In the southern tier of the Valley, meeting with the I-80 Frontier, the eclectic college town of Lock Haven is a traveler-friendly entry point to the Pine Creek Valley via US Route 220 North. North of Route 6, The Valley also boasts noteworthy northern excursions, like the 407-acre Hills Creek State Park.
414, a quintessential scenic drive with worthy stops like the valley villages of Slate Run and Waterville, which are on the rail trail.
Fuel up in advance before your journey along Rt. The Pine Creek Valley landscape is easy to explore by road trip with Scenic Route 6 connecting you to charming and traveler-friendly towns with accommodations like Wellsboro and college town Mansfield. Orient yourself with the Valley landscape with maps and guides at the Tiadaghton Resource Management Center. Named by USA Today as one of the “10 great places to take a bike tour,” the 60-mile Rail Trail can be explored by bike or foot, ski or snowshoe, with specially designated areas for horseback riding, and hugs the Creek offering up scenic natural surroundings. To start, a journey on the Pine Creek Rail Trail will awaken your perspective to the dynamic topography. It is hoped to have the facility in use by the end of 2021.About Pine Creek Valley & The PA Grand Canyon The station would not have any permanent employees upon completion, but would be checked manually daily, they said. Project representatives said some 30 to 50 people would be employed during the construction. National Fuel wants to build a 22-thousand horsepower compressor station along Stewart Hill Road. The commission also gave a qualified approval to plans from National Fuel Gas to construct a new Tamarack compressor station in Leidy Township. It was held in a pavilion adjacent to the county’s Piper Building. The planning commission meeting was that body’s first since February. He said the plans are preliminary until those approvals are received. Norman said project plans have been submitted to the state Department of Environmental Protection and the Clinton County Conservation District. No development is planned within the flood plain limits. He said the campground site will include a large pond for fishing, with about 18 acres of the site left undisturbed much of the parcel is in the 100 year flood plain of nearby McElhattan Creek. He mentioned the many trail runs in the area, use of nearby land by the Dirty Dabbers, nearby UPMC and First Quality facilities and the potential for a new Geisinger facility near the McElhattan Exit of Route 220.
Noting that the location is the gateway to the Pennsylvania Wilds, he said there are “so many opportunities” with the site. The planning commission gave unanimous approval to the plans which will include, in addition to the camping spaces, access road stabilization, an administrative/shower building and all utilities.Īfter the meeting, Maguire told The Record the hope is to have the facility up and running in a year. Big Woods wants to build a 29-space RV campground and an adjacent 20-site primitive campground. Jim Maguire from Big Woods Land Company, along with project engineer Dennis Norman, shared plans for Big Woods 47-acre development just off the McElhattan Exit of Route 220, access off the nearby Reservoir Road. LOCK HAVEN – The Clinton County Planning Commission, at an open-air meeting Tuesday evening, gave its approval to preliminary land development plans for Big Woods Campground. Jim Maguire, left, from Big Woods Land Company, and Dennis Norman from Norman Engineered Designs, right, unveiled preliminary plans for Big Woods Campground in Wayne Township.
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