Family Things To Do in Point Marion, Pennsylvania

Dogs must be on leash and must be cleaned up after on the site. Dogs are not allowed in any buildings. The ... More on DogFriendly.com

It is a free event to the public (small donation for parking ) and exhibitors donate a portion of their sa... More on TripAdvisor

There is parking available in Star City at the Edith Barill Riverfront Park. You can order a free full-color map/brochure of the trail from the Greater Morgantown ... More on TrailLink.com

At a steady slow pace, as to take in the views & to rest, I truly got to enjoy some of the most beautiful summer scenic views i've ever seen on the mon river. More on TrailLink.com

Offering public shows for groups and special astronomy shows. More on Tourmorgantown.com

Best Univeristy EVER! Kick Ass Party School. Time to Burn some couches. More on GeckoGo

Built in 1834-36. An example of the well-developed 19th ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Beautiful hike. Need to wear appropriate shoes for hiking, although it is not an intense hike. More on Yahoo! Travel

Full-service spa for women and men. Boutique and retail ... More on Yahoo! Travel

I really enjoyed my deep tissue massage . More on Yahoo! Travel

Brick-lined walls and worn wooden floors greet visitors as they wind their way through the assortment of privately owned specialty shops. Much of the character of the building has been richly reta... More on Tourmorgantown.com

Seneca Glass Company closed in 1983. I took the tour before then, as did other Morgantown residents. When Jackie Kennedy chose Morgantown ... More on igougo

Is the place family friendly? More on TripAdvisor

Cross-country skiing, sledding and tubing. 35 ... More on Yahoo! Travel

I went every year druing my teen yrs. There is a big cross on the top of the mountian that on a clear day you can see 5 states from. Very cool. Met lots of kids from other Methodist churchs and had fun and fellowship ... More on GeckoGo

Perhaps memorials to failure are destined to a cruel fate as well; this museum suffers from its subject's lack of artistic or cultural legacy. More on Yahoo! Travel