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REV UP! Many BIG screen TV’s that always have YOUR favorite sport on Auto-themed decor includes COOL Classic Cars, NASCAR theme on walls and Motorcycles that hang
from the ceilings!
RE-CHARGE! There’s ALWAYS something happening at The Lube! From Bike Nights
to Car Cruise-Ins and much more!
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391 Knoebels Boulevard (Rt 487), Elysburg, PA 17824
800-ITS-4FUN | knoebels.com
Here at Knoebels, amusement is just the beginning!
There’s also…bonding Sharing Connecting Reminiscing
Discovering Storytelling
And just relaxing Best
of all, you do these things with your family
And we mean, your
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2019 TRAVEL GUIDE
How to Find Us Area Overview Town Overview Events Calendar Attractions Food & DiningRestaurantsBrew Pubs LodgingBed & BreakfastsCampgroundsHotels & MotelsVacation Rentals Recreation Shopping Services & Community Organizations Member Index
2019 FEATURE ARTICLES
The Danville Heritage Festival
On The Water: An Angler's ParadiseCrafting a Winning Recipe with Restaurant Week
Fresh Never Tasted So GoodFinding History on Country Roads
In an effort to improve its Emergency Management Services, Montour County underwent county-wide address changes in 2018
We have made every effort to reflect these changes in this guide
We cannot verify with complete accuracy the Montour County business listings Address changes may have occurred after publication
This includes the communities of Danville and Washingtonville.
Although every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of content, contact information is provided to allow verification prior to visiting
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Cover photo by Shane Kiefer featuring the Caley family at Lake Jean in Ricketts Glen State Park.
HOW TO FIND US Location
Conveniently located near Interstate 80 and State Routes 11, 487 and 42, the Columbia-Montour Counties region is easily accessible from any direction and has a welcome center located in Bloomsburg
Route 11
In Bloomsburg
• Follow Route 11 until it intersects with Route 487
• Follow Route 487 North approximately 2 miles
• Turn left onto Papermill Road
Route 487
The Columbia-Montour Welcome Center is located at the intersection of Route 487 and Papermill Road, as it intersects I-80 at exit 236
• When traveling Route 487 South, take a right
at Papermill Road (at the Sunoco Gas Station)
• Follow the Visitor Center signs
Interstate 80
The Columbia-Montour Welcome Center is located
at exit 236 (Bloomsburg/Lightstreet) off I-80
OTHER LOCAL RESOURCES Bloomsburg Municipal Airport
301 Airport RoadBloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 317-1966The Bloomsburg Municipal Airport is conveniently located near Interstate
80 and U.S Route 11 and State Route 487
ELECTRONIC KIOSKS Geisinger Medical Center Atrium Café
100 North Academy AvenueDanville, PA 17822
Fourteen other kiosks are located throughout Columbia County — in B&B’s, vacation rentals, hotels, campgrounds and at the Bloomsburg Municipal Airport
OUR FACILITIES The Columbia-Montour Welcome Center
121 Papermill RoadBloomsburg, PA 17815
1 (800) 847-4810 or 1 (570) 784-8279itour@cmvb.com
Monday – Friday: 8:30am – 4:30pmSaturdays Seasonally: 9am – 1pm(Memorial Day through Labor Day)
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Columbia-Montour Visitors Bureau (G7)
Covered Bridge & Arts Festival at Knoebels (F11)
Covered Bridges (G7)
Dam Cottages (H6)
Fairfield Inn Bloomsburg (G7)
Freas Farm Winery (J6)
Hampton Inn in Bloomsburg (G7)
Indian Head Campground (F8)
Inn at Turkey Hill (G8)
Keystone Pest Management (I7)
Knoebels Amusement Resort
& Three Ponds Golf Club (F11)
Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine (I13)
Ponduce Farms, Inc (G11)
Red Deer at Rolling Hills Farm (F10)
Rohrbach’s Farm Market (F10)
Susquehanna Heartland Wine Trail (C9)
Steve Shannon Tire Co., Inc (F7)
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Town Overview
Attractions & Events
Food & Dining Lodging Shopping Organizations & Services
Berwick Area Boat Club #454 (T25)
Bloomsburg Fair Association (P18)
Bloomsburg Nationals (P18)
Columbia Colonnade (N15)
First Columbia Bank — Bloomsburg (S16)
Fulton Bank — Danville (M22)
Holiday Inn Express in Bloomsburg (M15)
J-Dog Junk Removal (R24)
Key Partners Realty, LLC (T17)
LT Evans Eatery & Drafthouse (N23)
Old Forge Brewing Company (M23)
Perkins Restaurant & Bakery — Bloomsburg (M15)
Perkins Restaurant & Bakery — Danville (M21)
Phillips Office Solutions (M21)
Pine Barn Inn & Stone Pine Ballroom (O22)
Quaker Steak & Lube (N15)
State Farm Insurance, Sean Black (V23)
Tri-County Lumber (S24)
@newpathsphotos Ricketts Glen
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January 3 – 6 Artspace Gallery(570) 784-0737 • artspacebloomsburg.com
The Sound (and Sight) of Music
January 7 – February 15 The Exchange Gallery(570) 317-2596 • exchangearts.org
31st Annual Early Bird Sports Expo
January 24 – 27Bloomsburg Fair GroundsIndustrial Arts Building(570) 594-0250 • earlybirdsportsexpo.org
John Graham Magician & Mentalist
January 25Alvina Krauss Theatre(570) 784-8181 • bte.org
Industrious Angels
January 31 – February 3Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble(570) 784-8181 • bte.org
FEBRUARY 3rd Annual Taste of the Town
February 2Bloomsburg Fair GroundsIndustrial Arts Building(570) 271-6300 • rmhdanville.org
The Color of the Year
February 19 – March 22 The Exchange
(570) 317-2596 • exchangearts.org
Good Kids
February 27 – March 3Alvina Kraus Theatre(570) 784-8181 • bloomu.edu
MARCH 6th Annual Destination Blues Music Festival
