Pet Friendly Things To Do in Duncansville, Pennsylvania

(Maple Hollow Townhouses, 22', 1976, 38-07-A) across Gillians Run NW of Duncansville , Allegheny Township, Blair County, PA. Maple Hollow Rd. W. 0.5 miles from jct with US22/PA764 on the W. side of Duncansville, N. on Mill Rd. 0.1 ... More on dalejtravis.com

The Horseshoe Curve is a 220-degree curve in Altoona to help trains get over a height difference while traveli ... More on PlanetWare

The Curve is the Double A affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Baseball at family prices. More on CentralPACVB.org

The stunts wer great. Baseball is kind of boring but everything else is great. More on Yahoo! Travel

One of the country's oldest still-operating trolley parks, Lakemont offers the circa-1902 Leap-the-Dips woo... More on About

Rude employees. More on Epinions.com

This 958 acre day use area has a 155 acre lake allowing for a variety of land and water recreational opportunities. Dogs are allowed; they must be well behaved, on no more than a 6 foot leash or crated, and cleaned up after at all ... More on DogFriendly.com

To the southern trailhead east of Hollidaysburg: From I-99/US-220 to exit 23 for Hollidaysburg/US-22E/Portage/Roaring Spring. Follow US-22 east for 8.2 miles. Pass Canoe Creek State Park on the lef... More on TrailLink.com

At the southern end, the trail is wide and smooth and well maintained and great for trikes. More on TrailLink.com

Without it we wouldn't have Boy Scouts or have our deadly games of war, but the only sad thing are the jerks that think they're ... More on GeckoGo

Blue Knob All Seasons Resort is on the second highest mountain in Pennsylvania. Located in South-central part of the state between Altoona and Johnstown, Blue Knob is just a couple of hours from Wa... More on SkiResortGuide.com

Week days...amazing, you might be one of 5 other people on the mtn that day not counting staff, weekend nights tend to bring school groups in early season but most of the kids just sit in the lodge... More on SkiResortGuide.com

Seldom Seen Tourist Coal Mine represents a rather small mine, but it is relatively intact and complete, so ... More on showcaves.com

How often will you get a chance to experience first-hand the wonders of a coal mine? More on TripAdvisor

To the tunnel trailhead: From the Johnstown National Memorial, follow US 219 North to PA Route 53 North. Exit toward South Fork/Portage, then turn right on PA-53 to Summerhill. Turn left on Main St... More on TrailLink.com

The best view of the tunnel entrance is the one on the far end. More on TrailLink.com