Try shopping in downtown Williamsport or at the Lycoming Mall. Fine dining can be found at Franco's and our local microbrewery, the Bullfrog Brewery, offers home brews and excellent food. Stop in at the Lycoming County Historical Museum, the Little League Baseball World Series (August) and Museum (year-round). Or try visiting "Millionaires Row" - the Victorian houses of Williamsport, formerly the "Lumber Capital of the World".

The Pennsylvania Grand Canyon is a 50 mile long, 1,000 foot deep gorge cut through solid rock by the melting glaciers which formed Pine Creek. Several lookout points along both rims furnish breathtaking views of deep valleys and rock tumbling streams. The Canyon is home to the state's longest "Rails to Trails" trail - excellent for hiking, biking and bird watching.

Eagles Mere, elevation 2,100 feet, in the "Endless Mountains" of Northeastern Pennsylvania, was developed in the 1800's as a resort for wealthy Philadelphians. They came to the mountain for the cool clean air and crystal clear waters of the mile long lake. They built turn of the century Victorian "cottages". The cottagers loved the unspoiled beauty and serenity of this peaceful oasis so much that they placed much of the land into the protective stewardship of a Lake Association and Nature Conservancy. The town has a few old fashioned shops, and a number of antique shops are near by. Eagles Mere remains much the same as it did years ago when the pace of life was more peaceful and less stressful. Eagles Mere - "the last unspoiled resort", now waits for you!