You might think of January as the “off-season” for many places, but not here at the Inn at Turkey Hill in Bloomsburg, PA! There is always something to do in our neck of the woods no matter the weather or … Continue reading
Why Covered Bridges? A drive through Columbia and Montour Counties in eastern Pennsylvania will inevitably lead you to a covered bridge or two. At over 25 covered bridges within these two counties, they easily outrank almost any other region in … Continue reading
It’s August in Central Pennsylvania, and in many ways it feels like every August in years past. Summer is at its zenith; in fact the greenery has never looked more spectacular. But soon, summer will begin its descent into fall … Continue reading
Covered bridges harken back to a simpler time in America, when horse-drawn carriages were the primary method of transportation. The majority of our covered bridges were constructed somewhere between the 1820s and the 1870s, with the first known bridge constructed … Continue reading
When you plan your winter getaway to Central PA, don’t forget you can take scenic drives to visit some of Columbia and Montour Counties’ 25 covered bridges covered in snow. We have the third largest concentration of covered bridges in Pennsylvania! … Continue reading
Foliage season is a beautiful time to tour covered bridges near Bloomsburg, PA. The 23 covered bridges in Columbia County and on the Columbia-Northumberland County border, are the third biggest concentration in Pennsylvania. The Inn, Farmhouse, and Brewing Co. at … Continue reading
The Covered Bridge Bus Tours are part of the 38th Annual Covered Bridge & Arts Festival held at Knoebels Amusement Resort in Elysburg, PA, during foliage season. Knoebels is just 15 miles from the Inn, Farmhouse, and Brewing Co. at … Continue reading
If you like to take scenic photos when you vacation in Northeastern Pennsylvania, the 25 covered bridges in Columbia and Montour Counties are perfect subjects. Every year there is a contest for the best photo of one of them.The rural … Continue reading
Of the approximately 14,000 covered bridges that once existed in the U.S., Pennsylvania claims almost 200 of the remaining 550. The 19 bridges in Columbia County and the four on the border between Columbia and Northumberland Counties represent the third … Continue reading
Travel the back roads of Pennsylvania’s Columbia County and see 13 different nineteenth-century covered bridges on the Columbia-Montour Visitors Bureau’s Tour May 20, 2017. Columbia County boasts 19 of Pennsylvania’s approximately 200 bridges, each with its own history and story … Continue reading
