EMHR’s Small Business Support Hikes: Loyalsock State Forest
2026-06-06 11:00 - 2026-06-07 13:00 (America/New_York) | PA
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June 6 and 7, 2026
Endless Mountains Heritage Region’s first overnight hiking event will be Saturday andSunday, June 6 and 7, at Loyalsock State Forest in Sullivan County. The event will begin at11 a.m. on Saturday, June 6. Registration will take place at CCC Jakersville Camp, whichcan be found using coordinates: 41.461592 N, 76.507701 W (off Rock Run Road, nearLaPorte). The first day’s hike will be about 9 miles total, combining the Loyalsock Trail andthe Haystacks area of the Loyalsock State Forest. We will venture out with about 4 hours ofhiking, with a couple of stops to see Dutchmen Falls and the Haystacks along the way.
Dinner will be catered by Big Mike’s in Forksville. We will also hear a presentation about thelocal history of the railroad grade that follows the Loyalsock Trail section of our route fromlocal historian and EMHR’s board member Gavin Sigfreid and see recent improvements onthe CCC Camp stove made by Loyalsock State Forest officials through EMHR’s MasonryWorkshop in April!
Sunday’s hike will be the choice of participants, either on the East Branch Trail, an easierroute in World’s End State Park, which is about 2.8 miles out and back and will take aboutan hour or so to complete. The second option is a route near Sone’s Pond created byProgram Development Associate Rachel Flad, who mapped out about 3 miles in a loop. Thecost for this event will be $15. Registration for this event closes by Tuesday, June 2.

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EMHR’s Summer Kickoff Paddle in Susquehanna County
2026-06-14 09:00 | Phantom Fireworks of Great Bend shopping plaza, 25059 US-11, Hallstead, 18822, United States
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June 14, 2026
Pack your dry bag for Susquehanna County and join Endless Mountains Heritage Region forour first day paddle of the year on June 14, 2026. EMHR is partnering with SusquehannaKayak & Canoe Rentals and Endless Mountain Outfitters for a 12-mile paddle down theSusquehanna River North Branch from Oakland Township to Hallstead in northernSusquehanna County. Participants should meet and check in at the Phantom Fireworks ofGreat Bend shopping plaza (25059 US-11, Hallstead, PA 18822) by 9 a.m. for registration forthe trip. Participants will be shuttled from there to the Oakland Township PA Fish & BoatCommission launch and be briefed on safety.
The trip will take participants along the “Great Bend” section of the Susquehanna NorthBranch section, crossing over the site of the former Oakland Hydroelectric Dam that wasremoved in the fall of 2023. A lunch stop will be taken during the trip.Because of last year’s cancellation of this event, this year’s paddle will benefit theSusquehanna County Conservation District, who will provide educational programmingduring lunch at the Great Bend PA Fish & Boat Launch. SCCD was founded in 1947 througha partnership between the Susquehanna County Commissioners and the StateConservation Commission. SCCD promotes the sustainable use of natural resourcesthrough education, technical assistance, and partnerships that encourage responsiblestewardship and environmental awareness.
Participants are encouraged to bring appropriate clothing and footwear for that day’sweather, sunscreen, a sufficient supply of water, any snacks desired, and a dry bag to keeptheir supplies in.
Registration cost for the trip will be $60 if you bring your own kayak/canoe. For those whoneed to rent, cost for a single kayak rental will be $50 or $70 for a tandem kayak or canoerental. The registration fee includes the cost of lunch from Red Rock BBQ, insurance,shuttling, educational programming, and the donation to the SCCD. Space is limited forthis exciting trip, so register by Tuesday, June 9.