March 2Various Locations AroundColumbia & Montour Counties (570) 317-2596 • destinationblues.org
Humdinger Trail Race
March 2Danville Borough Farm (570) 336-2060 • rivertownrace.com
32nd Annual CSBA Home
& Outdoor Living Show
March 22 – 24 Bloomsburg Fairgrounds(570) 966-0625 • csbapa.org
Autism Spectrum Show
March 25 – April 19 The Exchange(570) 317-2596 • exchangearts.org
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time
March 28 – April 14Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble(570) 784-8181 • bte.org
APRIL Rock God Brewing Anniversary Bash
April 13Rock God Brewing Co
(570) 284-4096 • facebook.com/rockgodbrewing
Taming of the Brew
April 13 Caldwell Consistory(570) 784-8181 • bte.org
Beaver Run Auction
April 20Beaver Run School (570) 490-0927
Wearable Art II
April 22 – May 31 The Exchange(570) 317-2596 • exchangearts.org
Every Brilliant Thing
April 25 – May 19Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble(570) 784-8181 • bte.org
41st Annual Renaissance Jamboree
April 27 Downtown Bloomsburg(570) 784-2522 • visitbloomsburg.com
9th Annual Dance Minor Concert
April 28 & 29 Bloomsburg University K.S Gross Auditorium(570) 389-5010 • bloomu.edu
MAY Danville Spring Fling
May 4Downtown Danville (570) 284-4502 • visitdanvillepa.org
History Comes Alive
May 10 & 11Barton House at Bloomsburg Fairgrounds • (570) 784-7831
Bloomsburg Farmer’s Market
May 25 – October, Every Tuesday,Thursday & Saturday
Downtown Bloomsburg(570) 784-7128 • bloomsburgpa.org
JUNE 39th Annual Strawberry Festival
June 9Historic Warrior Run Church, Turbotville • freelandfarm.org
30th International Harvester National Red Power Round Up
June 27 – June 29Bloomsburg Fairgrounds(570) 784-4949 • ihcc17.com
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June 29Downtown Danville (570) 284-4502 • visitdanvillepa.org
JULY Briggs Farm Blues Festival
July 11 – 14Briggs Farm(570) 379-3342 • briggsfarm.com
32nd Annual Bloomsburg
4 x 4 Jamboree Nationals
July 12 – 14 Bloomsburg Fairgrounds(317) 236-6515 • 4wheeljamboree.com
35th Annual Benton Rodeo & Frontier Days
July 16 – 21Benton Area Rodeo Grounds(570) 925-6536 • bentonrodeo.com
Danville Heritage Festival
July 19 – 21Hess Field & Surrounding Area(570) 284-4502 • danvilleheritage.com
World War II Weekend
July 20 – 21Berwick Test Track Park (570) 350-9675 • bringstuiehome.org
Montour Delong Fair
July 29 – August 3Montour DeLong Community Fairgrounds(570) 437-2264 • montourdelongfair.com
AUGUST Ice Cream Social & Cake Festival
August 1Bloomsburg Town Park(570) 784-7123 • bloomsburgpa.org
2019 Bloomsburg Nationals
August 9 – 11Bloomsburg Fairgrounds(570) 275-0748 • bloomsburgnationals.com
Pioneer Day
August 17Pioneer Tunnel, Ashland (570) 875-3850 • pioneertunnel.com
Chet Davis
August 19 – September 27 The Exchange
(570) 317-2596 • exchangearts.org
12th Annual Artfest
August 24Bloomsburg Town Square(570) 317-2596 • exchangearts.org
SEPTEMBER Corn Maze at Kohl’s Stony Hill Tree Farm
September – October Kohl’s Stony Hill Tree Farm (570) 437-3442 • kohlsstonyhill.com
Danville Fall Arts
& Crafts Festival
September 7Downtown Danville (570) 284-4502 • visitdanvillepa.org
Beaver Run Auction
September 7Beaver Run School (570) 490-0927
164th Bloomsburg Fair
September 21 – 28 Bloomsburg Fairgrounds(570) 784-4949 • bloomsburgfair.com
OCTOBER Pumpkin Fall Festivals
Fridays & Saturdays in OctoberRohrbach’s Farm Market (570) 356-7654 • rohrbachsfarm.net
38th Annual Covered Bridge & Arts Festival
October 3 – 6, 2019 Knoebels Amusement Resort(570) 784-8279 • itourcolumbiamontour.com
Knoebel Lumber 5K Race
October 5Knoebels Amusement Resort(800) 487-4386 • knoebels.com
Heritage Days
October 5 & 6Historic Warrior Run Church, Turbotville freelandfarm.org
Berwick Riverfest
October 11 – 13 Berwick Test Track Park (570) 752-2723 • berwickborough.org
BOO!burg
October 25 Downtown Bloomsburg(570) 317-2596 • exchangearts.org/boo-burg
NOVEMBER Run For The Diamonds
November 28 Downtown Berwick(570) 759-1426 • runfordiamonds.com
DECEMBER Berwick Christmas Boulevard
December 1 – 31Market Street, Berwick(570) 752-2723 • berwickborough.org
Christmas on the Bridges
December 1Twin Covered Bridge Park (800) 847-4810
Berwick Winterfest
December 7Market Street, Berwick(570) 752-2723 • berwickborough.org
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July, the riverside town of Danville, PA
holds a grand celebration of its rich history
and heritage The Danville Heritage Festival
provides a chance for both locals and visitors
alike to recall the vibrant history of the region
while enjoying the flavors and culture of the
present community
Danville’s history includes a documented role
in the westward expansion of America through
its ties to the growth of the railroad industry
In days gone by, the mountains surrounding
this quaint town provided narrow seams of high
quality iron ore, anthracite coal and limestone
to the community – the ideal combination for
iron production This abundance of natural
resources, combined with the multitude of
Welsh, Irish and German immigrants in the
area who became employed as puddlers and
miners, created an iron industry mecca that
spurred growth and prosperity in Danville for
many years In the 1850’s, the country could
hardly sustain the rapid rise of the expanding
railroad industry By this point, Danville had
forged a reputation as an iron-making titan,
and the town created and manufactured the
very first iron “T” rail in the country At one point,
over 1,000 people were employed in the iron production industry in Danville Many of the 18th-century mansions in town were financed
by the iron and coal industries
