If anyone is too fearful for the bunny slopes with skis, try the Holiday Valley Inner Tube slopes…read more Located outside the village (beyond Steel Bound), these are very gentle slopes: Just enough for the inner tubes to get good speed! Additional tractor-led wagon rides for those who want more fresh air!

Brought the kids (6 and 4) here for a session on the Lil' Tubers hill. It was out first time here,…read morethough I've been to Colden Tubing Co. before and the experience was pretty similar. There's a belt that goes up the big hill, lights turned on/were visible on the hills around 6ish (mid-February), and after a few days hovering around the freezing point, things were pretty smooth and slick, which made for excellent tubing. It was $15 for 2 hours per child on the little hill (no charge for adults) but no one is out there policing if you're out there a few extra minutes, if your kiddos can last that long. The big hill has folks at the top keeping things orderly and safe, so I'm sure they're checking more actively for tags. We went from 530-730pm on Saturday before winter break here and it was pretty quiet on the small hill. No waiting, pick of whatever lane we wanted, etc. It was great! And the hill itself is a very gradual incline, so even my relatively reserved 4 year old had no time jumping right in. And when you're done or need a warm up, some hot cocoa with whipped topping is waiting for $4 each. It was pretty tasty too with lots of mini marshmallows! The only downside was that the walk up area to the top for the little hill, which has no automatic belt, was iced over pretty good and was a little tricky for the little ones to walk up unless they went up the far side (which they kept forgetting to do and would get about 90% of the way and then lose all traction :D). All in all, a great time and must do with the family when venturing down this way for winter sports!

There's a lot of strict teachers but the school is clean and most of their lunch is really good. We…read morekinda need more hot dog days though

This school presents itself as structured and disciplined, and in some ways, it delivers. The…read morecampus is clean, and many teachers maintain strict classrooms that encourage focus, which can be reassuring for students who thrive under firm guidance. However, these positives are often overshadowed by persistent issues. Student conduct is frequently disrespectful, and such behavior often goes unchecked, creating a hostile rather than supportive environment. Conflicts and disciplinary matters are sometimes handled hastily, with administrators accepting the first account they hear, leading to unfair punishments and eroded trust. Certain rules also feel more about control than practicality, causing frustration and unnecessary obstacles for students. The contrast between order and ineffective administration is striking. In sum, the school has potential, but without fairer discipline, more thoughtful leadership, and a stronger focus on respect, it falls short of its promise. Structured in appearance, yet troubled in practice.

Just went this evening with a group of 8 adults and we had an absolute riot! The line is long but…read moreit moves incredibly fast. We had a solid hour of fun there. The hayride and the haunted barn are filled with actors to scare you and I found both to be very high quality. There is a stand for I think food and beverages but we didn't go there so I can't tell you what's available. There's also a stand selling tshirts, hoodies, blankets, etc. $30 per ticket and it is worth the experience for sure!

This is one of the few places within Franklinville to have a family reunion or wedding dinner, now…read morethat the firehall is at minimal capacity. There's a great fish fry year-round on second Fridays of the month; every week a Taco Tuesday and a Wing Thursday specials are offered. Look for posted dates for pancake breakfasts, as at the first weekend of deer hunting. The waiters for the breakfasts tend to be the grandchildren of members, or High School kids earning community service hours towards graduation. Evenings, it's local waitresses. The kitchen serves generous portions; the tables seat eight. Come sit with strangers and make conversation!

I love here! I've been here many times! Many experiences here. Bumps in the night. Dare at your…read moreown will. Scary!

Please explain much better on your website that you can't visit without a reservation. There are…read morepublic tours posted and for the day we went and it seemed you were shut down for a private stay.

It had been a while since I last visited the Zippo/Case Museum, but while camping in Allegany State…read morePark for about five days around New Years, we decided to venture south to Bradford for a little New Year's Eve field trip and I'm glad we did! Yes, they closed early because it was New Year's Eve but it was still worth the stop. One of my favorite things about this place is that the museum is free (no ticket required!) which makes it very accessible. The gift shop is also a great size, with tons of Zippo, Case, and regional memorabilia. For example, I left with a Buffalo Bills Zippo! The employees were fine though they were not especially warm or chatty. Luckily the products and history speak for itself. Seeing the evolution of Zippo lighters and learning about the company's roots in Bradford never gets old. So, if you're anywhere near northern Pennsylvania or Western New York, this is a fun, quirky, and surprisingly fascinating stop that's definitely worth checking out!

The usual museum "enter/exit through the gift shop" is expanded here: The larger part of the…read moredisplays are geared towards the history of smoking with Zippo lighters since 1932. Although the local production of 72,000 lighters a day does make it an economic powerhouse, on my visit there was a local troop of boy scouts. Cringe! At the cashier desk they'll sell you a lighter, "It includes everything but the fluid". Admission is free; dogs are welcome; there's a five minute film on loop about the history of Zippo lighters and the Case knife companies.

So much to do here ! Zip lining , roller coaster that you control , water park , ATV rentals . Do…read morenot wear good shoes as it is all dirt and gravel . Place was packed when we went but lines moved pretty quickly . We even saw a deer running through the crowds of people . We rode the coaster and it was very fast ! Brakes only sow down the cart but do not STOP the cart . Do not recommend solo rides for kids .

The zip lines are closed during winter; the 2026 season begins around May…read more Harnesses are buckled prior to taking off on the zip lines: All safety measures are observed.