The Endless Mountains Heritage Region has been called Pennsylvania’s best-kept secret. As the region’s name implies, the landscape features a blanket of rolling hills, interspersed with charming historic towns, hamlets, farmsteads, pastures, and peaceful rambling roads. The North Branch of the Susquehanna River intersects the Region at various points, allowing for breathtaking scenic opportunities.  Also of interest is the Viaduct Valley Way Scenic Byway, featuring two historical and internationally-significant railroad viaducts considered to be engineering landmarks – Starrucca Viaduct is an 1848 railroad landmark and the largest bridge of its type in the world, and the Tunkhannock Viaduct is the largest poured concrete railroad bridge in the world. 

As a resort destination for over a century, the Endless Mountains area holds many recreational opportunities. Hiking through the forested hillsides in beautiful state parks such a Mt. Pisgah, World’s End and Salt Springs, fishing along the Susquehanna or shopping in historic towns such as Eagles Mere, Troy, Tunkhannock or Montrose. History and antique enthusiasts can visit the multitude of historic sites within the region such as French Azilum, the intended sanctuary of Marie Antoinette had she been able to escape the French Revolution. The region features a number of museums and historic restored theaters. Accommodations include a large number of quality bed and breakfasts as well as larger lodging establishments and campgrounds.

For more information, write or call:

Endless Mountains Heritage Region
1 Washington Street, Suite B
Towanda, PA  18848
570-265-1528

www.EndlessMountainsHeritage.org