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EMHR’s Youth Heritage Sojourn
2026-06-18 08:00 - 2026-06-20 14:00 | Endless Mountain Outfitters, 7474 PA-187, Sugar Run, 18846, United States
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June 18-20, 2026
Calling all students in grades 6-12! The Endless Mountains Heritage Region is partneringagain with Endless Mountains Outfitters for our annual Youth Heritage Sojourn! The eventwill run from Thursday, June 18, to Saturday, June 20, 2026. Led by EMO owner andTowanda Area School District teacher Keith Brown, this three-day adventure is a fun-fillededucational experience for students wishing to learn about kayaking safety and localhistory, all while making new friends and enjoying the outdoors!
Participants should meet at Endless Mountains Outfitters (7474 PA-187, Sugar Run, PA18846) at 8 a.m. on Thursday, June 18. From there, they will begin their 32-mile adventureover the three-day, two-night period from EMO to Tunkhannock. Students will stay at CampLackawanna, located at 1219 Vosburg Road, Tunkhannock PA for both evenings. A detailedpacking list will be provided through email to participants before the event.The $200 cost for this trip will provide students with a 3-day kayak rental, two breakfasts,two lunches, two dinners, lodging at Camp Lackawanna, educational programming,insurance and shuttling, not to mention a memorable and educational summer event withthe opportunity to meet new friends! Students should be picked up by parents at noon atRiverside Park in Tunkhannock (112b River St, Tunkhannock, PA 18657) OR back at EMO at2 p.m. on Saturday, June 20.
For more information on the event, contact Keith Brown at 570-746-7102 or send an emailat kbrown@tsd.k12.pa.us. Questions or concerns about the event may also be directed toEMHR’s Programming Development Associate, Rachel Flad, at rflad@emheritage.org.Space is limited on this fun summer event, so be sure to register byFriday, June 12!
You can find a printable packing list here:Youth Sojourn Packing List

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Destination Freedom Underground Railroad Tour Towanda
2026-06-20 10:00 | Bradford County Historical Society, 109 Pine St, Towanda, PA, 18848, United States
Saturday, June 20th at 10 AM
The Endless Mountains Heritage Region has officially partnered with the Waverly Community House of Waverly, PA to bring its Destination Freedom: Underground Railroad Walking Tours to the counties of Bradford, Sullivan, Susquehanna, and Wyoming counties.
These tours explore the rich history of the Underground Railroad, the abolitionist movement of the 19th century, and the African-American community in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Destination Freedom program director, EJ Murphy, reached out to the EMHR in early 2025 and asked us to sponsor this expansion to our region. We immediately agreed and brought together various heritage partners like the Bradford County Historical Society, Sullivan County Historical Society, Susquehanna County Historical Society, the Center for Anti-Slavery Studies (CASS) in Montrose, and the historic Dennis Farm in Kinglsey, which was founded 1793 by Prince Perkins, a free African-American from Connecticut and Revolutionary War veteran whose descendants still own the 153-acre farm to this very day.
Walking tours will begin in the summer of 2026 in Towanda, Montrose, Tunkhannock, and at the Dennis Farm to highlight our region’s connections to the Underground Railroad while driving tours will begin in Sullivan County in the spring of 2027, taking participants along the historical “Genessee Road”, a route freedom seekers used to make their way north and escape fugitive slave hunters coming from the southern states.
The Waverly Community House and our heritage partners like our historical societies will be hosting the guided tours this summer and there are plenty of opportunities to learn about this fascinating history scheduled for:
Interested walking tour participants can register for these prescheduled tours by sending an email to Destination Freedom Program Director EJ Murphy at ejmurphy@waverlycomm.org or by calling the Waverly Community House at 570-586-8191.
You can also schedule a group walking tour by making an appointment with the Waverly Community House by calling (570) 586-8191. Tours are available through September 2026 and tours will commence again in May 2027.

Destination Freedom Underground Railroad Tour Montrose
2026-06-27 10:00 | Susquehanna County Historical Society and Free Library Association, 18 Monument Square, Montrose, PA, 18801, United States
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Saturday, June 27th at 10 AM
The Endless Mountains Heritage Region has officially partnered with the Waverly Community House of Waverly, PA to bring its Destination Freedom: Underground Railroad Walking Tours to the counties of Bradford, Sullivan, Susquehanna, and Wyoming counties.
These tours explore the rich history of the Underground Railroad, the abolitionist movement of the 19th century, and the African-American community in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Destination Freedom program director, EJ Murphy, reached out to the EMHR in early 2025 and asked us to sponsor this expansion to our region. We immediately agreed and brought together various heritage partners like the Bradford County Historical Society, Sullivan County Historical Society, Susquehanna County Historical Society, the Center for Anti-Slavery Studies (CASS) in Montrose, and the historic Dennis Farm in Kinglsey, which was founded 1793 by Prince Perkins, a free African-American from Connecticut and Revolutionary War veteran whose descendants still own the 153-acre farm to this very day.
Walking tours will begin in the summer of 2026 in Towanda, Montrose, Tunkhannock, and at the Dennis Farm to highlight our region’s connections to the Underground Railroad while driving tours will begin in Sullivan County in the spring of 2027, taking participants along the historical “Genessee Road”, a route freedom seekers used to make their way north and escape fugitive slave hunters coming from the southern states.
The Waverly Community House and our heritage partners like our historical societies will be hosting the guided tours this summer and there are plenty of opportunities to learn about this fascinating history. Click the button to register.
You can also schedule a group walking tour by making an appointment with the Waverly Community House by calling (570) 586-8191. Tours are available through September 2026 and tours will commence again in May 2027.

