Above & Below the PA Grand Canyon, One-Day Tour

Above & Below the PA Grand Canyon, One-Day Tour

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Join the fun in Wellsboro, PA where you’ll enjoy panoramic views from above of the PA Grand Canyon plus horse-drawn covered wagon rides into the gorge below!

Visit the Leonard Harrison State Park where a visitors center welcomes groups to this natural wonder, 50 miles long and 1,000 feet deep embracing 300,000 square acres of state-owned forestland, and offers spectacular vista views.

Learn how glacier activity formed the gorge and about the American Indians who used Pine Greek flowing through the canyon as a major travel route. In the mid-1800s the area was timbered during the mid-1800s lumber boom. Pine trees (100+ feet tall eventually used for ship masts) along with hemlock and assorted hardwoods were harvested, then floated down creeks to the lumber capitol of Williamsport.

The gorge was also home to the Jersey Shore, Pine Creek and Buffalo Railroad in the late 1800s and then Conrail until the late 1980s when the rail line was removed and the gorge added to state’s rail trail network. Today the region is listed as the Pine Creek Gorge National Natural Landmark and is home to bald eagles and more.

This tour also includes horse-drawn covered wagon rides along the graded rail trail path into the canyon’s upper gorge. A narration tells of the canyon’s history as well as the flora and fauna of the area. The wagons, with shock absorbers, rubber tires and seat cushions, offer a comfortable and unique way of enjoying this natural wonder.

Lunch is usually included at the historic Penn Wells Restaurant in downtown Wellsboro. Built in 1865 the Penn Wells is a favorite local site offering delicious fare and local history. Especially interesting is the lobby’s American flag display. Nearby Corning Glass Works held their annual holiday party at the site in 1946 and presented the hotel with the American flag constructed of 1,438 glass Christmas ornaments which is still proudly displayed today.

Time may also be included to browse in quaint downtown Wellsboro which features gas street lights and an assortment of boutiques, souvenir and antique shops along with a town green where you’ll find a Wynken, Blyken and Nod fountain. One-day tour available Memorial Day Weekend through mid/late October. Custom multi-day options available.

Tour includes: • PA Grand Canyon Overlook • Covered Wagon Rides • Lunch at the Penn Wells Restaurant

• Step-On Guide

Best of the Valley & Mountains, Multi-Day Tour




Wonderful mountains views in PA’s Northern Tier and relaxing Susquehanna Valley vistas await in this tour featuring covered wagon rides, train excursion and paddlewheeler river cruise! Visit the PA Grand Canyon, the state’s own natural wonder, which stretches 50 miles and embraces over 300,000 acres of state-owned forest land. Enjoy views from the Leonard Harrison State Park outside of Wellsboro where you’ll learn about the Civilian Conservation Corp activity in the region as well as the lumber that was timbered here and floated down creeks and streams to Williamsport to the south. Also climb aboard covered wagons for horse-drawn wagon rides into the canyon’s upper gorge and along Pine Creek. Learn about the canyon’s glacial history and use as a path by native Americans as well as the local flora, fauna and wildlife. Equipped with rubber tires, shock absorbers and cushions, the wagons offer a comfortable and unique adventure. An excursion aboard the climate-controlled Tioga Central Railroad heads from Wellsboro Junction to Hammond Lake and return with a host sharing interesting information along the way. Keep an eye out for bald eagles, blue heron and deer. In Williamsport learn more about the timber industry in the 1800s while enjoying a guided tour of Millionaires’ Row where the lumber barons of the time built their beautiful homes and churches. Tour the Rowley House Mansion and have dinner in one of the mansions now a gourmet restaurant, The Peter Herdic House, plus visit the Taber Museum featuring the Shempp Toy Train Collection and more. Dining is also included at the historic Penn Wells Restaurant in Wellsboro or at Lambs Creek’s Food and Spirits in nearby Wellsboro. Tour generally overnights in Williamsport. Multi-day tour, Memorial Day weekend through mid-to-late Oct.

Tour includes:

Tour may also be modified to overnight in the Wellsboro/Mansfield area and include additional sites in nearby Corning, NY.