As the early twentieth century dawned, another industry began to rise in town-healthcare
In 1910, a tiny woman with a generous heart, Abigail Geisinger, founded Geisinger Medical Center Today, Geisinger has grown into one of the most revered hospital systems in the country
The main campus in Danville has well over 500 beds and employs more than 5,000 workers
Geisinger Health System now serves more than 1.5 million patients across 13 regional branch campuses, and employs more than 30,000 healthcare workers in total
From iron to healthcare, Danville’s rich heritage inspired its people to create the Heritage Festival
The festivities customarily begin with a Friday evening parade and block party in downtown
Saturday is always the busiest day, with many events scheduled from dawn until well after dark One of the highlights of the weekend is a grand display of fireworks over the Susquehanna River on Saturday evening The Festival concludes
on Sunday morning after a traditional hymn sing and service on the peaceful banks of the Susquehanna
By: Eugene R Shipe & Christine B Shipe
OVER 1,000 PEOPLE WERE EMPLOYED IN THE IRON PRODUCTION INDUSTRY
The Festival encompasses several areas in and around Danville A spot outside town on State Route 642 West showcases possibly the oldest commercial cider press in the country The
“walk around” that used to power the apple grinder is still intact In addition to the historic
1865 cider press, visitors can also find the Franklin Furnace on site This bank blast furnace models the same design as the first successful blast furnace in America, one built in Boston in
1650 During its time in operation, it produced approximately 45 tons of crude iron per week
Informal talks are given throughout the weekend for interested visitors
In Danville, Hess Field becomes the hub of Saturday activities Once referred to by locals as
“the flats,” Hess Field is a beautiful open space nestled in a gap of the Montour Ridge section
of the Allegheny Mountains Throughout the day, log splitters, pottery makers, weavers and blacksmiths give demonstrations and show off their talents Additional demonstrations include limestone burning, “Sherman Necktie”
making, and various period-specific activities
An antique car show, live entertainment, and local food vendors round out the educational and enjoyable day of festivities
A multitude of competitions and recreation opportunities are also held at Hess Field and neighboring locations on Saturday One of the highlights of the games is the quoits contest This competition is open to the public with “ringers”
vying to be declared champion At the nearby middle school, a tennis tournament is held
A Saturday morning bike ride allows riders to view several abandoned mines and learn a bit about the history of mining in the area at the same time Avid runners can enter the annual 5K Run, held in honor of the Festival The race
is held on the historic J Manley Robbins rail trail, which is the oldest known rail trail in the United States
A myriad of other trails in the area create a perfect excuse to spend the entire weekend in Danville while attending the Heritage Festival The Montour Preserve is situated just a short drive north of town and boasts a 165-acre lake, hiking trails, a fossil pit, an educational nature center, picnic pavilions, and much more Hopewell Park on Route 11 has been transformed into a mountain biking paradise with trails that run up and down the hillside
On Ferry Street in downtown Danville, the Thomas Beaver Library is open for visitors to tour the original limestone building with pristine original wooden floors, and a stained glass ceiling
On the Saturday of the Festival, experts on a variety of topics are often available to educate and entertain Local churches in town also host programs on everything from gravestone symbols to period fashion Visitors looking to explore some of the other historic parts of town during the weekend are encouraged to download the Historic Walk Danville mobile app or pick
up a copy of the brochure from the Columbia Montour Visitors Bureau’s Welcome Center
in Bloomsburg A walk through the streets of Danville is a study of 19th century architecture: Federal, Second Empire, Italianate, Colonial or Classic Revival, Victorian, and Queen Anne Visitors are welcomed with open arms to come share the history of Danville! To learn more about the upcoming Danville Heritage Festival, please visit www.DanvilleHeritage.com
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Bill's Old Bike Barn
7145 Columbia Boulevard, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 759-7030 • billsbikebarn.com
The most outstanding vintage motorcycle and memorabilia collection on the East Coast
Bloom Raceway & Hobbies
3491 Columbia Boulevard, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 387-0684
Visit the area's only indoor slot car and RC racing facility!
The Bloomsburg Children's Museum, Inc.
2 West Seventh Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 389-9206 • the-childrens-museum.orgExplore, learn, discover 50+ interactive exhibits
Birthday parties Group tours
Can U Xcape?
95 East 10th Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 951-2265 • canuxcape.com
Find the clues Solve the puzzle Escape the room!
Clyde Peeling's Reptiland
18628 US Route 15, Allenwood, PA 17810(570) 538-1869 • reptiland.com
Specialized zoo offers exciting educational adventure for entire family!
Columbia County Covered Bridge Association
529 Zaner-Rohrsburg Road, Orangeville, PA 17859Restoring, preserving and protecting the covered bridges of Columbia County Pennsylvania
Visit us on Facebook and Instagram
Columbia Montour Council - B.S.A.