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EMHR’s Summer Heritage Benefit Paddle
2026-07-11 08:00 | Bartolai Winery, 188 N Main St, Pittston, PA, 18640, United States
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July 11, 2026
Grab your paddle and get ready for Endless Mountains Heritage Region’s annual SummerHeritage Benefit Paddle! This event is on Saturday, July 11, with participants meeting atBartolai Winery at 188 N Main St, Pittston, PA 18640 by 8 a.m. Following a welcome and safetybriefing, we will be shuttled up to Susquehanna Kayak & Canoe Rentals in Falls (WyomingCounty). This trip will be an 11-mile paddle down the Susquehanna River from SKCR toBartolai, with a lunch stop in between.
Dinner will be catered by Art Coolbaugh and will be ready upon arrival at Bartolai, whereparticipants can also enjoy some local wines. John Marrow of the Scranton area will be themusical entertainment for the evening.
This event will benefit Patriot’s Cove in Noxen, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization innortheastern Pennsylvania and founded by a military veteran and his spouse to empowerother veterans, first responders, and their caregivers to heal and adapt to life after service.Throughout their 18-acre refuge, they provide restorative outdoor activities, environmentalservice projects, and educational events and retreats for caregivers. Patriot’s Cove founderJeff Swire will be the guest speaker for the event.
Participants are encouraged to bring appropriate clothing and footwear for that day’sweather, sunscreen, a sufficient supply of water, and a dry bag to keep their supplies in.While we will be providing dinner, please bring snacks or a sacked lunch for our time on theriver, as we will be stopping for a short break.
Registration for those who can bring their own kayak or canoe will be $60. The registrationfee not only covers the guided trip, but also shuttling, insurance, dinner, entertainment anda donation to Patriot’s Cove. An additional fee of $50 will be added for those renting asingle, or $70 for those renting a tandem kayak or canoe. Register for this paddle byMonday, July 6.

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EMHR’s North Branch Sojourn
2026-07-23 08:00 - 2026-07-26 13:00 | Endless Mountains Campground, 255 Catfish Ln, Laceyville, 18623, United States
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July 23-26, 2026
Take an epic four-day river adventure down the Susquehanna River’s North Branch with theEndless Mountains Heritage Region! We are bringing back our four-day North BranchSojourn on July 23-26, in partnership with Endless Mountains Outfitters and SusquehannaKayak & Canoe Rentals. This year’s route will begin at the French Azilum Historic Site inBradford County and go to Plains Township in Luzerne County for a total of 68 river miles!Participants are asked to arrive at Endless Mountains Campground (255 Catfish Ln,Laceyville, PA 18623) by 8 a.m. on July 23 to sign waivers and check in.
Paddlers who are traveling a distance have the option to camp overnight at EndlessMountains Campground the evening before on Wednesday, July 22.
The first evening of the sojourn, participants will camp at Endless Mountains Campgroundin Laceyville, the second evening, they will camp at Eaton Township’s property at the end ofNorth Eaton Road, and the third evening will have camping at Susquehanna Kayak & CanoeRentals in Falls Township. Participants will drive their vehicle to the next campsite eachmorning to ensure their vehicle is waiting for them when we get off the water at the end ofeach day’s trip. Each morning, they will be shuttled back up to the starting point for thatday’s river miles.
Those who do not wish to camp also have the option of making local accommodations forthemselves. EMHR has flexible options for partial rentals for this trip, which can be madethrough registration. We have single-day, two-day, three-day, and full four-day packagesthat can cater to your schedule. Feel free to call our office for more information orquestions: 570-265-1528. Register by Friday, July 17 for this event.Space is limited, so book your adventure now!