• PA Grand Canyon • Covered Wagon Rides

• Tioga Central Railroad Excursion

• Hiawatha Susquehanna River Cruise

• Williamsport’s Millionaires’ Row

• Rowley House Mansion

Dickens of a Christmas Festival, One-Day & Multi-Day Tour




Head to quaint Victorian Wellsboro for its annual Dickens of a Christmas Festival full of food and craft vendors, strolling carolers, Christmas readings, street urchins and scalawags! Festival vendors dress in period attire as Wellsboro turns into a Dickens marketplace with musicians and singers, dancers, and street-corner thespians createing a Victorian atmosphere with Wellsboro’s gas street lights as a backdrop. Performances of Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” are offered throughout the day and tickets can be included in group tour packages. Sit back and enjoy this tale of bitter old miser Ebenezer Scrooge and visitsby ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to come that lead to his transformation to the goodwill of his youth. Group members may enjoy food on own at the event or we can include a delicious lunch or dinner buffet at the historic Penn Wells Restaurant in downtown Wellsboro in the middle of the festival area. Overnight tours can include a visit to Corning’s annual evening Sparkle Festival featuring late night shopping and music in its historic Gaffer District and perhaps a visit to the Corning Museum of Glass. Additional options include a visit to Williamsport, about an hour south of Wellsboro, for guided driving tours of Millionaires’ Row, visit to the Taber Museum featuring the 300+ piece Shempp Toy Train Collection and gourmet dining at the Peter Herdic House Restaurant decorated for the season. Saturday, Dec. 6, 2014 and Dec. 5, 2015.

One-day tour options include: • Dickens Festival • “A Christmas Carol” Theatre Presentation • Dining at the Historic Penn Wells Restaurant Overnight tour options include: • Sparkle Festival in Corning, NY • Corning Museum of Glass • Corning’s Historic Gaffer Shopping District • Williamsport’s Millionaires’ Row • Taber Museum/Shempp Toy Train Collection • Gourmet Dining at the Peter Herdic House

Endless Mountains Rail & Sail, One-Day Tour




Sit back and relax as you enjoy great scenery on this tour during a Susquehanna River Cruise aboard the Hiawatha Paddlewheeler Riverboat in Williamsport and on a Tioga Central Railroad excursion in Wellsboro.

The Hiawatha is a replica of the vessel that graced the Susquehanna’s waters in the 1800s when lumber barons called the region home and Victorian families sailed on the boat for recreation. You’ll learn what a Boom Rat is and hear how the Susquehanna River helped Williamsport become the richest city its size in America during the lumber era when underwater booms or corrals were built to sort lumber from the northern mountains on way to markets to the south. The boat features narration plus climate-controlled enclosed main deck with bar and open-air upper level, with dining options available on the main deck including picnic buffets and fine-dining served meals.

The Tioga Central Railroad travels on lines dating in part from the mid-1800s with a variety of historic cars including climate-controlled passenger cars, dining and snack bar cars and an open-air car. The train’s host welcomes groups with the history of the area that includes “the muck” where celery was once grown as well as information about the wild habitat of eagles, deer and osprey. Served meal options include soup and sandwich lunches to full deluxe meals.

To round out the trip we’ll include more local sites which may include the PA Grand Canyon Overlook outside of Wellsboro offering expansive views of this natural wonder nearly 50 miles long and 1,000 deep in places, and Pine Creek which runs through it.

Or, you may opt to include a driving tour of Williamsport’s historic Millionaires Row lead by a guide dressed in Victorian-inspired garb who will tell of the lumber barons who built their grand mansions and churches in the city and/or visit to the Rowley House Mansion Museum along Millionaires’ Row which was designed and built by Eber Culver in 1888 for E.A. Rowley, one of the wealthiest men in Pennsylvania. The home, featured in Victorian Times magazine, is considered to be one of the most architecturally significant houses in the Commonwealth. As the owner of PA’s largest wood-working machine companies, Rowley’s home was a showcase of mahogany, cherry, maple, walnut, white and red oak and pine woods. He was also the president of the Edison Electric Co and equipped his mansion with some of the finest and earliest electric light available along with stained-glass windows and Minton tiles from England.

One-day tour, Memorial Day weekend to mid/late-Oct. Factory tour available weekdays only. Overnight variations available.

