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Dubois Harley-Davidson DUBOIS 62 127 Endeavor 948 ELK STATE SIZERVILLE 666 Lynch 66 PARK STATE PARK HARLEY-DAVIDSON West Hickory East Hickory WILCOX East Branch Sizerville Whig Hill Clarion River Lake 46 66 Russell City VisitPAGO.COM Kellettville 219 155 Pigeon 948 Tionesta Creek BENDIGO East Branch Clarion River EMPORIUM Allegheny River ALLEGHENY NATIONAL STATE PARK Driftwood Branch Sinnemahoning Creek TIONESTA FOREST West Branch Clarion River Clarion Branch West JOHNSONBURG 62 FOREST ELK West Creek Tionesta 120 Lake COUNTY MARIENVILLE Spring Creek COUNTY SINNEMAHONING RIDGWAY ST. MARYS CAMERON STATE PARK 36 Vowinckel 899 George B. Forest Road 120 COUNTY Stevenson Hallton 120 BUCKTAIL Reservoir 949 STATE PARK WILD NATURAL 208 Leeper ELK AREA Kersey 872 157 COOK FOREST Clarion River 948 COUNTRY Fryburg 36 STATE PARK Clarington Creek Toby Little 949 Driftwood Cooksburg CLEAR CREEK STATE PARK 255 Benezette 555 First Fork Sinnemahoning Creek 208 Lucinda Miola Road Kossuth Bennett Branch Sinnemahoning Creek SINNEMAHONINGSinnemahoning Creek 66 CLARION Weedville Medix Run QUEHANNA 322 Sigel Shippenville RIVER WILD AREA LANDS 153 Wyko Run Road Knox 208 Mill Creek BROCKWAY Quehanna Highway CLARION 28 DuBois Harley-Davidson, “The Most Unique Harley 66 949 36 PENNSYLVANIA’S GREAT 338 Strattanville 219 North Fork Hazen Shop in America,” is a must-see destination for all 80 60 45 53 62 73 serious riders. This dealership features a paved Main 70 OUTDOORS REGION 478 St. Petersburg 64 Corsica 78 81 Mill Creek 255 Street lined with storefronts, parking meters, and an 58 90 old-time movie marquee above the parts counter. Clarion River BROOKVILLE 80 97 DUBOIS FOXBURG Callensburg Sandy Lick Creek 86 Falls Creek Sligo 68 101 101 West DuBois Avenue, DuBois, PA 15801 368 Summerville 322 HARLEY-DAVIDSON (814) 371-5750 Reynoldsville DUBOIS 36 HARLEY-DAVIDSON DuBoisHarleyDavidson.com CLARION 66 28 Allegheny River Facebook.com/DuBoisHD Redbank Creek JEFFERSON Rimersburg COUNTY Sykesville Little Sandy Creek Mayport COUNTY Coolspring 68 861 Hawthorn 310 East Ringgold Brady New Bethlehem 119 536 Redbank Creek Big Run PUNXSUTAWNEY GOBBLER’S Mahoning Creek KNOB 36 Order your FREE vacation planning materials and Pennsylvania Great Outdoors Visitors Bureau specialty guides to the Pennsylvania Great Outdoors region at (814) 849-5197 • VisitPAGO.com VisitPAGO.com/free-information or call (814) 849-5197. Jefferson, Elk, Clarion, Forest, and Cameron Counties BLOG FANTASTIC 666 ELK COUNTRY GROUNDHOG Watch for signs and take a right to EMPORIUM RIDGWAY WEST 120 CLEAR CREEK stay on Route 949 for 10.8 miles. FORESTS 91.1 miles, LOOP STATE PARK HICKORY 666 66 85 miles, 2:17 ride time 2:11 ride time ELK STATE 112 miles, 949 Turn right onto Clear Creek Road and WELCOME FOREST Map: Bit.ly/PAGORideEC ST. MARYS Map: Bit.ly/PAGORideFF ALLEGHENY 120 2:45 ride time 219 take a short detour into Clear Creek TIONESTA NATIONAL This route offers spectacular Map: Bit.ly/ State Park. This small gem of the This ride routes you alongside FOREST SIGEL MARIENVILLE mountain views in the heart 255 PAGORideGL state parks system is a great place to the picturesque Allegheny and BENEZETTE/ELK COUNTRY BROCKWAY VISITOR CENTER stop for a picnic lunch, a short hike, Clarion Rivers, both protected 36 899 of Pennsylvania’s Wild Elk This drive features DRIFTWOOD 949 BIKERS by the National Wild and Scenic COOK FOREST Country. Wykoff Run Road in the Punxsutawney, known as or even a swim in its icy waters. STATE PARK TYLERSBURG CLARINGTON Quehanna Wild Area is one of 555 here are so many roads in Pennsylvania’s Great Rivers System, as well as through the home of the world’s most 219 As you leave the park, turn right and ! the top-rated motorcycle rides DUBOIS the unique woodlands of Cook famous weather forecaster, ride for 4.0 miles to the flashing light T Outdoors region to drive and explore, the hardest part HARLEY DAVIDSON Forest State Park and Allegheny in Pennsylvania, and it features Punxsutawney Phil, as well as BROOKVILLE at the intersection of Route 36. is deciding which routes you should take. Fortunately, the National Forest. amazing sweeps and turns following a photogenic mountain stream with pull-offs where you the historic towns of Brookville Turn left on Route 36 and ride for 7.0 four highlighted drives in this guide were put together for can see several beautiful waterfalls. and Ridgway, the most unique stay on Route 208 for 0.2 miles, then turn left onto Railroad Street to stay on Route 208 and Starting at the intersection of Route 36 and River Road in Cooksburg, take River Road for 8.3 miles to get back to Maplevale Road. Turn