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EMHR’s Women on the Water Sojourn
2026-07-31 - 2026-08-02 | Camp Lackawanna, 1219 Vosburg-Neck Road, Tunkhannock, 18657, United States
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July 31-August 2
Calling all women who love exploring new hobbies and spending time outdoors! EndlessMountains Heritage Region is partnering with Susquehanna Kayak & Canoe Rentals andEndless Mountains Outfitters to present an exciting new event opportunity designed just forwomen. Women on the Water is a three-day paddling experience featuring engaging andeducational workshops that inspire participants while highlighting conservation efforts andoutdoor resources.
Camping accommodations each night will be at Camp Lackawanna, located at 1219Vosburg-Neck Road, Tunkhannock, PA 18657 at Merrill Lodge. There will be shared cabinswith up to 10 bunks available for an extra fee or you can bring your own tent and camp inthe field. Participants also have the option to meet at Camp Lackawanna the eveningbefore the first day’s paddle (Thursday, July 30) to set up their camp and settle in before anearly start the next morning. Thursday’s welcome activity will feature a night hike withKelley Stewart from Keystone College. Each morning will offer a wake-up yoga class to startyour day with stretches before heading to the Susquehanna River.
Workshops to look forward to: Wilderness survival, herbalism, essential oils, foraging, foodpreservation, how to plan a trip, fishing, a presentation by Daughters of the AmericanRevolution Tunkhannock Chapter, and more! This event will also feature keynote speakersto be announced at a later date.
The cost for the event will include guided trip, insurance, 3 meals for each days, workshops throughout the weekend, a commemorative event T-shirt, and other take home goodies. Kayak rental is available for an additional cost. Participants must be at least 16 years old. Registration is limited and closes on Friday, July 24, so reserve your spot now!

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Destination Freedom Underground Railroad Tour Montrose
2026-08-01 10:00 | Susquehanna County Historical Society and Free Library Association, 18 Monument Square, Montrose, PA, 18801, United States
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Saturday, August 1st at 10 AM
The Endless Mountains Heritage Region has officially partnered with the Waverly Community House of Waverly, PA to bring its Destination Freedom: Underground Railroad Walking Tours to the counties of Bradford, Sullivan, Susquehanna, and Wyoming counties.
These tours explore the rich history of the Underground Railroad, the abolitionist movement of the 19th century, and the African-American community in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Destination Freedom program director, EJ Murphy, reached out to the EMHR in early 2025 and asked us to sponsor this expansion to our region. We immediately agreed and brought together various heritage partners like the Bradford County Historical Society, Sullivan County Historical Society, Susquehanna County Historical Society, the Center for Anti-Slavery Studies (CASS) in Montrose, and the historic Dennis Farm in Kinglsey, which was founded 1793 by Prince Perkins, a free African-American from Connecticut and Revolutionary War veteran whose descendants still own the 153-acre farm to this very day.
Walking tours will begin in the summer of 2026 in Towanda, Montrose, Tunkhannock, and at the Dennis Farm to highlight our region’s connections to the Underground Railroad while driving tours will begin in Sullivan County in the spring of 2027, taking participants along the historical “Genessee Road”, a route freedom seekers used to make their way north and escape fugitive slave hunters coming from the southern states.
The Waverly Community House and our heritage partners like our historical societies will be hosting the guided tours this summer and there are plenty of opportunities to learn about this fascinating history. Click the button to register.
You can also schedule a group walking tour by making an appointment with the Waverly Community House by calling (570) 586-8191. Tours are available through September 2026 and tours will commence again in May 2027.

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EMHR’s Small Business Support Hikes: Salt Springs Park
2026-08-15 11:00 - 2026-08-16 13:00 | Wheaton House, 2305 Salt Springs Rd, Montrose, PA, 18801, United States
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August 15-16, 2026
Pack your bags for Endless Mountains Heritage Region’s second overnight hiking event, atSalt Springs Park in Susquehanna County on Saturday and Sunday, August 15 and 16!Participants should meet at Salt Springs State Park’s main park office, also known as thehistoric Wheaton House (GPS coordinates: 41.9119, -75.86553), on Saturday by 11 a.m. tosign in. Saturday. We will take our time and travel the 6-mile Salt Springs State Park OuterLoop Trail (considered difficult), and Sunday’s travels will be the Salt Springs State ParkLoop, about 3.5 miles and considered a moderate trek.
Hikers should wear appropriate clothing and footwear (hiking shoes or boots) and have asufficient supply of water with them for the duration of both days. Overnight supplies arealso needed to camp: a tent, sleeping bag, flashlights, etc. Participants will also beresponsible for lunch or snacks on the trail.
Registration costs for this event will be $20, which will cover the cost of dinner and helpsupport Anthony’s Restaurant in Montrose, along with a donation to Salt Springs Park,which is managed completely by the Friends of Salt Springs Park and volunteers. Registrationfor this weekend hiking event closes by Tuesday, August 11.

