Back Roads & Main Streets

Some trips are better without a checklist. Pick a town. Wander the main street. Stop for lunch. Browse a shop you didn’t know was there. Then take the back road…

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Follow the stories of susqco

The Susquehanna County Heritage Trail Returns October 3–4 History has a way of hiding in plain sight along Susquehanna County’s back roads, Main Streets and rolling hills. On October 3…

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heritage & local history

Starruccua Viaduct

You don’t have to go far in Susquehanna County to run into something with a story.
A farm that has belonged to the same family for more than two centuries. A stone railroad viaduct still carrying trains after more than 175 years. A one-room schoolhouse. A Civil War-era orphan school. Small museums filled with the things people used, made and left behind.
Our history isn’t tucked away in one place. It’s scattered across the county—in town squares, along old railroad lines, on family farms and inside buildings that have outlasted the people who built them.
The Susquehanna County Heritage Trail brings some of those places together.

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Take the Scenic Route

At the top of the Pennsylvania’s Endless Mountains, Susquehanna County offers a different kind of summer getaway—one where you can spend the day exactly how you want.

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Red, White & Summer

There’s something about summer in Susquehanna County that feels timeless. Maybe it’s the sound of bicycles rolling down the D&H Rail-Trail, fireworks echoing across the hills in Montrose, or neighbors…

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Spring Shows Up(and So Should You)

The boots are (finally) back by the door and Susquehanna County is waking up in all the right ways. Spring starts with dirt under your nails at Spring Garden Day—swapping…

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Winter Adventure, Spring Anticipation

This time of year feels like a celebration in motion — bright blue skies over snow-covered hills, longer afternoons hinting at what’s ahead, and the perfect balance between winter adventure…

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