5 Audubon Court, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 784-2700 • columbiamontourbsa.orgCamp Lavigne hosts special events to support local scouting programs
Covered Bridges of Columbia
& Montour Counties
121 Papermill Road, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 784-8279 • itourcolumbiamontour.comStop by the Columbia-Montour Visitor's Bureau office for information and driving tour maps featuring all 25 of our area's beautiful covered bridges Also, visit
us at our annual Covered Bridge and Arts Festival and tour the covered bridges by bus! • Map 10
Electric City Trolley Museum
300 Cliff Street, Scranton, PA 18503(570) 963-6590 • ectma.org
Take a 10-mile guided tour trolley excursion to Montage Mountain
Knoebels Amusement Resort
391 Knoebels Boulevard, Route 487Elysburg, PA 17824
(570) 672-2572 • knoebels.comAmerica's largest free admission amusement park • Ad Page 3, Map 23
Lackawanna County Coal Mine
McDade Park, Bald Mountain RoadScranton, PA 18503
(570) 963-6463 • lackawannacounty.orgTravel 300 feet below the surface
of the Earth in a once-active mine
Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine
19th & Oak Streets, Ashland, PA 17921(570) 875-3850 • pioneertunnel.comTour a real coal mine and take a ride on
an old-fashioned steam locomotive Both tours are guided Open April 1 — October 31
Check our website for daily tours • Map 30
Red Deer at Rolling Hills Farm
63 Pinnacle Drive, Catawissa, PA 17820(570) 356-7482 • reddeeratrollinghillsfarm.comCome see majestic red deer! It's fun, educational hands-on for adults and children Tours: June — October or by appointment Closed Sundays South of Catawissa off Route 487 • Map 33
Rohrbach's Farm Market
240 Southern Drive, Catawissa, PA 17820(570) 356-7654 • rohrbachsfarm.net(2 miles south of Catawissa on SR 487) Unique shopping experience! Festivals and Events throughout the year
Open May through December • Map 34
Williamsport Crosscutters
BB&T Ballpark, 1700 West Fourth StreetWilliamsport, PA 17701
(570) 326-3389 • crosscutters.comPhillies Class-A Williamsport Crosscutters playing at historic BB&T Ballpark
@sarab624 Bloomsburg Fair
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& SPECIAL EVENTS Benton Frontier Days
& Championship Rodeo
385 Mendenhall Lane, Benton, PA 17814(570) 925-6536 • bentonrodeo.comChampionship rodeo, bull-a-rama, entertainment, food, business and crafts July 16 – 21, 2019
Ad Page 31, Map 2
Berwick Area Boat Club #454
PO Box 94, Mifflinville, PA 18631(570) 759-9217 • berwickareaboatclub.comSusquehanna River Activities, APBA PowerBoat Races, Kayak/Canoe Adventures
Berwick Area Regatta Paddle for the Gold Kayak & Canoe Races: June 22 – 23, 2019 • Map 3
Berwick Boulevard Association
P.O Box 892, Berwick, PA 18603(570) 520-4034 – berwickchristmasblvd.comChristmas Display extravaganza – one mile long
December 1 – 31, 2019
Bloomsburg Fair Association
620 West Third Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 784-4949 • bloomsburgfair.comAgricultural fair with food, carnival, animals, exhibits and much more! September 21 – 28, 2019 • Map 5
Bloomsburg Nationals
170 Gotschal Road, Danville, PA 17821(570) 275-0748 • bloomsburgnationals.comBloomsburg Nationals Auto Show and Swap Meet Aug 9 – 11, 2019 at Bloomsburg Fairgrounds to benefit local charities Enjoy a weekend of family fun and entertainment!
See website for information • Map 6
Briggs Farm Blues Festival
88 Old Berwick Highway, Nescopeck, PA 18635(570) 379-3342 • briggsfarm.com
32 Hours of live, world class music!
Camping, food and vendors July 11 – 14, 2019
Covered Bridge & Arts Festival
at Knoebels Amusement Resort
391 Knoebels Boulevard, Route 487, Elysburg, PA 17824(570) 784-8279 • itourcolumbiamontour.comFeatures over 400 crafters, food, entertainment, bus tours, and amusement park rides Produced and coordinated by the Columbia-Montour Visitor's Bureau October 3 – 6, 2019 Downloadour brochure on our website! • Map 9
Destination Blues Produced by The Exchange
24 East Main Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 317-2596 • destinationblues.orgYour winter blues heaven on Route 11
February 22 – 24, 2019
Early Bird Sports Expo
PO Box 222, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 594-0250 • earlybirdexpo.comRecreation vendors, attractions, seminars and more at the Bloomsburg Fairgrounds
Homemade ice cream turned with
a hit-n-miss engine Great for all events!
International Harvester Collector's Club Chapter 17
123 Cypress Lane, Lewisburg, PA 17837(570) 522-7038 • ihcc17.com
Preserving and exhibiting International Harvester memorabilia and equipment for historical and educational purposes
J A Aten Beef Jerky
& Best Bar-B-Q Sauce
168 Nursery Road, Berwick, PA 18603(570) 441-7580 • bestbbqsauceperiod.comBeef jerky, drinks, concessions and barbeque sauce
Keystone Horse Center, LLC
103 Horse Farm Road, Bloomsburg, PA 17815Equestrian center showcasing
horse events of all types
Montour DeLong Community Fair
5848 Broadway Road, Route 254Washingtonville, PA 17884(570) 437-2178 • montourdelongfair.comSmall country fair Good food Free admission Free entertainment July 29 – August 3, 2019
Warrior Run-Fort Freeland Heritage Society
246 Warrior Run Boulevard, Turbotville, PA 17777freelandfarm.org
Authentic colonial craft demonstrations, hearth cooking, military reenactments
Heritage Days: October 5 – 6, 2019
@fenderrr_bender Pioneer Tunnel
@ladymccoyy Rohrbach's Farm Market
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130 Twin Church Road, Berwick, PA 18603(570) 759-9463 • freasfarmwinery.comWinery, wine tasting, PA preferred, inside/outside seating, parings and events • Map 14
Purple Cow Winery
281 Welliversville Road, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 854-6969
Any experience pairs well with Purple Cow!