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Overnight Hike at Round Top Park in Athens
2026-09-19 11:00 - 2026-09-20 12:00 | Round Top Park, 2555 Round Top Rd, Athens, PA, 18810, United States
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Sept. 19 at 11 a.m. – Sept. 20 at 12 p.m.
Endless Mountains Heritage Region closes its overnight hiking events for 2026 at Round Top Park in Athens Township from Saturday, Sept. 19 to Sunday, Sept. 20.
Meet at the top of Round Top Park, 2555 Round Top Rd, Athens, PA 18810 (Pavillion 9, lower section of park) by 11 a.m. for registration on Saturday and check-in for the event. We will begin hiking promptly at 11:30 and travel throughout the park with a combination of several trails made by Athens Township Parks and Recreation.
This is a rare opportunity to in which the EMHR was given special permission to camp at Round Top Park and see the lights of Sayre and Athens area from the incredible scenic overlooks at night!
When returning from the first day’s hike, participants will enjoy dinner, provided by a local restaurant in Athens. We will also see a Radio-Controlled Flying Club demonstration from a local group in Athens and hear from Athens Township Parks & Recreation about their plans for Round Top Park in the future. The group will embark on a short morning hike on Sunday, Sept. 20 before departing.
Registration costs for this event will be $15, which will cover the cost of dinner and help support a local restaurant in the Athens area. Registration for this event closes by Tuesday, Sept. 15.

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Destination Freedom Underground Railroad Tour Tunkhannock
2026-09-26 10:00 | Dietrich Theatre, 60 East Tioga St, Tunkhannock, PA, 18657, United States
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Saturday, September 26th at 10 AM
The Endless Mountains Heritage Region has officially partnered with the Waverly Community House of Waverly, PA to bring its Destination Freedom: Underground Railroad Walking Tours to the counties of Bradford, Sullivan, Susquehanna, and Wyoming counties.
These tours explore the rich history of the Underground Railroad, the abolitionist movement of the 19th century, and the African-American community in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Destination Freedom program director, EJ Murphy, reached out to the EMHR in early 2025 and asked us to sponsor this expansion to our region. We immediately agreed and brought together various heritage partners like the Bradford County Historical Society, Sullivan County Historical Society, Susquehanna County Historical Society, the Center for Anti-Slavery Studies (CASS) in Montrose, and the historic Dennis Farm in Kinglsey, which was founded 1793 by Prince Perkins, a free African-American from Connecticut and Revolutionary War veteran whose descendants still own the 153-acre farm to this very day.
Walking tours will begin in the summer of 2026 in Towanda, Montrose, Tunkhannock, and at the Dennis Farm to highlight our region’s connections to the Underground Railroad while driving tours will begin in Sullivan County in the spring of 2027, taking participants along the historical “Genessee Road”, a route freedom seekers used to make their way north and escape fugitive slave hunters coming from the southern states.
The Waverly Community House and our heritage partners like our historical societies will be hosting the guided tours this summer and there are plenty of opportunities to learn about this fascinating history. Click the button to register.
You can also schedule a group walking tour by making an appointment with the Waverly Community House by calling (570) 586-8191. Tours are available through September 2026 and tours will commence again in May 2027.

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EMHR’s Mt. Pisgah State Park Night Hike
2026-09-26 19:00 | PA
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September 26, 2026
Grab your flashlight and head to Mt. Pisgah State Park for Endless Mountains HeritageRegion’s night hike on Saturday, Sept. 26. Participants will meet at the Nature Center at Mt.Pisgah State Park (41.807336, -76.667291) at 7 p.m. for registration and check in.
Participants can look at the moon through a telescope and join a guest educator fromCherry Springs State Park in viewing lunar natural features and discovering where moonlandings took place among them. After a brief presentation on the size and scale of themoon, embark on an amazing telescope tour of the moon’s surface. In the event of cloud-cover, we will offer a presentation on moon phases, moon formation, and moon landings.
Following the program will be a short 2.5-mile night walk on the Park’s “Oh! Susannah Trail”loop, which will take about an hour and a half to complete. Elevation gain for this loop isabout 173 feet. Hikers should wear appropriate clothing and footwear (hiking shoes orboots and a coat), a flashlight or headlamp, and a supply of water.
This program is free and open to the public, but we ask that you please register by Thursday,Sept. 24, for a head count for the program.

