 36, Clarington, PA 15828
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Cabins Available Year Round
20 Acre Private Lake • Kayaks
Driving Range • Paddle Boats
Miniature Golf Course
620 Parkside Drive • Limestone, NY 14753
715-925-8553 Mysticwaterresort.com
WAPITI WOODS
Guest Cabins
Private & modern cabins…wooded & creekside…
fine lodging where you get to capture the PA Wilds!
Elk Scenic Drive, SR 555 • Weedville, PA 15868
www.wapitiwoods.com • 814.787.7525
Travel
Tips Great Getaway Ideas
• Golf packages with golf, overnight & meals.
• Wine/Distillery Tours with small bus or limo.
• Cabin Rental/Transportation/ATV Rentals.
More Information - 800-473-9370 or visitANF.com
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Accommodations Where to stay
Hotels/Motels/Lodges
Best Western Plus Bradford Inn................. 814-362-4501
100 S. Davis Street, Bradford, PA 16701
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Gateway Lodge. .......................................................... 814-744-8017
14870 Route 36, Cooksburg, PA 16217
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814-362-7090
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•OnSiteGuestLaundry
•GroupRatesAvailable
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SpeedWirelessInternet
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The Lodge at Glendorn......... 800-843-8568 or 814-362-6511
1000 Glendorn Drive, Bradford, PA 16701
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Where to eat Dining
Come experience
a Fine Dining Delight!
Casual Dining & Lounge
Monday – Saturday 4 pm to 10 pm
The Beef is Worth the Ride
We Guarantee it!
Banquet seating available up to 80
National Register Historic Building
Rt. 219, Elm or Forman St. Exit
27 Congress St., Bradford, PA • 814-362-9717
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Dining Where to eat
Desert rose Café Bar
at Strikers Alley
Smethport, PA • 814-568-2019
Open 10 AM until 10 PM
Vacancies & Reservations Available
Jewett’s Kaffe Sol
Daily
Lunch
1 W. Main St. • Mount Jewett, PA 16740 Specials
Great Coffee, Latté & Cappuccino
Serving breakfast all day
814-778-5757
HOURS: Mon-Sat 6am-2pm; Sun 9am-2pm
Bradford’s
only full-line
Pastry Shop!
European Pastries • Charming Café
Serving Breakfast & Lunch
Seasonal Outside Dining
Mon-Fri 6 am–5 pm • Sat & Sun 6 am–3 pm
Bakery Tours & Groups Welcome
with Advance Reservations
Open Daily • 20 Mechanic Street • Bradford, PA 16701 • 814-362-6637
Kelly’s Restaurant
We’ve Got What You’re Craving!
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•
•
Fine Dining in a Casual Atmosphere
Homemade Daily Specials & Soups
Children’s Menu
Full-Service Bar
Discounts for Seniors, UPB Students
& Y Members
• Free Wireless Internet
• Groups & Motorcoach Welcome
with Advance Reservation
Hours: Monday-Saturday 11am-9pm
27 Main Street Bradford, PA 16701 • 814-362-2933
Open
Tuesday - Saturday
11am - 8pm
129 Fraley Street • Kane, PA 16735
(814) 837-1038
Fine Steaks & Seafood along with
your favorite home cooked meals.
Travel
Tips Dinner and a Movie
Family Drive-In Theatre, 6627 Route 6 East, Kane
Main Street Movie House, 123 Main Street, Bradford
Restaurant Listings - Pages 53 to 55
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Where to eat Dining
SpIrItS - Food - LodgIng - open daILy
Historic
Westline Inn
Gourmet Dining
in a Casual Atmosphere
Serving Pub Menu
Sun.-Thur. aT 3:00 pm
Fri.-SaT. aT noon
Serving Dinner
Tue.-SaT. aT 5:30 pm
Sunday 3:00-7:00 pm
Please call for reservations • 814-778-5103
Westline, Pa • WWW.Westlineinn.com
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215 Clarion Street
Wilcox, PA 15870
Between State Routes 321 & 219
814-929-5559
Restaurant Hours
Mon-Thur: 9 am to 9 pm
Fri & Sat: 8 am to 9 pm
Sunday: 7 am to 9 pm
FREE High Speed
Internet Service
Bar Hours
Mon-Thur: Open at 9 am
Fri & Sat: Open at 8 am
Sunday: Open at 7 am
Where to eat Convenience/Grocery Store
TJ’s Corner Store
7005 Route 219
Lewis Run, PA 16738
814-368-3075
• Subs & Pizza
• Groceries & Ice
• Hershey’s Ice Cream
• Deep Fried Specialties
Open 7 Days a Week Mon-Fri 5 am to 8 pm • Sat 6 am to 8 pm • Sun 7 am to 7 pm
Above left: John Williams
European Pastry Shop, Bradford
Above: Kaffe Sol, Mt. Jewett
Left: Fresh Produce Stand along
Route 6, Mt. Jewett
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Dining Where to eat
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Services Resources
Healthcare
24 HOUR PHYSICIAN STAFFED
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
Heliport to Major Trauma Center
814-837-8585
4372 Route 6
Kane, PA 16735
Kane
Community
Hospital
An affiliate of UPMC Hamot
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Bradford Area Chamber of Commerce
Bradford, nestled at the northern edge of the Allegheny National
Forest, serves as the regional hub for outdoor recreation, dining,
shopping and business. A designated National Historic District,
Bradford offers numerous historic and architectural attractions for
both citizens and visitors, and a variety of seasonal fairs & festivals.
