Pennsylvania Wilds

The Pennsylvania Wilds are made up of thirteen northern and north-central counties in Pennsylvania.

• 🌍 Bellefonte - Classic Victorian Homes
• Benezette
• 🌍 Bradford
• Brockway
• Brookville
• 🌍 Clearfield
• 🌍 Coudersport
• Curwensville
• Driftwood
• 🌍 DuBois
• Emporium
• 🌍 Galeton
• Jersey Shore
• Johnsonburg
• 🌍 Kane
• Knox
• 🌍 Lock Haven
• 🌍 Mansfield
• Marienville
• Montoursville
• Philipsburg
• 🌍 Port Allegany
• 🌍 Punxsutawney — home to Groundhog Day and Punxsutawney Phil
• Reynoldsville
• 🌍 Ridgway
• Saint Marys
• Shinglehouse
• Smethport
• South Williamsport
• 🌍 State College — home to Penn State and the Nittany Lions
• Sykesville
• Tionesta
• 🌍 Warren
• 🌍 Wellsboro
• 🌍 Williamsport - largest city in the Pennsylvania Wilds.
• Youngsville

• Allegheny National Forest
• Bilger's Rocks - Huge rock formations, laid across the land from glaciers during the ice age. Located in Clearfield County
• Curwensville Lake - Largest lake in Clearfield County.
• Mount Nittany - Prominent ridge near Penn State University and the namesake of the school mascot, the Nittany Lion
• Parker Dam State Park - In northern Clearfield County. Hiking, Camping, Swimming, Fishing and boating.
• Quehanna Trail
• Tioga State Forest — Pine Creek Gorge, also known as the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania

English is spoken throughout the region. A few families of Amish farmers live in the area and speak a dialect of German called Pennsylvania Dutch.

• Williamsport, home of the Little League World Series, sits in the northern half of the region and has its own regional airport (IPT ^IATA).
• University Park Airport (SCE ^IATA)

In Williamsport, the alternative to car transportation is city bus service.