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ALLEGHENY NATIONAL FOREST & KINZUA SKY WALK KINZUA SKY WALK MT. JEWETT, PENNSYLVANIA Kinzua Sky Walk – “One of the Allegheny National Forest Forestland Fun top 10 most scenic skywalks in the Pennsylvania’s ONLY National Forest Bake with Joe. Taste & sample at Bell’s world.” Free programs. Free admission. Longhouse National Scenic Drive, Scenic Market, Sip & tour at local breweries. Tour Enjoy nature’s beauty, the lush green of overlooks. Amazing fall foliage. Smethport’s Mansion District, Zippo/Case Summer or Autumn’s colorful fall foliage at Museum, & the Eldred WW II Museum. the Kinzua Gorge. NEW Overview of the Area IN 2021 Allegheny National Forest Region. Kinzua Sky Walk. Nature Tourism. Zippo/Case. Small town charm. Family-owned restaurants. Wine & Brew Trails. Experienced Motorcoach friendly lodging. 90 minutes south of Buffalo/Niagara Falls, NY. Allegheny National Forest Visitors Bureau 80 E. Corydon Street, Bradford, PA 16701 Contact: [email protected] 800-473-9370 visitANF.com ALLEGHENY NATIONAL FOREST & KINZUA SKY WALK KINZUA SKY WALK TWO DAYS-ONE NIGHT Unique experiences on this trip: Kinzua Sky Walk & Park Program Bradford National Historic District Beefeaters Restaurant Zippo/Case Museum Bradford Brew Station Marilyn Horne or Penn Brad Oil Museum National Comedy Center Arrive at the Kinzua Bridge State Park. Book the “History of the Bridge” program, tour the interactive museum. Then take a deep breath and stroll to the end of the Kinzua Sky Walk – 624 feet into the Kinzua Gorge at a height of 225 feet. Enjoy a catered lunch at the park or at a nearby restaurant in Lantz Corners. Drive to Bradford to tour the Zippo/Case Museum. Check in at the Best Western Plus Bradford Inn. Enjoy exploring Bradford’s National Historic District. Dine at the historic Beefeaters Restaurant or enjoy a brew & casual dinner at the Bradford Brew Station. In the morning enjoy a musical experience at the Marilyn Horne Museum, or Discover Oil at the Penn Brad Oil Museum. Then head north on Route 219 to Jamestown, NY to tour the National Comedy Center. *More sample itineraries availableVT uponNH request. WI TORONTO 193 miles NY BOSTON 3.5 hours MA 490 miles 8 hours BUFFALO RI MI 95 miles CORNING CT 2 hours 112 miles DETROIT 2 hours 379 miles BRADFORD 6 hours ERIE Zippo 114 miles NEW YORK CITY 4 hours 100 miles HKinzua 306 miles CHICAGO PA Sky Walk 553 miles CLEVELAND NJ 6 hours 8.5 hours 210 miles 3.25 hours 250 milesPITTSBURGH LANCASTER PHILADELPHIA 224 miles 299 miles 157 miles 5.3 hours COLUMBUS 3 hours 4.5 hours 320 miles 5.30 hours VA IL IN OH DE WV 500 miles CINCINNATI 425 miles BALTIMORE 6.75 hours 264 miles 5 hours MD WASHINGTON D.C. 303 miles KY 5.5 hours HOW TO GET HERE PLANNING ASSISTANCE Nearest International Airport – Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF) [email protected] Local Air Service – Bradford Regional Airport (BFD) to PIT or IAD 800-473-9370 Mix & Match to Create Your Own Personalized Experiences! visitANF.com.

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