Tour includes: • Tioga Central Railroad • Hiawatha Riverboat • PA Grand Canyon Overlook, Millionaires’ Row Driving Tour and/or Rowley House Mansion • Dining on the Train or Boat

Erie Steeple Chase, Multi-Day Tour




Hit the high points of Erie, PA’s only port city and site of the historic Battle of Lake Erie, including the maritime museum, St. Patrick’s Church, Pulasko’s Chocolates and more! Known as the “Gem City” for its location on the edge of sparking Lake Erie, the city offers a fun blend of sites for a variety of travelers. A highlight is certainly the Erie Maritime Museum where exhibits including a short video illustrate the dramatic story of the Battle of Lake Erie and the War of 1812. Group members may also be able to visit the U.S. Brig Niagara, a reconstructed flagship, if in port. Another historic highlight is St. Patrick’s Church built in the early 1900s, and well known for 7/8 life size Stations of the Cross. The hand-carved wooden statues were made in Germany and a hand-painted canvas depicting the background of the city of Jerusalem unfolds behind the Stations. The church will provide a guide for group visits as well as an organist. Time to enjoy the city’s great food. Stop at Pulasko’s Chocolates to see how they make a variety of delicious treats and take home a bag of sponge candy, a regional specialty. We may also visit sites along the Lake Erie Wine Trail. After all wine and chocolate are hard to beat! The Tom Ridge Center offers a video and displays describing the ecosystem of Presque Isle Bay, a 75 foot glass tower (with elevator and stair access) for great views, and gift shop. Also included may be a driving tour of Presque Isle with a guide dressed as Joe Root, the legendary hermit of Presque Isle. You’ll see a light house and the Perry Monument, a 352-foot Doric column commemorating the Battle of Lake Erie in which Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry earned the Battle of 1812's greatest naval victory.

Time can also be included to visit Presque Isle Downs & Casino as well as the historic Warner Theatre.

Best May to October.

Tour options include: • Erie Maritime Museum and Brig Niagara

• St. Patrick’s Church

• Pulasko’s Chocolates

• Presque Isle Downs & Casino

• Tom Ridge Environmental Center

• Historic Warner Theatre

• Lake Erie Wine Trail




Delve into the life of Lucille Ball, Amerca’s favorite redhead, in her hometown of Jamestown, NY plus the wonderful sites of Erie, PA’s only port city. Visit the Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz Center featuring the Desilu Studios and The Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz Museum. The Desilu Studios, devoted to the "I Love Lucy" TV series, includes exact replicas of sets from the show, an interactive Vitameatavegamin set, a screening area, and showcases filled with vintage memorabilia as well as costumes that were worn on the show. The museum displays items of Lucy and Desi's including priceless costumes, awards, photographs, and other vintage memorabilia. A small theatre offers screenings including excerpts from Lucie Arnaz’s Emmy Award-winning documentary "Lucy & Desi: A Home Movie" and historic TV episodes. Also see the homes where Lucy was born and grew up, theaters where she performed, places where she attended school, the cemetery where she is buried with her family, and more during a guided driving tour of the city. Even Eat Like Lucy during a themed meal in the Tropicana, a replica of Desi’s nightclub with an option for live comedic entertainment as part of the experience! Get a taste of the area’s lakes with a narrated sight-seeing cruise on Chautauqua Lake aboard the climate-controlled Summer Wind, a yacht-type vessel plus a visit to the Erie Maritime Museum overlooking Lake Erie, where a video and exhibits illustrate the dramatic story of the Battle of Lake Erie and the War of 1812. If in port visit the U.S. Brig Niagara, a reconstructed flagship. For a bit of saints and sinners, visit St. Patrick's Church, built in the early 1900s and well known for nearly life size hand-carved Stations of the Cross statues were made in Germany which will also include an organ demo, plus winery tours and tastings plus casino visit. Multi-day tour, May through mid-October to include lake cruise.

Tour options include: • Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz Museum & Desi-Lu Playhouse • Guided Lucytown Driving Tour • Eat Like Lucy Meal in the Tropicana with optional

entertainment • Summer Wind Lake Cruise (with optional meal) • Theatre Tours • Erie Maritime Museum • St. Patrick’s Church • Pulasko’s Chocolates • Presque Isle Downs “Really enjoyed Lucy & Desi, boat cruise, loved Catholic church in Erie…” Edna Gardner, The Ambassadors about their four-day Jamestown & Erie Tour.

Lucy’s Jamestown & Erie’s Lake, Multi-Day Tour

Lumberjacks, Sugar Shacks & Train Tracks, One-Day Tour




Head to Wellsboro, PA where you’ll follow a “lumberjack” (your costumed step-on guide for the day) to PA’s largest maple farm located in Sabinsville for a look at a modern day sugar shack plus enjoy a train excursion!

