1/2-million acres of outdoor recreation! 200 miles of hiking trails, 300 miles of snowmobile trails, 28 miles of cross-country ski trails and more than 100 miles of ATV trails. Two nationally wild and scenic rivers, the Clarion and Allegheny, contribute more than 125 miles of pristine waterways to explore by canoe or kayak.

1/2-million acres of outdoor recreation! 200 miles of hiking trails, 300 miles of snowmobile trails, 28 miles of cross-country ski trails and more than 100 miles of ATV trails. Two nationally wild and scenic rivers, the Clarion and Allegheny, contribute more than 125 miles of pristine waterways to explore by canoe or kayak.

Photos & exhibits depict the history of golf. Joseph Fox, learned the game in St. Andrews and introduced golf to America. He built the Foxburg Country Club. Oldest golf course in continuous use in USA. Daily April thru Oct.

Art Gallery also offering classes in: Pottery, Chainsaw Carving, Old-Style Stone Printing. Nationally recognized artists, teachers and performers.

Historic town square was named for the founding father, Reverend David Barclay, who donated the land for public use in 1822. The stone Memorial Bandstand in the center of the park was dedicated in 1932 as a memorial to veterans.

A 1500-foot panoramic view of the magnificent loop in the Allegheny River at East Brady. A prime photographic site. Rt. 68, off I-80 Exit 62.

Display of glass from local industry, pictures and artifacts of lumbering, mining and farming communities. A separate genealogical research area is also available for family research.

We manufacture the finest hardwood professional bats. We own the Sawmill, Kiln drying and Bat Factory for complete control from the "Tree to the Home Runs".

The Little Museum with the big collection! Over 15,000 items on display depicting the history and heritage of Cameron County. See tools and photos from the Lumbering and Dynamite industries, personal effects of Tom Mix and General Joseph McNarney and much more! Come see what we've been saving for you!

This structure, the third to be erected, was built in the Queen Ann style in 1883 at a cost of more than $97,000. The building's tower is 214 feet high.