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Visit our home page to discover all the events, attractions, shopping, dining, recreation, lodging and hotel package specials in our two county area. On our home page you will find helpful information on area history, community services and even local weather - updated every 30 minutes! Many of our members have their own websites that can be easily accessed from our website by clicking on the organization's name or picture. Be sure to access our Calendar of Events link to receive the most up-to-date information on events and activities in our area. To receive printed materials from us, simply fill out this form.
PPL Montour Preserve 700 Preserve Road, Danville, PA 17821 570-437-3131
Facilities include 15 miles of hiking trails, picnicking, fishing and boating. Special events and programs throughout the year. | 
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PPL Susquehanna Riverlands 634 Salem Blvd, Berwick, PA 18603 570-542-2306
Picnicking, hiking, fishing and year-round nature programs along the Susquehanna. | 
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Ricketts Glen State Park 695 SR 487, Benton, PA 17814 888-727-2757
Ricketts Glen is one of the most scenic areas in Pennsylvania. The park is comprised of 13,050 acres in Luzerne, Sullivan and Columbia counties. Ricketts Glen State Park offers camping, rental cabins, boating, hunting, fishing, swimming, 26 miles of hiking trails, environmental education, cross-country skiing, skiing, ice fishing, winter camping and snowmobile trails. | 
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Fishing - One-Day Fishing License for Tourists
Now you can get a PA one-day tourist fishing license. Take the family or go alone. You can fish for a day, spend the night in a great hotel, B&B or campground, experience local historical sites or amusements parks, and treat your taste buds to some delicious regional delights. Check out our website for more details. | 
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All-Terrain Vehicles in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's state forest ATV trail system has grown to 230 miles of trails in 10 different districts. DCNR is now targeting development of ATV activities to private, municipal and county lands. There are no ATV trails in state parks. ATVs must be registered with DCNR. Applications are available by accessing the link above. | 
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Bicyling in Pennsylvania State Parks and Forests
Bicycling continues to be one of America's premiere family recreational activities. Many state parks offer safe, paved bike trails that vary in length, terrain and scenic views. Click on the link above for more information on biking trails. | 
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Boating, Canoeing and Kayaking in PA State Forests and Parks
More than 5,000 miles of rivers and streams flow through state forest land, offering a remote paddling experience. Many forests have ponds and lakes, and six forest districts have developed water trails. Canoeing, kayaking, boating and rafting are permitted on state forest land unless otherwise posted. Forest maps showing state forest lakes, access roads and parking are available. A DCNR boat launching permit or Fish and Boat Commission registration is required for launching. State parks also offer sailing, canoeing and whitewater boating. Motorboats must display current PA boating license. | 
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Endless Mountain Outfitters RR #1, Box 28, Sugar Run, PA 18846 570-746-9140
E-Mail: kayaks@ptd.net
Rt 187, Sugar Run, on the Susquehanna River North-Branch near Wyalusing. Day or multi-day kayak and canoe trips. River events and trip schedule listed on our web site. New and used kayaks, canoes, and accessories on sale. Cabins available. | 
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Greenways & Trails in PA
Rails to Trails are abandoned railroad beds converted for recreational uses such as hiking, biking, jogging and cross-country skiing. Pennsylvania leads the nation in the number of trails converted. More than 1,200 miles of trails travel the former routes of trains along rivers, through quaint towns and under canopies of trees. For a guide to the system, go to the link above. | 
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Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission P.O. Box 88, Main Road, Sweet Valley, PA 18656 570-477-5717
State forests have some of the most pristine streams, ponds and lakes in the Commonwealth and they support abundant fish life. Nearly 3,000 miles of waterways are classified as high quality and another 626 miles of waterways are listed as exceptional value. In addition, the Commonwealth has 207 miles of designated wilderness trout streams. State parks offer unlimited opportunities for fishing, from giant lakes down to small ponds set aside for children. You can also fish in the Susquehanna River and small bodies of water such as streams, creeks, licks and runs. Columbia and Montour counties are host to the Susquehann River and various streams abundant with fish life. For more information on fishing plus maps, licenses, laws, access areas and boat registration, access the link above. For area fishing maps and information, you can access the fishing link from any page on our web site. The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission offers a one day tourist fishing license, in addition to the existing three day or seven day tourist fishing license. Purchase and print your license online at: www.theoutdoorshop.state.pa.us | 
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Pennsylvania Game Commission/NE Region Headquarters P.O. Box 220, Dallas, PA 18612 877-877-9357
Nearly all of the Bureau of Foresty's 2.1 million acres are open for public hunting and trapping. Hunters are also welcome in Pennsylvania state parks. For more information on rules and regulations, including licensing, contact the Pennsylvania Game Commission. | 
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Susquehanna River Birding and Wildlife Trail Audubon Pennsylvania, 100 Wildwood Way, Harrisburg, PA 17110 717-213-68802
Audubon Pennsylvania has produced an 85 page Susquehanna River Birding and Wildlife Trail Guide that includes over 200 locations in 39 counties that afford ample opportunity to view birds and other wildlife including elk, black bear and river otter. Contact their offices to secure your copy of this invaluable birding and wildlife resource guide. Access their website to discover an interactive trail of birding and wildlife in Columbia and Montour counties! | 
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The Robbins Trail Danville, PA 17821
The Robbins Trail is the oldest Rail-to-Trail in the country. This trail offers distances of up to 5 miles and features a scenic covered bridge fishing spot at its north end. The trail begins at the Hess Field Park Complex which is accessible behind Perkins restaurant, off Rt 54. Here you will find plenty of parking as well as picnic and rest room facilities. The trail is considered mild. | 
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Winter Recreation in PA Forests and State Parks 888-PA-PARKS
During the winter months, weather and ice conditions should be checked before beginning any type of excursion. State park snow and ice depth information is available using the link above. Cross country skiing is one of the most popular wintertime sports and may be the most versatile. Thousands of miles of cross-country skiing trails are located throughout the state. More than 2,600 miles of snowmobile roads and trails are maintained in 14 state forests from the last day of deer season in December to April 1. Snowmobiles must be properly registered with the snowmobiling unit in the Snowmobile/ATV Registration Section and have the permit visibly displayed. Snowmobile trail conditions can be checked by calling 877-SNOMBLE. Some state parks offer opportunities for sledding, ice skating, ice fishing and ice boating. Iceboats must have a state park launching permit. | 
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