Bradford Brewfest ........................... February 8
Annual Meeting & Awards ......................... April
Member Family Cookout ............................. July
Oktoberfest /Annual Auction ........... October 16
Driving Directions:
From the north: Take Exit 23, 219 South for 10 miles.
Exit at Forman Street.
From the south: Take 219 North, Exit at Elm Street.
121 Main Street, Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-7115 • Bradfordchamber.com
Smethport
A Victorian Village
Along Scenic Route 6
Imagine yourself strolling the streets of the Smethport
Mansion District. Spending an afternoon hiking, biking
or enjoying the water trail. Nestled in the center of town, is
Hamlin Lake where you can fish or kayak. Nearby, enjoy
the Kinzua Sky Walk and the Allegheny National Forest.
Quaint Shops,
Dining & a Choice
of Overnight
Accommodations
smethportchamber.com
Pennsylvania State Snowmobile Association
Promoting and Protecting
Pennsylvania Snowmobiling
Help us help you!
Join online at www.pasnow.org
1-888-411-PSSA
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PA’s One-Stop Shop for Snowmobiling Info.
Dining Where to eat
Bell’s Meat & Poultry
Farm Fresh
Offering a quality selection of fresh and tasty
produce from summer through fall at our
roadside stand along Route 6 in Kane.
Homemade Sausage
over 32 Varieties!
Our famous beef logs,
peppersticks and
sausages are homemade
using family recipes.
The Original Griller
Chicken breast, Virginia Ham, Swiss Cheese and
Greek Sausage all rolled up with bacon on top
and sprinkled with a chicken rotisserie rub.
The Biggest Little Store Around
401 North Fraley Street
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-7321
jackbellsmeats.com
Hours: Monday to Saturday 9 - 6; Sunday 9 - 5
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ok Forest
e Park
Salamanca
Shopping Trail
Travel the “Treasures of the Forest” Shopping Trail to find
the perfect items to feather your nest, or to outfit your next
outdoor adventure at one of the local specialty shops.
Small town shops are brimming with handcrafted artisan
wares, and locally manufactured products like Zippo
lighters and Case knives.
Ellicottville
Ellicotiville
Salamanca
From
Erie
Exit
23
Limestone
Willow Bay
Bradford
Rew
Ranger
Station
Sheffield
Smethpo
Kinzua Sky Walk
Lantz
Corners
Kane
Mt.
Jewett
McKE
From
Pittsburgh
Main Street Mercantile
Antiques, Gifts, Books & Art
A Shopping Destination
Over 10,000 square feet of
treasures, collectibles, antiques
and local artisans.
Authorized Zippo Retailer
45 Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-2206
bradfordmsm.com
Hours: Monday – Thursday 10-6, Friday 10-7, Saturday 10-6, Sunday 12-4
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Treasures of the Forest
Must see co-op shops include: Main Street Mercantile,
Bradford, ArtWorks at the Depot, Kane, Antique Mall,
Salamanca, and the Olde Schoolhouse Village Shoppes
in Eldred. For a full list of shops, check the directory
pages 55-56. Enjoy tax FREE shopping on clothing in
Pennsylvania!
Treasure Key
Shopping Site
Lodging
Shopping Trail
Dining
Winery
ANF Visitors Bureau
Welcome Center
80 E. Corydon Street
Bradford, PA 16701
Olde Schoolhouse Village Shoppes,
Eldred
Allegany
ArtWorks at the Depot, Kane
Eldred
ort
Timeless Treasures, Bradford
EAN COUNTY
Flickerwood Wine Cellars,
Kane
Main Street Mercantile, Bradford
Market, Kane
Jack Bell’s Meat
A full list of shopping sites
is on pages 55-56.
Elk Country
Visitors Center
SportSman’S outlet
500 Chestnut Street n Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-7700
Spring/Summer Hours Mon.– Sat. 9-6 Closed Sun.
