Things To Do in Falls, Pennsylvania

This course is located alongside the scenic Susquehanna River in the Endless Mountains. The front nine is wide open, and the back nine is tree lined. Water hazards ... More on Golf.com

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(Red Barn Village, 18', 1990, 38-35-a) across a brook at a miniature golf course at Red Barn Village SW of Clarks Summit , Newton Township, Lackawanna County, PA. Winola Rd. SW 2.1 miles from jct with US6/11 (State St.) in Clarks ... More on dalejtravis.com

The Bone trail system, a 200-mile network of trails in the area southeast of Idaho Falls and northeast of Blackfoot has an average elevation of 6500 feet and can be cold and windy. Popular trails ... More on Visitidaho.org

The Bone trail system, a 200-mile network of trails in the area southeast of Idaho Falls and northeast of Blackfoot has an average elevation of 6500 feet and can be cold and windy. Popular trails a... More on Visitidaho.org

Scranton Cultural Center - Let’s face it. Going out in the city can get waaaaaay too expensive. Dinner, drinks, post-drinks, and then if you throw on bottle service, fughetaboutit. Which is why del... More on clubzone

The Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple is housed in one of the most glorious pieces of architecture to be found in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Originally built as the Masonic Temple and Sc... More on Visitnepa.org

Inscription. The Lackawanna Valley seemed to have all the advantages for an ironworks raw materials, waterpower, and topography. "This is a marvelous place. Only two years ago it was a wilderness. ... More on HMDB

The Lackawanna River Corridor Association (LRCA) was created by local citizens in 1987 to promote the restoration and conservation of the Lackawanna River and its watershed resources in the great ... More on Visitnepa.org

Inscription. Stockaded home of John Jenkins. Built by Connecticut settlers, 1776. Surrendered to the British under Maj. John Butler, July 1, 1778, and was burned. , Erected 1947 by Pennsylvania Hi... More on HMDB

Inscription. This stone marks the site of, "Jenkins Fort": One of the Revolutionary defenses of, Wyoming against the invasion of the, British, Indians, and Tories. Constructed 1776 Burned 1778. Ere... More on HMDB

Inscription. Formed September 25, 1786 from Northumberland County. Named for Chevalier de la Luzerne. Wilkes-Barre, the county seat, was settled 1769. A center of the Yankee-Pennamite Wars (begun 1... More on HMDB

History of the County is illustrated in mosaics and murals; built during ... More on Yahoo! Travel