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The 7 Best Things to Do in Wyalusing, United States
Wyalusing in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Geologic Formations. Discover best things to do in Wyalusing with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Wyalusing
1. Wyalusing Rocks
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By DOUGANDPOLLY - GRAND ISLAND
this whole stretch of route 6, one of the east's most scenic blacktops, abounds with views such as this and if travelling this way, be sure to allow an extra hour for stops and wows
2. Endless Mountains Outfitters
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By jbzfarm - Central Pennsylvania
Great folks, good equipment, wonderful hospitality...they know the area, the river and how to help. They are just good people looking to provide a great service along this beautiful stretch of river. I've paddled all my life and would easily recommend them for your long or short trip needs!
3. French Azilum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By ChocolateCzar - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Everyone knows about the French Revolution but hardly anyone knows where the aristocrats were heading when they planned to leave France. They knew that they needed to get out of town and in a hurry and so they sent scouts out to find a place to resettle. Low and behold, it was decided that what would become Bradford Co. PA, USA was the place to go. Well, as you know they did not make it but how local history would be changed if they had.
Many families settled in the northern wilderness of Bradford Co. PA, and soon several small shops, a schoolhouse, a chapel and a theater appeared in the market square. A gristmill, blacksmith shop and a distillery were built, cattle and sheep were kept, and fruit trees and gardens were planted. But by the turn of 17 into the 1800s, money dried up and the community disappeared back from winze it came. Many of the exiles moved to southern cities such as Charleston, Savannah and New Orleans. After Napoleon made it possible for exiles to return to France, many did.
Today, there are large open fields and several out buildings. The largest building, "La Grande Maison", is a two-story log structure 84 feet long and 60 feet wide. It is rumored, but no way to prove, that it was to be for the Queen. The "LaPorte House", built in 1836, includes delicately painted ceilings and interior decor which reflect the French influence, and acts as a museum. An original foundation has been left exposed for public viewing and a reconstructed log cabin, circa 1790, also serves as a small museum. Guided tours of the LaPorte house are available as well as a self-guided tour of over 20 acres (81,000 m2) of the original settlement,
For those who love antiques, houses and other history buffs, this is a pilgrimage that must be made.
4. Oldest House, Laceyville, Pennsylvania
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By robcurtross - New York City, New York
The house was closed when I stopped by after having lunch.
However the lawn is very well-maintained, and I enjoyed sitting on the back porch and watching the world go by for a few minutes.
A neighbor came by a few minutes later and we had a nice chat about the history of the building and some of the contents, which I could see through the windows.
She also told me that at Christmas time the house is really beautiful; the caretakers serve a Christmas tea to visitors.
5. Marie Antoinette Lookout
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By robcurtross - New York City, New York
This stop is located just off Route six and directly opposite and far above the French Azilum in Towanda.
Foliage blocks the actual site during many months of the year, but the views of the river are incredible.
The site has a small bar that serves mediocre food but excellent beer.
6. Grovedale Winery & Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5 based on 10 reviews
Grovedale Winery is located in Wyalusing, PA on a beautiful and historical piece of land that has been in our family since 1812. We would love to share its history and our unique wines with your family.We have eight acres of vines planted with nine varieties of Minnesota and Vinifera grapes. Our wine selection includes dry reds/whites, semi-dry wines, and a variety of sweet wines.
Reviewed By Linda N - Wyalusing, Pennsylvania
Wow. Stopped for a leisurely drink in the afternoon. Ordered a cheese, cracker, and fruit plate - it was tremendous! We highly recommend it. Sipped a few wines then took a case of Riesling and Tetra. Great time!
7. Wyalusing Valley Museum
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