| Follow Route 6 to a gorgeous getaway with ample room to explore, relax and leave the working world behind. A grand place for a quaint country vacation! There are over 150,000 acres in Tioga State Forest, 21,000 acres of State Game Lands, 300 miles of streams, 150 miles of trails and a 20,000-year-old Canyon that runs for 50 miles. There's more to explore than the average vacation can hold. Which is why once you visit, we'll expect you back again. |
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Isn't That Grand?
Pennsylvania's spectacular Grand Canyon, a Registered National Natural Landmark since 1935, is nearly 50 miles long covering some 300,000 acres. It reaches depths of 1,450 feet. You can reach it from either Route 6 or Route 660.
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Sorry, no blimp.
Historic Mansfield University was the site of the first lighted night football game back in 1892. This beautiful campus in a serene, rustic setting was built in 1857.
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Pine Creek Rail Trail
Internationally recognized hiking, biking and equestrian trail at the floor of the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon. The trail follows Pine Creek and begins in Ansonia off of US Route 6. The only traffic you have to contend with is perhaps the crossing of whitetail deer!
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Hills Creek State Park
Enjoy camping, cabins, hiking, plus boating, swimming, and fishing. Located between Wellsboro and Mansfield.
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Jump in the Lakes!
Tioga-Hammond and Cowanesque Lakes are two of the largest in the country. Four seasons of recreation and wildlife management areas, spectacular scenery and an osprey habitat. There are five other lakes, too!
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Tioga County Historical Society Museum
When in Wellsboro, stop in for antique homemaking items, a military room, dressmaking and millinery room and Genealogical Department.
Gmeiner Art & Cultural Center
See art, music and a wide range of cultural events. They also have new displays monthly.
The Historic Register
The James Ford House in Lawrenceville, The Robinson House in Wellsboro, Mansfield Armory and Wellsboro Armory are listed on the National Register.
Main Street USA!
From Wellsboro's gas-light lined streets to the university town of Mansfield, quaint charm is the rule for Tioga County's historic small towns.
Whether it's hiking, biking, shopping or sightseeing you'll find wonder around every corner in Tioga County!
Tioga County Visitors Bureau
570-724-0635 | www.visittiogapa.com
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