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SUMMARY:EMHR’s Women on the Water Sojourn
DESCRIPTION:Join Waitlist\n			\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				** Registration is currently full.  If interested\, please join the waitlist. \nJuly 31-August 2 \nCalling 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. \nCamping 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. \nWorkshops 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. \nThe 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! \n			\n				Join Waitlist
URL:https://emheritage.org/event/emhrs-women-on-the-water-sojourn/
LOCATION:Camp Lackawanna\, 1219 Vosburg-Neck Road\, Tunkhannock\, 18657\, United States
CATEGORIES:Events with Camping Options,Paddle,Sojourn
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SUMMARY:Destination Freedom Underground Railroad Tour Montrose
DESCRIPTION:Register\n			\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				Saturday\, August 1st at 10 AM \nThe 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. \nThese 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. \nWalking 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. \nThe 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. \nYou 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. \n			\n				Register
URL:https://emheritage.org/event/destination-freedom-underground-railroad-tour-montrose-2/
LOCATION:Center for Anti-Slavery Studies (CASS)\, 395 Church Street\, Montrose\, Pennsylvania\, 18801
CATEGORIES:Destination Freedom Underground Railroad Tours
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SUMMARY:EMHR’s Small Business Support Hikes: Salt Springs Park
DESCRIPTION:Register\n			\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				August 15-16\, 2026 \nPack your bags for Endless Mountains Heritage Region’s second overnight hiking event\, at Salt Springs Park in Susquehanna County on Saturday and Sunday\, August 15 and 16! This event will host two guided hiking events on Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday\, participants will explore the eastern portion of Salt Springs Park\, with about 5 miles of combined trails\, with moderate incline and views of waterfalls on the way back to the starting point. Sunday’s hike will explore the western portion of the park\, with about 3 ½ miles of combined trails. \nParticipants should meet at Salt Springs State Park’s main park office\, also known as thehistoric Wheaton House at 2305 Salt Springs Rd\, Montrose\, PA 18801 (GPS coordinates: 41.9119\, -75.86553)\, on Saturday by 11 a.m. to sign in. When preparing for this event\, hikers should wear appropriate clothing for the weather and footwear (hiking shoes or boots). It is also important to remember a sufficient supply of water for the duration of both days\, though a refill station will be available Saturday just in case. Any snacks or lunch desired for refueling on the trail will need to be brought by the participant. \nCamping for this event is optional. For those planning to camp\, overnight supplies are also needed to camp: a tent\, sleeping bag\, flashlights\, etc. EMHR will provide a detailed packing list for all participants before the event. \nEMHR would like to thank our partners for this event\, Susquehanna County Historical Society\, who will provide an educational presentation with the theme of Native American and early white settler history for Susquehanna County\, in honor of America250. \nRegistration costs for this event will be $15\, 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. Registration for this weekend hiking event closes by Tuesday\, August 11. \nAny questions or concerns about this event may be directed to EMHR’s programming Development Associate\, Rachel Flad at rflad@emheritage.org. \n			\n				Register
URL:https://emheritage.org/event/emhrs-small-business-support-hikes-salt-springs-park/
LOCATION:Wheaton House\, 2305 Salt Springs Rd\, Montrose\, PA\, 18801\, United States
CATEGORIES:Events with Camping Options,Hiking
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SUMMARY:Destination Freedom Underground Railroad Tour Towanda October
DESCRIPTION:Register\n			\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				Saturday\, October 24th at 10 AM \nThe 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. \nThese 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. \nWalking 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. \nThe 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: \nInterested 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. \nYou 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. \n			\n				Register
URL:https://emheritage.org/event/destination-freedom-underground-railroad-tour-towanda-october/
LOCATION:Bradford County Historical Society\, 109 Pine St\, Towanda\, PA\, 18848\, United States
CATEGORIES:Destination Freedom Underground Railroad Tours
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