Fall/Winter Hours Mon.– Sat. 9-7 Sun. 10-4
shopsportsmansoutlet.com
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800-473-9370
Find Your
What to see
Attractions
Good Times of Olean
Pennsylvania
Historic Crook Farm
800R East State Street
Olean, NY 14760
Allegheny National Forest, 716-379-8210
• 513,000 acres of
outdoor fun
• Allegheny Reservoir
• Kinzua Beach, Kinzua Dam
• North Country Trail
• Old Powerhouse Museum
• Longhouse Scenic Drive
• Rimrock Overlook
• Snowmobile Trails
& ATV Trails
McKean, Warren,
Elk & Forest counties
814-362-4613
Allegany State Park,
New York State
• Red House
• Quaker Lake
• Hiking, Boating, Camping
• Snowmobile Trails
800-456-2267
Allegheny Cellars Winery
4772 Route 6
Sheffield, PA 16347
814-968-5812
CJ Spirits, LLC
120 Willow Run Drive
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-1500
Cutco Ka-Bar
Visitors Center
1040 East State Street
Olean, NY 14760
716-790-7000
Eldred WW II Museum
201 Main Street
Eldred, PA 16731
814-225-2220
476 Seaward Avenue
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-3906
Seneca Allegany Casino
& Hotel
777 Seneca Allegany Blvd.
Salamanca, NY 14779
Mount Jewett, PA 16740
814-965-2646
814 Broad Street
Salamanca, NY 14779
Majestic Kamp & Lost Trails 716-945-1760
2503 Route 46
Simpler Times Museum
Rew, PA 16744
111 Simpler Times Lane
814-465-9979
Route 62
Tidioute, PA 16351
Mount Jewett Heritage
814-484-3483
Mural, Mount Jewett
Heritage Park
Historic Route 6
800-473-9370
Mystic Waters Resort
& Mini Golf
620 Parkside Drive
Limestone, NY 14753
716-925-8553
New Bradford Speedway
330 Summit Road
Bradford, PA 16701
814-465-3542
Old Jail Museum
502 West King Street
Smethport, PA 16749
814-887-5142
Trail Central
Over 600 miles of trails
Download maps at
visitANF.com
Info: 800-473-9370
Vintage Bi-Plane Rides
Klein Aircraft Services
212 Airport Drive
Lewis Run, PA 16738
814-642-9486
814-558-5376
Wildcat Park
PO Box 125, Route 6
896 Olmsted Road
Ludlow, PA 16333
814-945-6373
Zippo/Case Museum
1932 Zippo Drive
Olmsted Manor’s Adult
Retreat & Renewal Center Bradford, PA 16701
17 East Main Street
Ludlow, PA 16333
814-945-6512
5660 US 6 West,
Galeton, PA 16922
814-435-2652
Flickerwood Wine Cellars Penn Brad Oil Museum
901 South Avenue
& Lounge
309 Flickerwood Road
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-7566
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-1955
296 Falkner Road
Shinglehouse, PA 16748
716-378-2211
1974 Lillibridge Road
Portville, NY 14770
716-933-0187
Pfeiffer Nature Center
Freefall Oz Skydiving Center & Foundation
50
505 Route 16
12 miles north of Bradford
Olean, NY 14760
866-404-7625
Kinzua Bridge State Park,
888-913-3377
Kinzua Sky Walk,
Kinzua Scenic Byway
Seneca-Iroquois
1721 Lindholm Road
National Museum
Elk Country Visitor Center PA Lumber Museum
134 Homestead Drive
Benezette, PA 15821
814-787-5167
Rock City Park
814-368-1932
Where to stay
Bed & Breakfasts
Gallets House B&B
1759 Four Mile Road
Allegany, NY 14706
716-373-7493
Kane Manor B&B
230 Clay Street
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-6522
Mansion District Inn
905 West Main Street
Smethport, PA 16749
814-598-7403
Directory
Own Trail
Mountain Laurel Inn
136 Jackson Avenue
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-8006
Oz’s Home Stay
296 Faulkner Road
Shinglehouse, PA 16748
716-378-2211
The Inn on Maple Street
B&B
115 East Maple Street
Port Allegany, PA 16743
814-642-5171
Towers Victorian Inn
330 South Street
Ridgway, PA 15853
814-772-7657
Camping/Cabins
Accommodations at
Forest Ridge Cabins/
Campground
3566 Loleta Road
Marienville, PA 16239
814-927-8340
Kinzua East
KOA Campground
Route 59 West,
451 Klondike Road
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-3662
Mystic Water
Resort & Cabins
Off Route 219 at
620 Parkside Drive
Limestone, NY 14753
716-925-8553
Wapiti Woods
Guest Cabins
5186 River Road, Route 555
Elk Scenic Drive
Weedville, PA 15868
814-787-7525
Whispering Winds
Campground & Cabins
277 Tollgate Road
Sheffield, PA 16347
814-968-4377
Best Western PLUS Bradford Inn
100 S. Davis Street
Bradford, PA 16701
800-344-4656
Comfort Inn of Bradford
76 Elm Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-6772
Country Inn & Suites
by Carlson
3270 NYS Route 417 West
Olean, NY 14760
716-372-7500
Desert Rose Inn & Café
13124 Route 59
Smethport, PA 16749
814-568-2019
Hampton Inn
101 Main Street
Olean, NY 14760
716-375-1000
Willow Bay Campground/ Heritage Suites
Cabins & Boat Launch
139 Minard Run Road
4001 West Washington Street Bradford, PA 16701
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-6820
4001 West Washington Street Reservations: 877-444-6777 Hilltop Suites
Information: 814-368-4158