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EMHR’s Fall Heritage Benefit Paddle
2026-10-03 08:00 | Sayre Riverfront Park, 100 Riverfront Park Rd, Sayre, PA, 18840, United States
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October 3, 2026
Endless Mountains Heritage Region’s annual Fall Heritage Benefit Paddle returns onSaturday, Oct. 3, beginning in New York this year. View spectacular fall foliage of theSothern Tier of New York and NEPA during this 11-mile adventure that will begin in Nichols,NY! Participants are asked to meet at Sayre Riverfront Park (100 Riverfront Park Rd, SayrePa 18840) by 8 a.m. for registration check-in and to sign waivers. Following the welcomeand safety briefing, they will be shuttled to the Nichols launch in New York and get on theriver to paddle back to Sayre by mid-afternoon. After the paddle, participants will caravanover to Bluestone Brewery (18 Pitney St, South Waverly, PA 18840) for dinner andentertainment, which is included in your registration fee.
This event will benefit the Sayre Historical Society, formed in 1989, to preserve the richhistory of Sayre and the surrounding area.
Participants are encouraged to bring appropriate clothing and footwear for that day’sweather, sunscreen, a sufficient supply of water, any snacks desired, and a dry bag to keeptheir supplies in.
Registration costs are $60 for those bringing their own kayak. The registration fee for thisevent includes a donation to the Sayre Historical Society, insurance, dinner from BluestoneBrewing, and educational programming. Those needing to rent a watercraft have the optionof a single-day kayak rental for $50 or $70 for those renting a tandem kayak or canoe.Register by Monday, September 28.

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A Walk in Penns Woods at the Mokoma Conservancy
2026-10-04 11:00 | Makoma Conservancy, 6 Gate Road, LaPorte, PA, 18626, United States
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Oct. 4, 2026
Join Endless Mountains Heritage Region as we celebrate our second year of participating inA Walk in Penns Woods! Started by the PA Forestry Association, A Walk in Penn’s Woods isa state-wide initiative to get residents of Pennsylvania in the woods on Sunday, Oct. 4, anannual event. A Walk in Penns Woods teaches participants how their local woods functionand gives them an understanding and new appreciation for wildlife. For more informationon the state-wide event, go to https://paforestry.org/walk-in-penns-woods.
Hikers should wear appropriate clothing and footwear (hiking shoes or boots) and have asufficient supply of water with them. This hike will be during archery hunting season, andwe ask that you please bring an orange vest or shirt with you.
This event will start at 11 a.m. at Mokoma Conservancy in Sullivan County, just outside ofLaPorte. The mileage for this hike will be approximately 3 miles. Please meet at 6 GateRoad, LaPorte, Pa 18626 on or before 11 a.m. During the hike, participants will hear fromMokoma Conservancy staff, updating them about what programs Mokoma offers.Participants have the option of meeting for dinner at a local restaurant following the hike.Please register by Thursday, Oct. 1, for the hike.

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EMHR’s Vosburg Neck State Park Night Hike
2026-10-24 19:30 | Vosburg Neck, 470 Vosburg Rd, Tunkhannock, PA, 18657, United States
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October 24, 2026
Join Endless Mountains Heritage Region and Vosburg Neck DCNR officials for another nighthike on Saturday, October 24! Participants should meet at 470 Vosburg Rd, Tunkhannock,PA 18657 by 7:30 p.m. for sign-in and to receive a FREE glowstick!
Vosburg Neck’s DCNR Environmental Education Specialist Amanda Kiernan will lead thegroup on a four-mile hike combining the Canal, Eagle and River Trails of Vosburg Neck StatePark. The trails are relatively level but will see some uphill and downhill on Vosburg Road.Overall, the loop will be an easy hike for participants. The different landscapes participantswill see will be woodland, farmland and the Susquehanna River. Hikers are encouraged tobring a sufficient supply of water for a couple of hours, and appropriate clothing andfootwear (hiking shoes or boots) for the weather and the evening-time.
According to the Farmer’s Almanac, October’s full moon is called the Hunter’s Moonbecause it falls closest to the autumnal equinox. Other names for this moon include the“Travel Moon” and the “Dying Grass Moon.” Learn more about other moon-related factsduring the event!
This exciting event is free and open to the public, but we ask that you please register so wecan get a headcount for glowsticks and prepare with enough guides on the trail.Registration for this event closes on Thursday, Oct. 22.

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