Red Shale Ridge Vineyards
450 Mill Street, Danville, PA 17821 (570) 682-3203 • redshaleridgevineyards.comFamily owned and produced local wines from Hegins, PA
Shade Mountain Winery & Vineyard
53 North D & H Avenue, Danville, PA 17821(570) 284-4311 • shademountainwinery.comOur Danville/Riverside location is open seven days offering tastings of our premium wines
Susquehanna Heartland Wine Trail
16140 Route 104, Middleburg, PA 17842(954) 290-1399 • www.pawinetrail.com
16 of Central PA's premier family owned and operated wineries
Three Dogs Vino
129 Hidlay Church Road, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 389-0151 • threedogsvino.homestead.comEnjoy the open atmosphere with wine and friends
317 Ferry Street, Danville, PA 17821(570) 275-6177 • montourgensoc.comMontour County's primary resource for family genealogy research
Montour County Historical Society
11 Bloom Street, Danville, PA 17821(570) 271-0830 • MontourCountyHistoricalSociety.orgOur Mission: Preserve local history Continue collection of local historical artifacts
Roaring Creek Catawissa Valley Historical Study Group
PO Box 161, Numidia, PA 17858(570) 799-0531 • rccvhistorygroup.4t.comPreserving the past today for sharing memories tomorrow
Samek Art Museum
Elaine Langone Center, Bucknell UniversityLewisburg, PA 17837
(570) 577-3792 • museum.blogs.bucknell.eduThe Samek Art Museum is a program of Bucknell University that creates meaningful encounters
Weis Center for the Performing Arts at Bucknell University
1 Dent Drive, Lewisburg, PA 17837(570) 577-1000 • bucknell.edu/WeisCenterPerforming arts venue featuring an annual season
of 30+ professional performances August – April
WINERIES Colonel Ricketts Hard Cider Winery
126 South Third Street, Benton, PA 17814(570) 854-1948 • colonelricketts.comFamily-owned hard cider winery
Made in the mountains of Pennsylvania
Elk Mountain Winery Outlet
at Winding Creek Shops
4378 Red Rock Road, Benton, PA 17814(570) 925-6586 • elkmountainwines.comStop in for some tasting! Open six days a week @shawna.schultz0623
Clyde Peeling's Reptiland
Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble
226 Center Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 784-8181 • bte.org
Located in historic downtown, live professionaltheatre; great family experience
Celebrity Artist Series
Haas Center for the Arts, Bloomsburg University Bloomsburg, PA 17815
(570) 389-4409 • cas.buzzBringing to the region the best in professional touring entertainment
Columbia County Historical
& Genealogical Society
225 Market Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 784-1600 • colcohist-gensoc.orgSociety has numerous resources for local history and genealogy research
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to the parking area is easily accessible to all anglers, while the second and third require a mild hike to reach much more unpressured and isolated fishing waters An abundance of pickerel, yellow perch, and largemouth bass can be found throughout the reservoirs
If fishing isn’t your sole purpose for outdoor adventure in the area, Ricketts Glen State Park may
be the perfect destination to do a bit of everything
Visitors can swim at a designated beach area along the shore of tranquil Lake Jean, rent kayaks and paddleboats, or wet a line for largemouth bass, northern pike, or yellow perch If planning to stay for several days, you can even rent a cabin along the lake and take some time to hike the stunning Falls Trail loop to see 21 named waterfalls
The Columbia and Montour County area offers opportunities for any angler, whether casting a baited hook, lure, or a handtied fly The river, creeks, and lakes are home to trout, pickerel, smallmouth bass, northern pike, largemouth bass, channel and bullhead catfish, bluegill, yellow perch, walleye, carp, panfish, crappie and muskellunge Visit the region in spring and experience the tremendously popular opening day of trout season, or during summer for great river smallmouth fishing Take in
fall foliage along Fishing Creek and the Susquehanna River, or join in on outstanding winter ice fishing
on one of the local lakes Any day of the year is a great day for fishing in the counties, so grab your gear and hit the water – the fish are waiting!
Susquehanna RiverFishing CreekLake Jean, Ricketts Glen State ParkRoaring Creek Tract, Weiser State ForestLittle Fishing Creek
Lake Chillisquaque, Montour PreserveBriar Creek Lake
Mahoning CreekRoaring CreekBloomsburg Town Park Lake
John "Toast" Oast is the host of the Fishyaker YouTube channel Oast's angling exploits have been featured in various regional and national publications, videos, and television shows, and he travels extensively competing in fishing tournaments and promoting the sport Visit the Fishyaker YouTube channel for more fishing videos and reports from around the region: www.youtube.com/fishyaker.
With four seasons of natural beauty and endless
outdoor activities, visitors are invited to explore
Columbia and Montour Counties from the water
The two counties are especially rich in outdoor
fishing tradition The region is filled with small,
quaint towns nestled along the North Branch of the
Susquehanna River and its tributary creeks These
waters have a long history related to fishing, from
pre-colonial Native Americans, to commercial shad
and eel fisheries, to modern recreational trout and
bass fishing The Susquehanna River is considered
one of the world’s top smallmouth bass fishing
destinations, and Fishing Creek, which flows
approximately 30 miles through the region and
into the Susquehanna, draws avid fly anglers from
around the world Enjoy fishing the Susquehanna
from a kayak, canoe, small watercraft, or from
its shores along the river towns of Berwick,
Bloomsburg or Danville
When fishing the North Branch of the Susquehanna
River the typical angler seeks out the famed local
smallmouth bass, but there is also an abundance
of walleye, muskellunge, channel catfish, northern
pike, sunfish, and carp Whether you are shore
fishing, wading, paddling, or on a powerboat, you
are only feet away from many of these species
Anglers regularly land channel catfish, ranging in
size up to 36 inches, directly from the shoreline
at Test Track Park in Berwick, Bloomsburg Town Park, and many other publicly accessible areas
Wade fishermen can walk a few feet out onto gravel bars and either reel in the smallmouth of a lifetime or land an outstanding table fare-walleye
Cast a line into a shoreline eddy and you might be surprised by the “fish of 10,000 casts,” a muskellunge, which may weigh close to 50 pounds!