Bradford, PA 16701
22 Greeves Street
Reservations: 877-444-6777 Woodhaven Acres
Kane, PA 16735
Information: 814-368-4158 Campground/Cabins
814-837-6481
3295
Route
59
Barnhaven
Holiday Inn Express
Bradford,
PA
16701
96 Red Mill Road
30 Tarport Drive Extension
814-368-6806
Clermont, PA 16740
Bradford, PA 16701
845-831-8168
Cottages/Homes
814-362-7090
Allegheny Site
Management
Bettum’s Idlewood
Family Campground
299 Big Shanty Road
Lewis Run, PA 16738
814-362-1719
Foote Rest
Campground/Cabins
3183 Route 219
Lantz Corners, PA 16735
814-778-5336
Forest Lodge &
Campground
44078 Route 66
Marienville, PA 16239
814-927-8790
Hominy Ridge
Lodge and Cabins
13964 Route 36
Clarington, PA 15828
800-851-6377
Big Loop Lodge
640 Artline Road
Eldred, PA 16731
814-225-4406
Olmsted Manor’s
Carriage House
17 East Main Street
Ludlow, PA 16333
814-945-6512
PA Wilds Vacation Suites
& Executive Rentals
Smethport, PA 16749
814-598-7403
Hotels/Inns/Motels
ABC Motel
21 Sartwell Creek Road,
Route 6
814-642-7973
Kane View Motel
5509 Route 6
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-8600
Lantz Corners Getaway
2952 Route 219
Intersection of Route 219
& Route 6
Lantz Corners, 16735
814-778-5391
Westline Inn
1 Westline Road
Westline, PA 16740
814-778-5103
Lodges/Resorts
Gateway Lodge
14870 Route 36
Cooksburg, PA 16217
814-744-8017
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The Lodge at Glendorn
1000 Glendorn Drive
Bradford, PA 16701
800-843-8568
814-362-6511
Airport/
Air Services
Bradford Regional Airport
Route 59, east of Route 219
212 Airport Drive
Lewis Run, PA 16738
814-368-5928
Amusement Park
Waldameer Park
& Water World
220 Peninsula Drive
Erie, PA 16505
814-838-3591
Attorneys
Clarke and Shaffer, LLP
204 Bolivar Drive
Bradford, PA 16701
814-363-9990
•950 East Main Street
814-362-4000
•85 W. Washington Street
814-368-8888
•Kane
814-837-6080
•Smethport
814-887-5522
Churches
Business Services
24 Kennedy Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-3884
Bradford Area Alliance
PO Box 1201
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-7991
Woods Baker & Ross
67 Fraley Street
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-8720
Automobile:
Rental
Discount Auto Rental
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-6565
McKean County
Planning Commission
17137 Route 6
Smethport, PA 16749
814-887-2754
Bradford Area
Chamber of Commerce
121 Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-7115
Ellicottville
Chamber of Commerce
Greater Olean
Chamber of Commerce
Hamlin Bank & Trust Co.
Smethport, PA 16749
•Smethport
814-887-5555
•Bradford
814-368-5555
•Eldred
814-225-4767
•Kane
814-837-8200
•Mt. Jewett
814-778-5441
Northwest Savings Bank
Bradford, PA 16701
•33 Main Street
814-362-3503
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1 Center Street
814-778-5701
The Community
of Portville
PO Box 133
Ridgway, PA 15853
814-772-1288
Automobile:
Sales & Service
Banks
Mount Jewett Borough
J. M. Stager Consulting
9 West Washington Street
Ellicottville, NY 14731
716-699-5046
25 Willow Run Road
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-7225
Bradford - City of
PO Box 79, 112 Bayard Street
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-9240
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-8577
Zook Motors
Cities/Towns
20 Russell Boulevard
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-7170
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ATV/Snowmobile Chambers
Commerce
6V Sales and Service
170 Seaward Avenue
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-5500
26 Chautauqua Place
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-8915
Bradford Office of
Economic and Community
Development Corporation Kane Borough
Kane Area
Mutzabaugh & Saunders, Development Center
54 Fraley Street
P.C.
13 Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-3538
Church of the Ascension
120 North Union Street
Olean, NY 14760
716-372-4433
Kane Chamber of
Commerce
54 Fraley Street
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-6565
347 Portville - Ceres Road
Town of Portville, NY 14770
716-933-7111
Conference Services/
Meeting Rooms
Conference Services at
the University of
Pittsburgh - Bradford
300 Campus Drive
Bradford, PA 16701
888-383-7488
Holiday Inn Express
32 Tarport Drive Ext.
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-7090
Lantz Corners Getaway
& Conference Center
2952 Route 219
Lantz Corners, PA 16735
814-778-5391
The Lodge at Glendorn
1000 Glendorn Drive
Bradford, PA 16701
800-843-8568
814-362-6511
Olmsted Manor Adult
Retreat & Renewal Center
17 East Main Street
Ludlow, PA 16333
814-945-6512
Construction
Kessel Construction, Inc.
