Williamsport & PA Grand Canyon
Thursday-Friday, July 27-28, 2017
$295 Children 16 & under with two paying adults $188
Thursday-Friday, July 27-28, 2017
$295 Children 16 & under with two paying adults $188
INCLUDES:
One Night Hotel Accommodations
One Breakfast, One Lunch, One Dinner
Penn’s Caves
World of Little League
Bowman Field Tour
PA Grand Canyon
Leonard Harrison State Park Overlook
Penn’s Caves - Centuries ago, the Seneca Indians discovered this natural landmark in the Valley of Karoondinha (Penn’s Valley). The famous legend of the Indian maiden, Nita-nee and her French trapper lover, Malachi Boyer, has been told around campfires for generations. Forbidden to marry because of an Indian custom, they ran away and were captured, and Malachi was thrown into Penn’s Cave to die. Local history also tells of Indians and early explorers using the dry rooms for shelter. In 1885, Penn’s Cave opened as a commercial show cavern, and the Penn’s Cave Hotel was built. In 1976, Penn’s Cave and the Penn’s Cave House were placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
World of Little League - The mission of the World of Little League is to inform and educate people about the history, service, goals and initiatives of Little League Baseball and Softball. The focus of the museum shifted from simply telling the story of Little League’s past to a more dynamic presentation of how Little League has intertwined with U.S. and world history, and even helped to shape history. The museum explains how Little League became the world’s leader not only in the number of participants, but in sports safety as well.
Bowman Field - One of baseball's oldest and most distinguished ballparks is Williamsport's own BB&T Ballpark. The origins of BB&T Ballpark (formerly Bowman Field) occurred at a meeting in the summer of 1924. It has been the one enduring feature during the years of Williamsport's professional baseball experience, providing Williamsport fans many thrills, disappointments and excitement.
PA Grand Canyon - Often referred to as the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania and the Pine Creek Gorge, the PA Canyon area stretches for over 45 miles with depths of nearly 1500 feet. Its dynamic topography creates many scenic wonders, including steep canyon walls and waterfalls. It is part of the Tioga State Forest, beginning just south of Ansonia, PA, near Wellsboro. One of the most popular attractions to the canyon is the Pine Creek Rail Trail, a converted railroad bed that travels along Pine Creek Gorge at the floor of the canyon.
Leonard Harrison State Park Overlook - On the east rim of the Pine Creek Gorge (also known as the PA Grand Canyon), enjoy the most famous scenic views of the canyon.
One Night Hotel Accommodations
One Breakfast, One Lunch, One Dinner
Penn’s Caves
World of Little League
Bowman Field Tour
PA Grand Canyon
Leonard Harrison State Park Overlook
Penn’s Caves - Centuries ago, the Seneca Indians discovered this natural landmark in the Valley of Karoondinha (Penn’s Valley). The famous legend of the Indian maiden, Nita-nee and her French trapper lover, Malachi Boyer, has been told around campfires for generations. Forbidden to marry because of an Indian custom, they ran away and were captured, and Malachi was thrown into Penn’s Cave to die. Local history also tells of Indians and early explorers using the dry rooms for shelter. In 1885, Penn’s Cave opened as a commercial show cavern, and the Penn’s Cave Hotel was built. In 1976, Penn’s Cave and the Penn’s Cave House were placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
World of Little League - The mission of the World of Little League is to inform and educate people about the history, service, goals and initiatives of Little League Baseball and Softball. The focus of the museum shifted from simply telling the story of Little League’s past to a more dynamic presentation of how Little League has intertwined with U.S. and world history, and even helped to shape history. The museum explains how Little League became the world’s leader not only in the number of participants, but in sports safety as well.
Bowman Field - One of baseball's oldest and most distinguished ballparks is Williamsport's own BB&T Ballpark. The origins of BB&T Ballpark (formerly Bowman Field) occurred at a meeting in the summer of 1924. It has been the one enduring feature during the years of Williamsport's professional baseball experience, providing Williamsport fans many thrills, disappointments and excitement.
PA Grand Canyon - Often referred to as the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania and the Pine Creek Gorge, the PA Canyon area stretches for over 45 miles with depths of nearly 1500 feet. Its dynamic topography creates many scenic wonders, including steep canyon walls and waterfalls. It is part of the Tioga State Forest, beginning just south of Ansonia, PA, near Wellsboro. One of the most popular attractions to the canyon is the Pine Creek Rail Trail, a converted railroad bed that travels along Pine Creek Gorge at the floor of the canyon.
Leonard Harrison State Park Overlook - On the east rim of the Pine Creek Gorge (also known as the PA Grand Canyon), enjoy the most famous scenic views of the canyon.
Pick-up Locations
Kittanning
Franklin Village Mall, Lower Lot
Leechburg
Giant Eagle Plaza
New Kensington
Giant Eagle Plaza
Harmarville
Target Parking Lot
Monroeville
Lowe's Parking Lot
Irwin
Kohl's Parking Lot
New Stanton
Turnpike Exit 75
Click HERE to view a map of the motorcoach pickup locations
Kittanning
Franklin Village Mall, Lower Lot
Leechburg
Giant Eagle Plaza
New Kensington
Giant Eagle Plaza
Harmarville
Target Parking Lot
Monroeville
Lowe's Parking Lot
Irwin
Kohl's Parking Lot
New Stanton
Turnpike Exit 75
Click HERE to view a map of the motorcoach pickup locations
Price is per person based on double occupancy.
Price is subject to a fuel surcharge.
Price is subject to a fuel surcharge.
