Pet Friendly Things To Do in Blairsville, Pennsylvania

To the Floodway Park trailhead in Homer City: Homer City is located five miles south of Indiana. From PA Route 119, turn onto PA Route 56 West. Turn right onto Main Street in Homer City and continu... More on TrailLink.com

Overall it's a pretty nice trail, but it's more of a suburban trail, since it goes through towns and crosses various roads along it's length. More on TrailLink.com

Tucked away on a country road five miles north of Ligonier located on the grounds of the Antiochian Village Conference and Retreat Center is the Antiochian Heritage Museum. More on TripAdvisor

The German cheifin recomenzin thisin trailin for youin toin ridindownin the hillin very quickin. Just make suring you dontin crashin into a autovonmobilin. Recommended ... More on trails.mtbr.com

Rocky muddy hell of a good time, Long creek crossing and high cliff More on trails.mtbr.com

fun ride hard watch for snakes good swimming holes Recommended Route: Same way Other recommended trails in the same area: Ghost town trail More on trails.mtbr.com

Overall great place amazing ice cream and low prices. More on Yahoo! Travel

To Saltsburg trailhead: From Blairsville, take Highway 22 West. Turn right onto 981 North, toward Saltsburg. In approximately 7.5 miles, turn right onto Washington Street and take the bridge across... More on TrailLink.com

Views of 3 rivers, lots of parking access from both ends and middle. More on TrailLink.com

Miles and miles of single track trails surround the ski area. The ski are offers downhill exterme biking on weekends and holidays. You can ride hard down the slopes ore even cut your own trail thro... More on trails.mtbr.com

To Spruce Run Trail back up to Towhee, right turn on Bill Albert's Trail back downhill to Mainline and the parking lot. More on trails.mtbr.com

The finest trout fishing in Western Pennsylvania. Scenic location, cabin ... More on Yahoo! Travel

There are no words to describe the serenity and tranquility one experiences while fishing here. More on Yahoo! Travel

These trails are the real deal. I came to Pa for business and, after reading the trail reviews, was going to do Hidden Valley. Locals at a bike shop, however, convinced me to forget Hidden Valley b... More on trails.mtbr.com

Your tires will hardly touch the dirt because the tails are virtually an endless rock garden with the occasional root or stump for variety. More on trails.mtbr.com

To Ebensburg trailhead: From Altoona, take Route 22 west to Ebensburg, turn right onto S. Center Street (TR219). The street will snake left, then right. Before it veers right, you will see the trai... More on TrailLink.com

The first day I rode from Dilltown to Ebensburg and on the return also covered the Rexis branch. More on TrailLink.com