Category: Blogs
Pennsylvania Great Outdoors: Kahle Lake
Kahle Lake is a 251-acre impoundment in Clarion County near Knox. It is owned by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and managed by the Fish and Boat Commission for public fishing and boating.
Pennsylvania Great Outdoors: Cook Forest for Couples
The natural beauty of Cook Forest State Park makes it the perfect place for a romantic getaway any time of year. Here is a list of 10 things for couples to enjoy in Cook Forest.
Deer Creek Winery Optimistic for the New Year
SHIPPENVILLE, Pa. – In 2009 Deer Creek Winery was created by Denis and Rhonda Brooks as a way for them to share their delicious raspberry wines with local wine lovers, restaurants, and stores.
Pennsylvania Great Outdoors: Foxburg to Emlenton Trail Connection
The Board of Directors of the Allegheny River Trail in Clarion County, (ARTinCC), announced that the Emlenton – Foxburg section of the Erie to Pittsburgh Trail is becoming a reality.
19th Century Building to Play Key Role in the 21st Century
Soon, instead of a bride and groom twirling around in love during their first married dance together on the more than a century old Franklin building’s hardwood floors, high school students will be navigating high tech machinery performing intricate dances of their own in skills learning competitions.
SPONSORED: Window World of Butler Is the Area’s Most Popular Exterior Remodeler
More Americans choose Window World than any other company for their exterior remodeling needs.
Pennsylvania Great Outdoors: New Peace Park in Tionesta
TIONESTA, Pa. – Lighthouse Island in Tionesta is best known for the Sherman Memorial Lighthouse which is Pennsylvania’s only inland working lighthouse.
PA Great Outdoors: 10 Free Things to Do in Cook Forest
When you are looking for something fun to do that are easy on the wallet, we have the answer.
Tionesta Fish Hatchery: A Fun & Educational Experience for Young & Old Alike
TIONESTA, Pa. – Originally opened in 1929, the Tionesta Fish Hatchery is operated by the Pennsylvania Fish and Game Commission on 387 acres of state land.
True Tales of the Clarion River: Some History of Mays Gap
“True Tales of Clarion River” was published in 1933 by George P. Sheffer and the Northwestern Pennsylvania Raftsmen’s Association. Pennsylvania Great Outdoors is sharing an excerpt written by W.W. Braden.