345 High Street
Bradford, PA 16701
Seneca - Salamanca Area 814-362-4696
Chamber of Commerce
26 Main Street
Salamanca, NY 14779
716-945-2034
Smethport Area
Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 84
Smethport, PA 16749
814-598-7403
Warren County Chamber
of Business and Industry
308 Market Street
Warren, PA 16365
814-723-3050
County
Government
McKean County
Courthouse
Smethport, PA 16749
814-887-5571
Where to eat
Barrel House
Restaurant & Tavern
8946 Route 6
Lantz Corners, 16735
814-778-2243
Directory
Beefeaters
27 Congress Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-9717
Bob’s Trading Post
1072 Bliss Hill Road
Route 321 North
Kane, PA 16735
814-945-6223
Chu Lee Gardens
405 East Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-4700
Corner Bar &
Restaurant
40-42 Mechanic Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-6722
Corner Pizza Co.
Smethport, PA 16749
814-887-7755
Cow Palace, Inc.
72 Hillside Drive
Limestone, NY 14753
716-925-7015
Desert Rose Inn & Café
13124 Route 59
Smethport, PA 16749
814-568-2019
Docksiders Café (Seasonal)
Route 59
Warren, PA 16365
814-726-9645
Don and Lu’s Place
7076 Route 46
Smethport, PA 16749
814-887-2060
Farm Family Restaurant
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-3733
Good Times of Olean
800R East State Street
Olean, NY 14760
716-379-8210
Jewett’s Kaffe Sol
1 West Main Street
814-778-5757
John Williams
European Pastry Shop
20 Mechanic Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-6637
Kelly’s Restaurant
27 Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-2933
Kennedy Street Cafe
11 Kennedy Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-6040
La Mixteca Mexican
Restaurant
109 Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-3284
The Lighthouse Restaurant Westline Inn
26 Bolivar Drive
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-5111
1 Westline Road
Westline, PA 16751
814-778-5103
Little Caesers Pizza
Wilcox Tannery House
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-7002
Myers Steakhouse & Inn
460 Wildwood Avenue
Salamanca, NY 14779
716-945-3153
Olga Gallery, Café & Bistro
2 East Second Street, Route 6
Coudersport, PA 16915
814-260-9966
Player’s Downtown
12-14 Mechanic Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-9789
Roma Gardens
1 Greeves Street
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-9691
Rookies Sports Bar
and Restaurant
211 Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-9990
Runway Bar and Grill
212 Airport Road
Lewis Run, PA 16738
814-362-4836
Seneca Inn Restaurant
11 Seneca Drive Route 6
814-642- 7679
Sprague’s Maple Farms
Pancake House &
Restaurant
1048 Route 305
Portville, NY 14770
716-933-6637
Szymanski’s
Restaurant & Tavern
129 Fraley Street
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-1038
Tack’s Inn
7034 Route 219
Lewis Run, PA 16738
814-362-1140
Texas Hot Lunch/4 Sons
20-40 Field Street
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-8122
Trails End Restaurant
2738 Forest Road
Cooksburg, PA 16217
814-927-8400
Turn & Burn Café
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-6700
Village Brew
Coffee House
Kane, PA 16735
814-561-1054
215 Clarion Street
Wilcox, PA 15870
814-929-5559
The Willows
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-7567
What to do
Arts/Theater
Art in the Wilds
Evergreen Park
3rd Street/Chestnut Street
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-7167
Bradford Creative and
Performing Arts Center
10 Marilyn Horne Way
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-2522
Bromeley Family Theater
300 Campus Drive
Bradford, PA 16701
Administration: 814-362-5155
Box Office: 814-362-5113
Cattaraugus County
Arts Council
Allegany, NY 14706
716-372-7455
Family Fun
Byllye Lanes
290 Seaward Avenue
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-2695
Family Drive-In Theatre
6627 Route 6 East
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-9760
Main Street Movie House
123 Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-363-9388
Mystic Waters Resort
& Mini Golf
Off Route 219 at
620 Parkside Drive
Limestone, NY 14753
716-925-8553
Strikers Alley Inc.
Bowling
13124 Route 59
Smethport, PA 16749
814-568-2019
Fishing Schools
Kinzua Fly Fishing
School at University
of Pittsburgh - Bradford
300 Campus Drive
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-5814
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800-473-9370
Farms/
Farm Markets
Seasonal
Farmers’ Market
Information: 800-473-9370
Stroups’ Pure Maple Syrup
958 Lindholm Road
Kane, PA 16735
814-778-5170
Golf
Kane County Club
6654 Route 6
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-9491
Pennhills Club
146 Pennhills Drive
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-6159
Pine Acres Country Club
1401 West Warren Road
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-2005
Grocery/
Convenience
Stores
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-7321
Grocery Stretcher
32 Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-9394
Bradford Save-A-Lot
75 Forman Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-4418
Schoolhouse Health
Foods, LLC
109 Indian Creek Road
Eldred, PA 16731
814-225-2233
TJ’s Corner Store
7005 Route 219
Lewis Run, PA 16738
814-368-3075
Guide/Outfitting
Service
Glendorn-Outfitters &
Guide Services
1000 Glendorn Drive
Bradford, PA 16701
800-843-8568
814-362-6511
Yellow Dog Hunting
Grounds
896 Turkey Track Road
Kane, PA 16735
814-366-4519
History & Heritage
Bradford Landmark
Society
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-3906
Historic Crook Farm
476 Seaward Avenue
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-3906
54
5800 Corporate Drive, #300
Pittsburgh, PA 15237
412-548-2500
Zippo Manufacturing Co.