Learn how three generations of Pattersons have been producing the finest quality maple syrup, cream, candy and sugar for those who enjoy the pure taste of nature’s premium sweetness for almost 100 years. Today when sugaring they use over 83,000 taps to collect sap and then turn that sap into maple delights. Tour the production area plus taste a few samples or opt for a deluxe sit-down tasting including ham and pancakes with maple syrup, fruit with maple sugar and creams, and more.

Also enjoy a narrated scenic ride aboard the Tioga Central Railroad from Wellsboro Junction to Hammond Lake and return. This train runs on a line which in part dates to 1840. Learn about the rich history of this line which was used between Corning and the coal mines of Antrim in the 1870s and which began offering scenic passenger runs in 1994. On the way to Hammond Lake, the train ride passes an area known as “the muck” where celery was once grown before being exported to Germany, plus wildlife habitats that are today home to deer, bear, blue heron, bald eagles and osprey.

A visit to this scenic area wouldn't be complete without time to enjoy the panoramic views of the PA Grand Canyon from the Leonard Harrison State Park on the west rim of the canyon. Also known as the Pine Creek Gorge National Natural Landmark, the canyon is 50 miles long and 1,000 feet deep embracing 300,000 square acres of state-owned forestland. The canyon was formed during glacier activity during the last ice age and Pine Creek which runs through it used by American Indians as a major travel route. Later the area was timbered during the mid-1800s lumber boom with 100+ foot tall pine trees (used eventually for ship masts) along with hemlock and assorted hardwoods harvested and then floated down creeks to the lumber capitol of Williamsport. The gorge was also home to the Jersey Shore, Pine Creek and Buffalo Railroad in the late 1800s and then Conrail until the late 1980s when the rail line was removed and became part of the state’s rail trail network.

One-day, Memorial Day weekend to late-Oct. Deluxe tasting options available in September and October. Custom multi-day tours available including visits to the newly remodeled and expanded PA Lumber Museum opening in the fall of 2014.

Tour includes: • Maple Farm Tour • Train Ride • PA Grand Canyon • Costumed Step-On Guide • Deluxe Sit-Down Tasting at the Maple Farm or Lunch on the Train

PA Grand Canyon Overnight, Multi-Day Tour




Learn all about PA’s own natural wonder, the scenic PA Grand Canyon plus enjoy covered wagon rides, train excursion and chocolate factory!

Horse-drawn covered wagon rides offer a great perspective of the PA Grand Canyon also known as the Pine Creek Gorge which stretches nearly 70 miles from the Wellsboro area to Waterville. The gorge is surrounded by about 165,000 acres of state forest land and measures about 800 feet deep outside of Wellsboro. Enjoy the flora and fauna as the canyon walls rise above you on the guided wagon rides along Pine Creek. Rubber tires, shock absorbers, canvas top cover and seat cushions make for a comfortable ride on a rails to trails path.

Also enjoy views from above during a visit to the Leonard Harrison State Park which features visitors center with short film, gift shop and statue commemorating the Civilian Conservation Corp activities in the area.

Rides aboard the Tioga Central are also available (Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays) traveling from Wellsboro Junction to Hammond Lake and return. Watch for bald eagles, heron and deer along the way.

The region also offers taste treats with a guided tour of an artisan chocolate factory where everyone gets delicious souvenirs to take home and visit to PA’s largest maple farm where you can opt for a deluxe sit-down tasting including ham, pancakes and plenty of maple syrup, creams and sugars! You may also dine in the historic Penn Wells Hotel which features an American flag made out of glass bulbs made by a local Corning glass factory, and/or Lambs Creek which features a wooden bar from Ireland adding to the ambiance.

With Corning, NY and Watkins Glen in the New York Finger Lakes region about an hour to the north, and historic Williamsport an hour to the south, plenty of additional sites are available to enjoy on the way to and from the region and on extended stays.

Late May to mid-October.

