One of the prettiest bike rides I've ever taken! This amazing rails to trail fully paved bike path…read moreis 24 miles round trip through some truly spectacular scenery and woodlands. The largest of 7 wooden bridges along the path spans the Allegheny River and the smaller ones cross several creeks. What you don't see are any roads along this gorgeous wilderness path. There is a slight upward grade during much of the 12 miles from Fishermans Cove to the end of the line - the good news is it's nearly imperceptible until you turn around and head back. You feel like you're flying on your return trip which is really fun! This area is the definition of remote so go prepared with food, water & flat tire supplies. There's decent cell service, so bring your phone. There is also a fairly long tunnel mid-trail with reflectors down the center. A light would likely make you feel a tad more comfortable on a cloudy day. The reflectors work decently to direct you on a sunny day. This bike trail is located slightly over an hour north of Cranberry Township. Google map Seneca Hills Bible Camp which is where you turn off Old Route 8 off I-80. At the T heading to the Bible Camp you head right to Fisherman's Cove to the trailhead. If you're interested in more information and specific directions, here is a link: www.avta-trails.org ' sandy-creek-trail

Wow. This is a spectacular trail!! Such a pleasant ride through the woods crossing the river and…read morecreek multiple times on a paved surface. I don't even know how they managed to get blacktop back into some of these remote areas but they did!! It's mostly shaded as well so even on hot days this would be a great choice when you just want to ride! We started at the western end of the trail called Fisherman's cove. A little tricky to find and accessible by a gravel road about 3 miles off old route 8. Parking here is limited and is roadside so I can imagine it getting pretty crowded on weekends. But it is so worth it. The eastern end is 12 miles out at Van. The ride back seemed a lot quicker since there appears to be a minor downhill heading back although it is an easy ride in both directions. The fact that it's quite remote means there are no road crossings so you can just ride completely carefree!! If you feel up to it you can extend the ride by joining up with other rails to trails and make a long day out of it!! We absolutely loved it and will no doubt be heading back there this fall to enjoy the ride and the scenery! Highly recommended!!

This is a great way to spend a day! French Creek kayak is owned by Greg, who is very knowledgeable…read moreand accommodating. Since his business just started last year, his gear is very new. We had two super clean sit on top style kayaks. They are very comfortable and esy to get in and out of. You can strap any gear you want on to the kayak. We took our lunch and had a very scenic 3 hrs paddle. You can opt for longer rides if you wish. We did see an eagle, cranes, and lots of fish! We went on a Thursday and it was nice and quiet the whole way. This business is run for his home and is easy to find with GPS. Another big plus- he has a clean Portojohn available for customer use. That may not seem important but I did go to a kayak outfitter last week and they did not have a bathroom available. Important for us females! Price is good and it is a no hassle day.....definitely give this a try sometime. You will enjoy it!

Peaceful and relaxing kayak trip. There is a lot more wildlife to see, great tips and info from…read moreGreg at Frenchcreek Kayaks. I will come back again. Thanks Greg!

Had a great day golfing at Foxburg Country Club! The building is so charming with all of its…read morehistory and architecture, and of course the lovely woman who checked us totally set us up for success. She told us a few tips, tricks, and shortcuts to maximize our time on the course. The bar was quant, had an informal dining room, small pro shop, and museum upstairs. Drinks were reasonable (about $5 each for 2 cans), and we sat outside to enjoy our post-round beverages. There was no food there, but if we brought our receipt to the Allegheny Grill (minutes away in downtown Foxburg), I believe you got 10% off your check. The course itself was very well maintained, not perfect, but honestly that's part of the charm. It's so cool knowing that we're playing on one of the longest-running golf courses in the US. The greens were close to the tees (and houses!), so precision is key. This is a 9 hole course, but you can play again to make it 18 with some variation to the tee. Golf carts were in great shape, too. I HIGHLY recommend playing and making the trip here!! You can tell how much they appreciate your business and I can't wait to come back to play again!

Historical golf course! Oldest US course in continuous use...short 9 hole course with very small,…read morechallenging greens. Great place to play if you're a golf history buff!

One of my all time favorite places to camp! A bit pricey due to full hookups but I'm going back…read moretwice this summer as I always do. Love to float down the river here.

i had a great time! the course is nicely taken care of, and has incredibly nice staff. the course…read moreis easy and fun to play with family and friends. I love taking the wife and kids as much as possible!

Nice place for a scramble! The course is easy and wide open- except of course the dreaded par 6!…read moreGood time for all!