33 Barbour Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-2700
Insurance
McKean Insurance
600 Chestnut Street, Suite 1
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-9840
Libraries
Bradford Area
Public Library
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-6527
Lumber Heritage Region
of Pennsylvania Inc.
Cameron County Courthouse
20 East Fifth Street
Emporium, PA 15834
814-486-0213
Lynn Hall
Restoration Tours
21656 Route 6
PO Box 181
815-275-2158
Marinas
Route 59
Warren, PA 16365
814-726-1650
Media
The Bradford Era
43 Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-3173
Ellicottville Snowed-In
PO Box 1077
McKean County Historical Ellicottville, NY 14731
Society/Old Jail Museum 716-244-7573
502 West King Street
Fore! Golf
Smethport, PA 16749
814-887-5142
Hospitals/
Health Services
PO Box 1077
716-244-7573
The Summer Local
Bradford Regional Medical PO Box 1077
Center/Upper Allegheny
716-244-7573
Health System
116 Interstate Parkway
WESB/WBRR Radio
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-4143
American Refining Group
77 North Kendall Avenue
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-1200
Kane Hardwood Division
Country Squirrel Outfitters of Collins Pine Co.
3 Main Street
Ridgway, PA 15853
814-776-6285
Seneca Resources Corp.
17137 Route 6
Smethport, PA 16749
814-887-2754
4001 West Washington Street Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-7090
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-4158
Kane Community Hospital
4372 Route 6
B’s Canoe Service
Kane, PA 16735
75 Leonard Avenue
814-837-8585
Bradford, PA 16701
814-598-7348
Industry
Smethport, PA 16749
814-887-4160
725 Tionesta Avenue
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-7670
Kinzua Bridge Foundation 67 West Washington Street
Eye Care Professional
Allegheny Site
Associates
Management
Customized Guide Service 20 Main Street
Burdick’s Lodge Hunting
& Guide Service
Richgas, Inc.
95 Hardwood Drive
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-6941
1490 St. Francis Drive
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-4141
Organizations
Allegheny Mountain Engine
& Implement Association
4783 Route 155
716-353-2736
Cook Forest Area
Vacation Bureau
PO Box 50
Cooksburg, PA 16217
814-927-8400
Donald J. Comes:
Natural Resources
Learning Center
McKean County Extension
17129 Route 6
Smethport, PA 16749-0504
814-887-5613
Directory
Pennsylvania State
Snowmobile Association
908 North 2nd Street
Harrisburg, PA 17102
888-411-7772
Parks, State Parks,
National Forests
Printing/
Graphic De sign
Haines Printing Co.
10575 West Main Road
North East, PA 16428
814-725-1955
Allegheny National Forest Kenyon Press, Inc.
Bradford Ranger District 1 Kenyon Press Drive
Route 59 & Route 321 South
Bradford, PA 16701
•Bradford - 814-362-4613
fs.fed.us/r9/forests/allegheny
•Marienville - 814-927-6628
•Warren - 814-723-5150
Camping Reservations:
1-877-444-6777
recreation.gov
Majestic Kamp
& Lost Trails
ATV Rentals
Route 46
Rew, PA 16744
814-465-9979
Shopping
Allegheny Crossroads
Sherburne, NY 13460
607-674-9066
8907 Route 6
Kane, PA 16735
814-778-5280
Laughing Owl Press
Angel Kiddies Resale Shop
19 Church Street, Kushequa
Kane, PA 16735
814-778-5617
24 Pine Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-6186
Register Graphics, Inc.
ArtWorks at the Depot
Allegheny Reservoir
220 Main Street
Randolph, NY 14772
716-358-2921
Kane Preservation Society
1 South Fraley Street
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-8752
Allegany State Park
RPJ Ready Print, Inc.
Kinzua Dam, PA Route 59
814-726-0661
2410 Constitution Ave.
2373 ASP, Route 1, Suite 3
Olean, NY 14760
Salamanca, NY 14779
716-373-3515
Phone: 716-354-9121
Reservations: 800-456-2267
Callahan Park Swimming
Pool & Ice Skating Rink
64 Poplin Avenue
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-8190
Kinzua Sky Walk
1721 Lindholm Road
814-965-2646
Realtors
McKean County
Association of Realtors
30 Fraley Street
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-8540
Penn Laurel Realty
32 Bolivar Dr.
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-7450
New York State Office
Real Living
of Parks, Recreation
& Historical Preservation Avista Properties
Niagara Falls State Park 21 Main Street Suite A
1 Prospect Point
Niagara Falls, NY 14303
716-278-1764
Wildcat Park
PO Box 125, Route 6
Ludlow, PA 16333
814-945-6373
Photography/
Multimedia
Bernik Photo/Video
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-3994
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-7321
Bisett Building Center
True Value Hardware
142 Davis Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-6146
Buchanan Brothers
Pharmacy, Inc.