Tour options include: • PA Grand Canyon Overlook

• Horse-drawn Covered Wagon Rides

• PA’s Largest Maple Farm

• Bradford Farm Heritage Village

• Train Excursion

• Chocolate Factory

• Delicious Dining Options

PA Surf and Turf ,One-Day & Multi-Day Tour




Enjoy our PA version of surf and turf including riverboat cruise and covered wagon rides. The surf is the beautiful Susquehanna River which runs from New York through PA and finally to the Chesapeake Bay passing through Williamsport on its way. There, during a river cruise aboard the Hiawatha Paddlewheeler, you'll learn how an underwater boom was used during the 19th-century lumber era to corral logs floating down from the north so they could be sorted on their way to market in Baltimore and about some of the region’s famous characters of the time including lumberjack “Cherry Joe” McCreary and a conductor on the Underground Railroad. The riverboat features a climate-controlled enclosed main deck with cocktail service and an open-air deck. The turf is the trail along Pine Creek as it travels through the PA Grand Canyon's upper gorge which you'll explore aboard narrated horse-drawn covered wagon rides. Enjoy the scenery as the canyon walls rise above you and the clip-clop of the horses hooves on the trail. Equipped with shock absorbers, rubber tires, comfy seat cushions and a canvas top that allows to great views protected from the elements, the wagons are a wonderful way to experience this natural wonder. For summer day trips, we’ll include a meal at the historic Penn Wells Restaurant in quaint downtown Wellsboro. In the fall an additional option is to enjoy a lunch buffet on board the Hiawatha which we can pair with a guided driving tour of Millionaire’s Row and time to explore historic downtown Wellsboro before the wagon rides. Late May through mid-October. Best Tuesday to Sunday.

One-day tour includes: • Susquehanna River Cruise • Covered Wagon Rides into the PA Grand Canyon • Riverboat Dining or Historic Penn Wells Meal • Optional Millionaires’ Row Tour and/or Wellsboro Additional overnight tour options include: • PA Grand Canyon Overlook • Artisan Chocolate Factory Tour • Train Excursion • Rowley House Victorian Mansion Tour • Taber Museum/Shempp Toy Train Collection • Gourmet Surf & Turf Dinner at the Herdic House




Look for PA’s wild elk herd, enjoy a 4D film, entertainment and more! Experience the scents, sounds, views and weather of PA’s wild elk’s natural habitat during a 4D film during which it even “snows” at a new elk visitors center in Benezette, PA! Plus visit outside viewing blinds to experience the habitat in real life or stay inside and enjoy the center’s remote-controlled cameras focused on the nearby fields where the elk often graze at dawn and dusk. Additional displays offer more info and a buffet meal with cowboy entertainer is included. Did you know on top for every bull elk’s head are two pedicles from which each spring antlers grow? The antlers are so strongly locked into the pedicles that a bull could hang 10 bowling balls from each antler and the antlers wouldn’t budge. A winery visit to tasting and browsing is also included. One-day tour, best April through October.

Tour includes: • Elk Center 4D Film, Exhibits, Meal & Cowboy Entertainer

• Winery Visit with Tasting

PA’s Wild Elk Celebration One-Day Tour

Up close and personal wildlife encounters including a meet and greet with PA’s famous Punxsutawney Phil! Visit “Punxsy” to meet PA’s famous weather prognosticator plus enjoy a guided driving tour including Gobbler’s Knob, where each year Phil makes his prediction of an early or late spring. Learn more weather legend and lore, and audition to be a TV weather personality at the Weather Discovery Center with prizes for the best performances. Also keep an eye out for elk during a visit to a elk visitors center as described above in our PA’s Wild Elk Celebration in the “Wilds of PA.” Available year round, best April through October.

Tour includes: • Meet & Greet with Punxsutawney Phil • Driving Tour including Gobbler’s Knob • Weather Discovery Center • Elk Visitors Center 4D Film, Exhibits, Meal & Cowboy

Entertainer Additional tour options for extended visits include: • Kinzua Glass-Bottomed Skywalk • Brewery Tour • Winery Visits with Tastings

Living the “Wild Life” in PA, Multi-Day Tour

Route 6: A Panoramic PA Passage, Multi-Day Tour




Route 6, the Grand Army of the Republican Highway, travels from Cape Cod, MA to Long Beach, CA including 400 miles through scenic PA. Find out why National Geographic called it one of America’s most scenic byways on this tour featuring wonderful diversions along 300 miles on and off the highway including historic towns, scenic mountain views, quirky sites and more from Scranton to Erie with Jamestown, NY options as a bonus.