For a scenic fishing experience, drive north from Bloomsburg on Route 487 along Fishing Creek Fishing Creek is exceptionally picturesque, and anglers can also appreciate several historic covered bridges that span its waters The drive also passes numerous public fishing accesses, such as Kocher Park, and meanders through small towns and valleys While wading in Fishing Creek, throwing a handtied fly, and taking in the sights and smells of the surrounding forest, anglers will likely forget that they are only a few hours away from the bustling New York City and Philadelphia metro areas The Fishing Creek area also offers world-class guided trout fishing opportunities for those looking to receive some expert guidance
While the Susquehanna River and Fishing Creek are well known throughout the fishing community, there are also many other fantastic
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Danville, PA 570-275-1310
Open 7 days a week.
Best wings in town! Try our delicious half pound chargrilled Family-friendly atmosphere with outdoor seating
3010 State Route 42, Millville, PA 17846 (570) 441-1846 • barnatgreenwood.com
A rustic wedding venue offering endless opportunities and unique possibilities
Buckhorn Volunteer Community Fire Company #1
19 Firehall Road, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 387-1119 • buckhornfirecompany.comNew banquet/meeting room holds 300-plus people
Stone Pine Ballroom
43 Pine Barn Place, Danville, PA 17821(570) 275-2071 • pinebarninn.comCentral Pennsylvania’s best in full-service hospitality Ad Page 43, Map 29
Washingtonville Volunteer Fire Company
121 Strawberry Ridge Road, Box 180Washingtonville, PA 17884
(570) 437-2069 • washingtonvillefireco.orgHost your next social event by calling the listed number
FOOD VENDORS & CATERERS Bissinger Catering & Concessions
721 Mount Pleasant Road, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 784-2301 • Catering for any event
Home-made foods including apple and peach dumplings
Cesari’s Pizza
Route 487, Knoebels, Elysburg, PA 17824(570) 672-3152 • Located in the heart of Knoebels, serving pizza and Italian specialties
Fought’s Catering & Concessions
64 Middle Avenue, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 387-1331 • Thirty-five years in service
Family owned/operated Buffets are our specialty!
Gordy’s
119 Duessen Drive, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 784-8472 • Look for us at all the fairs
Best food!
Jackie's French Fries
114 Shaffer Road, Nescopeck, PA 18635(570) 336-0934 • Fresh cut french fries and funnel cakes!
Klinger’s Fresh Fruit Cup
3481 Columbia Boulevard, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 204-6609 • Fair vendor Fresh fruit cup, chocolate covered cheesecake and strawberries
Rita’s Water Ice
1901 Columbia Boulevard, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 380-7515 • ritasfranchises.com/bloomsburgOpen March through mid-October Catering and mobile cart available
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icon Legend
A Perfect Blend Espresso & More
135 West Front Street, Berwick, PA 18603 (570) 752-3522 • Striving to serve a healthy alternative in today’s fast paced society
Monday – Saturday
$ - $$ JDPHGEBK
Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar
939 Columbia Boulevard, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 387-3334 • therosegroup.com
Carside to go It’s not fast food
It’s Applebee’s food fast
Sunday – Saturday
$ - $$ AJHGEKFI
Cherokee Tap Room
699 Elysburg Road, Danville, PA 17821(570) 284-4495 • cherokeetaproom.comGreat food Great beers Kid friendly
Tuesday – Sunday
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-The Farmhouse at Turkey Hill
991 Central Road, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 387-1500 • innatturkeyhill.comEnjoy an intimate country atmosphere and award-winning cuisine
Sunday – Saturday • Ad Page 31, Map 19
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Fog & Flame Craft Coffee
& Espresso Bar
34 East Main Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 389-7651 • fogandflame.com
Brewing specialty, fully organic coffee with quality in-house baked goods and lunch
Live music Meeting
rooms outdoor seating
reservations handicap access credit
cards buffet
Fran’s Dairy Bar
698 North State Street, Millville, PA 17846(570) 458-6680 • Delicious soft ice cream, homemade waffle cones Open March through October Sunday – Saturday (Seasonal)
$ PGKFI
Galera Dos Mexican Restaurant
718 Bloom Street, Danville, PA 17821(570) 764-6469 • Come join us and taste our original cuisine
LT Evans Eatery & Drafthouse
616 Walnut Street, Danville, PA 17821(570) 275-1310 • ltevansrestaurant.comOpen daily for lunch and dinner
Family friendly Reservations suggested
Sunday – Saturday • Ad Page 25, Map 24
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May’s Family Restaurant
2295 West Front Street, Berwick, PA 18603(570) 752-2700 • Home-style cooking
Voted best restaurant in town!