Smethport, PA 16749
814-887-5375
Cavallaro Paint and
Décorating
12 Kennedy Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-9565
Chef Specialties Company
Rentals
411 West Water Street
Smethport, PA 16749
814-887-5652
436 South Union Street
Olean, NY 14760
800-491-4513
Cindy’s Emporium &
Antiques
A-1 Rent-All & Sales
Allegheny Site
Management
422 East State Street
Olean, NY 14760
Embroidery Express
1238 Orchard Beach Road
North East, PA 16428
814-881-9612
Boat, Kayak & More
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-4158
202 Tionesta Avenue
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-6555
Cora Hall Photographics
Bisett Building Center
Just Ask Rental
Field Street Feed & Boots
PO Box 223
Smethport, PA 16749
814-331-3535
Eagle Eye Photography
203 Park Avenue
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-8041
Printing/Books/
Multimedia
Forest Press
theforestpress.com
c/o ANF Visitors Bureau
Bradford, PA 16701
800-473-9370
142 Davis Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-5636
18 Field Street
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-2400
Graham Florist & Gifts
9 Kennedy Street
Country Squirrel Outfitters Bradford, PA 16701
Bike Rentals & More
3 Main Street
Ridgway, PA 15853
814-776-6285
814-368-3186
Homewood Snowboards
57 Holley Avenue
Bradford, PA 16701
Kinzua Country Recreation 814-362-8010
Snowmobile Rentals
Hominy Ridge Store
3461 West Washington Street 13964 Route 36
Bradford, PA 16701
Clarington, PA 15828
800-851-6377
814-368-7595
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Directory
Julie’s EverAfter
RJ’s Variety and Gifts
93 Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-596-0006
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-9422
Roseart Company
Just Riding Along
48 Mechanic Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-363-9101
12 Lincoln Avenue
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-3030
Klondike Gift Shop
Rose Boutique
3451 Route 59
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-1788
Lightwaves Engraving &
Gift Shoppe
Smethport, PA 16749
814-887-9939
Main Street Mercantile
45 Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-2206
Salamanca Mall
Antiques
McKean County E-Sales
Smethport, PA 16749
814-887-4160
Mikado Productions
3840 Reinwood Drive
Dayton, OH 45414
937-409-5967
Tuna Valley
Trail Association
PO Box 1003
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-7170
Transportation
JRS Transportation
Services
12 Kennedy Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-7433
Sportsman’s Outlet
Universities
The Sweet Shoppe
90-92 Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-2828
Smethport, PA 16749
814-598-5811
100 Main Street
Salamanca, NY 14779
716-945-5532
500 Chestnut Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-7700
Main Street Outlet
Olde Schoolhouse
Village Shoppes
916 West Main Street/
Byron Street
Smethport, PA 16749
814-887-2026
Potato Creek
Trail Association
8 Field Street
Kane, PA 16735
814-335-6437
Timeless Treasures
10 Chestnut Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-331-4884
Tin Ceiling Gift Shoppe
51 Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-362-6082
Wright’s Music Shed
University of Pittsburgh
- Bradford
300 Campus Drive
Bradford, PA 16701
800-872-1787
Web Development
Smethport
Web Services
Smethport, PA 16749
814-887-4134
Wineries
Allegheny Cellars
Winery
109 Indian Creek Road
Eldred, PA 16731
814-225-2255
80 Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-5399
4772 Route 6
Sheffield, PA 16347
814-968-5812
Olga Gallery,
Café & Bistro
Zanadu
Flickerwood Wine Cellars
& Lounge
Orris Jewelers
Allegany Trails, Inc.
DirectoryIndividual
Membership
Kinzua Valley Trail Club
Susan Carlson
Ruth Gentilman Peterson
Rep. Martin Causer
Marilyn Volchko
4 East Second Street, Route 6 Kane, PA 16735
814-561-1047
Coudersport, PA 16915
814-260-9966
Trail Groups
62 Main Street
Bradford, PA 16701
814-368-3945
Paul’s Trading Post
11124 Route 321
Kane, PA 16735
814-945-6504
PO Box 66
Wellsville, NY 14895
585-928-2626
31 CCC Road
Westline, PA 16740
814-598-9480
309 Flickerwood Road
Kane, PA 16735
814-837-7566
Additional information on all directory listings
is available at: visitANF.com
Forest Press Gifts & Collectibles
Shop online for
Forest Keepsakes:
visitANF.com
Travel
Tips
Leaf Peepers
Plan for a peek at the fall foliage. Best Color - the last
two weeks of September, Labor Day and the first two
weeks of October.
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Driving Tours
Motor Through the Mountains
The Highlands of the Alleghenies are know far and wide for their scenic
beauty. Crossing from Ohio into Pennsylvania, through the western counties,
Pennsylvania Route 6 - designated “One of America’s Most Scenic Drives” by
National Geographic Magazine-is perfect for touring by car, motorcycle or RV.