Starting in the eastern area of PA, Route 6 offer highlights include Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton, featuring a Technology Museum and History Museum as well as train excursions. Explore the people, history, technology and lore of steam railroading at this renown site.

Continuing westward visit Wellsboro, home to the PA Grand Canyon where you’ll enjoy views from the Leonard Harrison State Park plus perhaps covered wagon rides into the canyon’s upper gorge and along Pine Creek, a train excursion from Wellsboro Junction to Hammond Lake, and time to enjoy an artisan chocolate factory tour and/or browsing in quaint Wellsboro which still has gas street lights.

In Sabinsville you may visit PA’s largest maple farm for a tour plus deluxe tasting of nature’s sweet treats, in Eldred a WWII Museum, in Mount Jewett the glass-bottomed Kinzua Gorge Skywalk, and in Galeton, the newly renovated and expanded PA Lumber Museum which offers a recreated turn-of-the-century logging camp with visitors center and exhibits including a CCC cabin and Shay locomotive.

Towards the western end of Route 6’s PA leg you can zip north just a tad to explore highlights of Erie including the city’s wonderful Maritime Museum which is home to the state’s flagship, the Brig Niagara, plus historic sites such as St. Patrick’s Church featuring nearly life-sized stations of the cross and the Warner Theatre.

You may also visit nearby Jamestown, NY which is Lucille Ball’s hometown to learn all about this queen of comedy during a driving tour including visit to her gravesite and tour of the Lucille Ball Desi Center plus enjoy a lake cruise, winery tour and much more.

Multi-day tour, best May through Oct. Allow about six days to enjoy all the sites or choose to plan a shorter tour exploring one portion of Route 6.

Tour options include: • Steamtown National Historic Site • PA Grand Canyon • Covered Wagon Rides • Train Excursions • PA’s Largest Maple Farm • PA Lumber Museum • Zippo/Case Museum • Eldred WWII Museum

• Casinos

• Lake Cruise

• Erie Maritime Museum and the Brig Niagara

• Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz Museum

• Lucytown Tour including Lucy’s gravesite

• Eat Like Lucy meal in the Tropicanna

• Wineries

• Kinzua Glass-Bottomed Skywalk

Wellsboro Whistle Stop, One Day Tour




All aboard the Tioga Central Railroad in Wellsboro for a train ride from Wellsboro Junction to Hammond Lake and return! Look for bald eagles, blue heron, deer and other wildlife along the way of this historic railroad line that in some parts dates to 1840.

Learn about the rich history of the railroad which was used between Corning and the coal mines of Antrim in the 1870s and which began offering climate-controlled scenic passenger runs in 1994. The Tioga Central owns two dining cars one which has a fully functioning stainless steel kitchen and the other a 1939 Budd Stainless Steel car with large windows for scenic views. It also owns the 500 Canyon Club which is a 1920 ex-Canadian National car now home to a lounge and snack bar, Coach 285 which is another ex-Canadian National car originally built in 1942, and a popular open observation car known as the 300 Ives Run which is an ex-Pennsylvania Railroad P-70 coach, and the oldest piece of rolling stock which no longer rolls up and down the line, Car 54, originally built in 184 as a double-ended, platform paymaster car for the Grand Trunk Western and which now serves as a gift shop.

On the way to Hammond Lake, the train ride passes an area known as “the muck” where celery was once grown before being exported to Germany, plus wildlife habitats that are today home to deer, bear, blue heron, bald eagles and osprey.

Also enjoy expansive views of our own natural wonder, the PA Grand Canyon, stretching nearly 50 miles and embracing nearly 300-acres of forest, plus dine at the historic 19th-century Penn Wells Restaurant or on the train.

As a sweet treat also visit Highland Chocolates, an artisan chocolate factory, where you’ll see how fine confections are created and enjoy a souvenir treat (weekdays).

Time may also be included for browsing in downtown Wellsboro featuring gas street lights, small shoppes and boutiques, a town green with Wyken, Blynken and Nod fountain and quaint Victorian architectural details.

One-day tour, Memorial Day weekend to late-Oct. Factory tour available weekdays only. Overnight variations available.

Tour includes: • Tioga Central Railroad • PA Grand Canyon Overlook • Artisan Chocolate Factory • Penn Wells Restaurant or Train Dining • Step-On Guide

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Above & Below the PA Grand Canyon, One-Day Tour