left on Maplevale to get back to your starting bikers by bikers, so they’ve been tested for motorcycle- Harley-Davidson dealership in 36 continue south. miles along the banks of the Clarion River to the intersection with Route 899. Start at the Elk Country Visitor Center point at the visitors bureau, or continue straight to refuel yourself and your bike. the U.S., the endlessly scenic friendly roads and maximum scenery amidst some of the (use 950 Winslow Hill Road, Benezette, in SYKESVILLE Travel 4.3 miles on Route 208 to downtown Knox. At the intersection with West State Street, Take a sharp left onto Route 899 and ride north for 8.9 miles until you reach Route 66. your GPS), and follow Homestead Drive Clarion River, and beautiful To get to historic downtown Brookville and its restaurants, shops, and attractions, stay most beautiful countryside in Pennsylvania. As you go, 119 turn right and travel 0.1 mile on Main Street, then turn left onto West Railroad Street to rolling hills. south on Route 36 for 1.0 mile from the Route 36/Maplevale Road intersection, then turn left Turn right onto Route 66, and continue through Marienville for 2.8 miles. The Allegheny National for 0.6 miles out to Winslow Hill Road. continue on Route 208. you’ll have many opportunities to enjoy stunning vistas and PUNXSUTAWNEY onto U.S. 322/Route 36/West Main Street and continue for 0.8 miles to the west end of this Forest Ranger Station will be on your left. Stop in to learn about the ANF and stretch your legs. Starting at the Pennsylvania interesting stops. Turn left on Winslow Hill Road and ride charming Victorian historic district. From there, continue west for 7.2 miles along Route 208 through the Beaver Creek Nature Great Outdoors Visitor Bureau The rides in this guide are just suggested routes, so feel As you leave the ANF Ranger Station, make a left on Route 66 and ride northeast for 4.0 miles. 0.9 miles down the hill to the Benezette Area to the intersection with Route 38. Turn left to continue on Route 208 south for 1.7 miles Hotel, then turn left and continue one at 2801 Maplevale Road in Brookville, make a left on Maplevale Road. Go 0.1 mile to the CLARION’S Turn left on Blue Jay Creek Road, and follow this road for 5.4 miles. After you cross Tionesta to the intersection with Route 478. free to explore, make changes, and take side trips as you block to Route 555. intersection with Jenks Street and turn right. LEEPER Creek, make a left onto Route 666. COUNTRYSIDE wander. Along the way, you’ll come across unique shops, 36 Turn left on Route 478 and follow this road for 2.2 miles south to Route 58 in St. Petersburg. Turn right on Route 555 and ride for 2.9 At the Y intersection in 0.9 miles, bear right and continue down the hill on Valley Street for 0.4 105 miles, 2:26 ride 208 restaurants, breweries, wineries, distilleries, parks and Ride Route 666, “The Devil’s Highway,” across the Allegheny National Forest for 24.6 miles miles to the stoplight on Main Street. time Map: Bit.ly/ In St. Petersburg, make a right on Route 58 and continue west for 2.3 miles to the resort town miles to the intersection with Route 2004/ SHIPPENVILLE through spectacular mountain vistas to PAGORideCC of Foxburg. Spend some time enjoying the downtown attractions. public lands, museums, and other attractions, so plan in Quehanna Highway. Cross Main Street and continue south on Route 36 for 16.2 miles to Punxsutawney, passing East Hickory. 208 some time to discover something new. These routes each Turn left on Quehanna Highway and continue for 9.0 miles to the intersection with Losey Road. several picturesque farms along the way. This drive features the beautiful KNOX CLARION Once you’re ready to leave Foxburg, cross the bridge spanning the Allegheny River, part of At the intersection of Route 666 and U.S. span between two and two and a half hours in ride time, so Pull off at the parking area on your left and stretch your legs for a few minutes with a short walk countryside of Clarion County on the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System, then make a left on Route 268/Kittanning Pike. 62 in East Hickory, make a left on U.S. 62 Turn left on Walston Road and continue for 3.2 miles to Mahoning Street in downtown you can pick one and take plenty of pit stops along the way into the Marion Brooks Natural Area section of the Quehanna Wild Area. The woods adjacent its scenic route through dense and ride south for 7.2 miles. Enjoy scenic Punxsutawney. The town is full of Groundhog Day and Punxsutawney Phil attractions as well as Continue 7.5 miles to Bruin and make a left on Main Street to stay on Route 268.
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