Sunday – Saturday
$ - $$ HGEBKF
Melonie’s Kold Kup
2764 State Route 487, Orangeville, PA 17859(570) 683-6026 • Great food fast
Hard and soft ice cream and frozen yogurt.Sunday – Saturday (Seasonal)
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6305 Columbia Boulevard, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 784-5651 • Homemade daily specials, pies and soups Small prices, big menu
Tuesday – Sunday
$ - $$ DGEBKF
The Nickle Plate Bar & Grill
954 State Route 487, Elysburg, PA 17824(570) 672-5277 • nickleplatebarandgrill.comGreat food Great drinks Casual dining elegance
Tuesday – Sunday
$ - $$ AJDPHGE KF
-Original Italian Pizza
60 Lower Mulberry Street, Danville, PA 17821(570) 271-1960 • Specializing in pizza, pastries, subs and specialty pasta Catering also available
In-house bakery Children’s/Seniors’ menu
Sunday – Saturday • Ad Page 2, Map 26
Children’s/Seniors’ menu Open 6am
Sunday – Saturday • Ad Page 2, Map 27
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Pine Barn Inn
43 Pine Barn Place, Danville, PA 17821(570) 275-2071 • pinebarninn.comCentral Pennsylvania’s best in full-service hospitality
Sunday – Saturday • Ad Page 43, Map 29
$ - $$$ AJPHG EBKFR
Playa Cancun
801 Central Road, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 380-1227 • playacancun2005.comBest Mexican food in the area serving fresh food daily
Breakfast buffet every Sunday 8am-12pm
Thursday – Sunday • Map 31
$ - $$ DPHGEKF
Profile Coffee & Roasters
185 South Market Street, Elysburg, PA 17824(570) 672-9120 • Fresh roasted coffee Specialty coffee
Meeting room Gluten-free items
Sunday – Saturday
$ - $$ JDPHGE
Quaker Steak & Lube
211 Columbia Mall Drive, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 389-WING (9464) • quakersteak.comThe most delicious attraction you must visit!
Sunday – Saturday • Ad Page 2, Map 32
$ - $$ AJDPH GEKFC
Steph’s Subs
150 East Main Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 784-5750 • Subs, soups, and salads made fresh seven days a week
$ - $$ DPH QGEKF
Woody’s Place Diner
& Coffee House
311 Main Street, Catawissa, PA 17820(570) 956-7154 • Now offering specialty coffees! Serving breakfast and lunch daily.Sunday – Saturday
Live music Meeting
rooms outdoor seating
reservations handicap access credit
cards buffet
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The perfect place for a relaxing getaway.
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Berwick Brewing Company
328 West Front Street, Berwick, PA 18603(570) 752-4313 • berwickbrewing.comWidely acclaimed destination for handcrafted beer, pizza and outdoor scenery
Tuesday – Sunday
$ - $$ AJPLHGEF
Marley's Brewery & Grille
1323 Columbia Boulevard, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 784-9600 • marleysbrewery.com
Bloomsburg's original brewery destination!
Great brews, food and atmosphere
Sunday – Saturday
$ - $$ AJPHGEKF
Old Forge Brewing Company
532 Mill Street, Danville, PA 17821(570) 275-8151 • oldforgebrewingcompany.com
A casual, comfortable brew pub specializing
in pub fare and fresh brewed beer
Sunday – Saturday • Ad Page 31, Map 25
$ - $$ AJPLHGEKF
Rock God Brewing Company
459 Rooney Avenue, Danville, PA 17821(570) 284-4096 • rockgodbeer.com
We make hand-crafted beers while rocking out to great music
a casual dining atmosphere
Sunday – Saturday • Ad Page 31
$ - $$ AJPHGEF
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Restaurant Week
By: Chris Hill
Crafting a Winning Recipe With
By: Chris Hill
complement a wide range of appetizing meals prepared at Amici’s Rock God Brewery, one
of the newest area businesses to be a part of the weeklong event, hosted area food trucks at their brewery in Danville along with live music Not to be outdone, Profile Coffee of Elysburg and Fog & Flame Coffee of Bloomsburg also participated, with discounts on coffee and other purchases
The second annual Columbia Montour Restaurant Week is already in the works and
is slated to be held March 29th – April 7th, 2019 The addition of an extra day this year allows curious diners to revisit known favorites as well as find new eateries they’ve yet to try This week and a half long event is sure to be
a taste-tempting experience for all who want
to try new cuisines, listen to local musicians, and enjoy amazing savings at the same time Come out and make a day, a weekend, or even
a week of it - you won’t walk away hungry!
service along with the always fun and unique atmosphere that the restaurant boasts The only drawback was trying to decide which beer paired best with your meal due to the wide selection that they offer!