Late September and early October are prime times for viewing fall foliage.
Trees practically swallow the highway as it winds into the Allegheny National Forest
Region in Sheffield, Allegheny Cellars Winery celebrates the rugged terrain
by offering their signature “Big Foot” wine. Following Rt. 6 east you are now
entering McKean County, Trail Central.
Olmsted Manor
The world’s finest hardwoods are grown
in this area. Just before Ludlow, watch for
signs on the right that lead to the Tionesta
National Scenic Area. This is the largest
strand of ancient trees on the Allegheny
National Forest. Nearby, Olmsted Manor,
Wildcat Park and the trail systems within
the forest offer lovely diversions.
In Kane, plan a stop at ArtWorks at the Depot, a Pennsylvania Wilds Artisan
Shop. “Foodies” will want to visit Bell’s Meat & Poultry, Texas Hot Lunch 4
Sons and Flickerwood Wine Cellars & Lounge to sample the authentic foods
and wines of the region.
Route 6 now winds through the forest to
Lantz Corners and Mount Jewett, sites
to see include Nebo Chapel and the
Mount Jewett Heritage Mural. Jewett’s
Kaffe Sol serves up local history along
with great coffee and cappuccino.
Take an interesting four mile side trip here
at the Kinzua Bridge Scenic Byway
to the Kinzua Bridge State Park, home of
the recently opened Kinzua Sky Walk.
A “must see” destination, the Kinzua Sky Walk is a stunning pedestrian walkway
with a partial glass floor built on the restored towers of the historic Kinzua
Viaduct, once the largest and highest railroad viaduct in the world.
Return to Route 6 to travel east through rural
farms and forest to Smethport. Plan time
to stroll through the Smethport Mansion
District and visit the Old Jail Museum and
Hamlin Lake. Between Smethport and Port
Allegany, stop to see the restoration process
for Lynn Hall. Route 6 begins following
the course of the AlleghenyRiver. Eastward
beyond McKean County, follow Route 6 east
to the PA Lumber Museum in Galeton.
paroute6.com
Smethport Mansion District
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Outdoor Resources
Outdoor Resources
Allegheny National Forest - Ranger Stations
Bradford: 814-362-4613 Marienville: 814-927-6628 Warren: 814-723-5150
fs.usda.gov/allegheny • e-mail: r9_allegheny_nf@fs.fed.us
State Parks and Forests
Fishing/Boating
1-888-PA-Parks
Forests: 717-783-7941
dcnr.state.pa.us
e-mail: parkinfo@state.pa.us
717-705-7800
fish.state.pa.us
dcnr.state.pa.us
e-mail: parkinfo@state.pa.us
PA Game Commission
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
570-398-4744
Kinzua Dam: 814-726-0661
Allegheny National Forest Ranger Station
Gift shop, topography maps, ATV permits, tourist information.
24-hour information kiosk. Intersection of Route 321 & Route 59
in the Allegheny National Forest.
Bradford Ranger District Office
29 Forest Service Drive
Bradford, PA 16701
Phone: 814-362-4613
Fax: 814-362-2761
E-mail: r9_allegheny_nf@fs.fed.us
Hours: Memorial Day-Labor Day
Monday-Saturday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Winter Hours– Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
How to get here
McKean County is serviced locally by the Bradford Regional Airport which
offers daily flights to Bradford connecting to Cleveland Hopkins International
Airport via Continental Airlines.
Buffalo Niagara International Airport is a 90 minute drive, and Cleveland
Hopkins International Airport is a 3.5 hour drive to Bradford, Pennsylvania.
Because the City of Bradford does not have a local taxi company, we
recommend making advance arrangements from the airport for ground
transportation. For a full list of hotels offering complimentary shuttle service
please contact the local tourist promotion agency - Allegheny National
Forest Visitors Bureau at 800-473-9370.
Air
Bradford Regional Airport (BFD)
212 Airport Drive, Lewis Run, PA 16738 Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF)
Cheektowaga, NY 14225 Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE)
Cleveland, OH 44135 814-368-5928
877-359-2642
216-265-6000
Ground
Discount Auto Rental
58 West Washington Street, Bradford ................................... 814-368-8577
JRS Transportation Service
12 Kennedy Street, Bradford, PA . ......................................... 814-368-7433
Fullington Trailways-Bus Service
573 South Avenue, Bradford, PA . ......................................... 814-362-7425
ATA-Area Transportation Authority .......................................866-282-4968
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• Multi-purpose
meeting spaces
• Experienced event
planners
• Premier in-house
catering
• Leading-edge
technology
• Overnight
accommodations
• NCAA athletic facilities
• State-of-the-art theater
• Harriett B. Wick Chapel
• Beautiful serene
campus
The one place
for your event.
Call today for
more information.
1-888-383-7488
upb.pitt.edu/conferenceservices.aspx

ANFVB Visitors Guide - Allegheny National Forest Visitors Bureau

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