Just across the Susquehanna River in Danville, the historic and local favorite Pine Barn Inn offered a three course “Chefs’ Menu” Customers began with a choice of several salad choices before moving to the entrée selection which included three choices The Celtic Filet Mignon,
a coffee rubbed chargrilled 8 oz filet napped with a Jameson Whiskey demi-glace, was a sure favorite of the week Each meal was topped off
by a decadent homemade dessert made by the Inn’s own inhouse pastry chef
Traditional restaurants and eateries were not the only businesses to enjoy the celebration planned by local restaurateurs and the Columbia Montour Visitors Bureau Breweries and wineries were also excited to join in In Berwick, Freas Farm Winery paired up with Amici’s Italian Grill
The winery offered wine tastings and pairings to
n March 2018, when most people were
feeling the crisp outdoor air of winter
slowly warm to welcome spring, many
folks in Columbia and Montour Counties
were enjoying the robust indoor aromas
of the establishments participating in the
counties’ first annual Restaurant Week Close to 30
businesses participated in this nine day culinary
festivity that showcased an eclectic mix of cuisine
spanning all corners of the area
Beginning Friday, March 16th, the kick-off
weekend found area businesses like The Inn
at Turkey Hill outside of Bloomsburg, Pub II in
Danville, and The Brass Pelican Restaurant
outside of Benton full of eager diners ready to
take advantage of new menu items and special
features specifically put in place for the event
Patrons were not disappointed, as they were
treated to the best creations area chefs had to offer
When possible, a number of the participating
culinary teams sourced ingredients from local
farms and growers Utilizing local resources
provided a great opportunity for participating
restaurants to support and showcase the entire
region, and Restaurant Week truly emerged as
a community effort
The weekend continued in style for those
with a soft spot for Irish dishes, as Old Forge
Brewing Company in Danville offered traditional
Irish features all day on Sunday, March 17th in
celebration of St Patrick’s Day Throughout the week,
they also offered a special three-course dinner
for $30 At Seidel’s Mardi Gras on Route 11, classic
New Orleans specials were served up all week
From blackened Cajun catfish to homemade chicken and sausage gumbo, the flavors of the south permeated Restaurant Week in Central
PA In Bloomsburg, Marley’s Brewery & Grille embraced the local aspect and specifically incorporated local, seasonal produce into their entrée specials In Catawissa, Woody’s Place handed out free coffees all week to diners, and the Nickle Plate Bar & Grille in Elysburg provided half-priced appetizers with the purchase of two meals
The following Monday in Bloomsburg, the residents saw a suddenly bustling community as selfproclaimed foodies made their way around town to take advantage of an abundance of deals
Steph’s Subs, a favorite of locals and college students alike, was even busier than usual as they offered daily lunch specials for each day
of the week On Main Street, Filet 18 offered diners a “Build Your Own Burger Night” along with a specially crafted dinner menu that featured incredible dishes like Pork Belly Tacos and Poutine Baker’s Guild Café was a trendy stop for their healthy and vegan options
They also offered live music both Friday nights during restaurant week and served up a Chana Masala pizza as their special offering
Guests of the Cherokee Tap Room in Riverside were lucky enough to enjoy four brand new types of tacos, newly introduced specifically for Restaurant Week, on their “TGIT Limited and Special Taco Night” which they graciously extended to include Wednesday as well as Tuesday
The delicious fare was complimented by incredible
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1538 First Street, Danville, PA 17821(570) 275-6722
Riverview Point Apartments – Seniors
131 Main Street, Catawissa, PA 17820(570) 356-7800
Walking distance to most downtown businesses Nice outdoor patio!
2-1/2 miles from I-80, Exit 232Where Fishing Creek meets the Susquehanna
Camping Fishing Shaded Level Sites
Water Sewer Electric
Clean, Modern Bathrooms Special Tenting &
Club Area Camp Store Drive-throughs WiFi - Fee
Bloomsburg, PA (570) 784-6150
Lodging
Instagram Photos
@tayget Rohrbach's Farm Market
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@east_tn_hillbilly Montour Preserve
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Laundry
pets Breakfast
private baths JACUZZI /
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internet access handicap access
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The Old Tioga Inn Bed & Breakfast
575 Old Tioga Turnpike, Benton, PA 17814(570) 864-2887 • theoldtiogainn.comFour miles from Ricketts Glen State Park, near Benton, PA
Peaceable Kingdom Bed & Breakfast
1514 Old Reading Road, Catawissa, PA 17820(570) 441-2870 • peaceablekingdombandb.comPrivate house, woods, stream, flowers, llamas, horses, peacocks and more
White Birch Inn Bed & Breakfast
1303 Market Street, Berwick, PA 18603(570) 759-8251 • thewhitebirchinn.comLocated between Ricketts Glen State Park and Knoebels Amusement Park
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of rooms
Abigail House Bed & Breakfast
40 Center Street, Danville, PA 17821(570) 284-4677 • abigailhousedanville.comClose to downtown Danville, newly renovated Victorian home
Catawissa Caboose Lodge
111 Main Street (Office), Catawissa, PA 17820(570) 356-2345 • caboosenut.com
Stay overnight in a real caboose! Visit 14cabooses and 1931 Davenport Steam Engine
The Doctor's Inn Bed & Breakfast
107 West Market Street, Danville, PA 17821(570) 275-1821 • thedoctorsinn.com
A combination of history and relaxation
is just what the doctor ordered!
Fish & Loaves Bed & Breakfast
1101 Numidia Drive, Catawissa, PA 17820(570) 356-6138 • fishandloavesbnb.comChristian bed and breakfast serving the hearts of Northeast Pennsylvania
The Inn at Turkey Hill
991 Central Road, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 387-1500 • innatturkeyhill.comFull-service inn with a brewery and two dining options Ad Page 31, Map 19
The Lodge at Raven Creek
314 Saint Gabriel Road, Benton, PA 17814(570) 441-3905 • ravencreeklodge.comPeaceful country setting just minutes from Ricketts Glen State Park
@nick3black8 Ricketts Glen
@jgidjunis Knoebels Amusement Resort
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@kirstynbeth Rohrbach's Farm Market
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INVESTING IN OUR COMMUNITY.
April 15 – October 15; 25 Tent, 125 RV
Council Cup Campground
212 Ruckle Hill Road, Wapwallopen, PA 18660(570) 379-2566 • councilcupcampground.comTwo hundred and fifty sites on 400 acres
of RV and tenting Open year round
Indian Head Campground
340 Reading Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815(570) 784-6150 • indianheadcampground.comMinutes from Knoebels and BloomsburgFairgrounds Large drive thrus with sewer/50 amp
May 1 – October 31; 55 Tent, 245 RV
Electric hookups 548 Park Tent/RV sites,
69 Park Cabins; 181 Lake Glory Tent/RV sites,
15 Lake Glory Cabins.• Ad Page 3, Map 23
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Whispering Pines Camping Estates
1557 North Bendertown Road, Stillwater, PA 17878(570) 925-6810 • wpce.com
A family campground with large wooded sites, clean bathrooms, pond, heated pool
April 15 – October 31; 10 Tent, 55 RV, 4 Cabins
full hookup E/W/S
public showers
pets
internet access
Dump
organized Activities
@c_hess_86 Montour Preserve