Benson PennsylvaniaATTRACTIONS & THINGS TO DO

Ricketts Glen State Park offers visitors a stunning array of waterfalls and hiking trails nestled in the Appalachian Mountains. Travelers can experience the beauty of the ancient forest and dramatic cascades while exploring over 26 miles of trails suitable for all skill levels.

Retherford's Village Produce and Antiques delights shoppers with a charming selection of local produce and vintage collectibles. Visitors can browse through unique antique finds while also picking up fresh, locally-grown fruits and vegetables in this community marketplace.

Colonel Ricketts Hard Cider offers a taste of Pennsylvania's apple-growing heritage through their artisanal cider production. Visitors can sample a variety of crisp, refreshing hard ciders made from locally-sourced apples while learning about the cider-making process.

The Bakery Complex welcomes visitors to experience a charming historic building transformed into a culinary destination. Guests can enjoy freshly baked goods and local specialties while appreciating the preserved architecture of this community landmark.

Benton Farmers' Market brings together local growers and artisans offering the freshest seasonal produce and handcrafted items. Visitors can connect with local farmers, sample regional specialties, and purchase farm-to-table ingredients in this vibrant community gathering spot.

Brace's Stables provides memorable horseback riding experiences for visitors of all skill levels in the picturesque Pennsylvania countryside. Guests can enjoy guided trail rides through scenic woodland paths and rolling meadows, offering a peaceful way to connect with nature.

Mill Race Golf Resort offers golfers a challenging course set among the beautiful natural landscape of northeastern Pennsylvania. Players can enjoy well-maintained fairways and greens while taking in panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and countryside.

Ganoga Lake provides a tranquil retreat for fishing, kayaking, and nature appreciation in a peaceful mountain setting. Visitors can spot diverse wildlife while enjoying the crystal-clear waters of this natural lake surrounded by lush forest and hiking trails.

The Cook Forest Fire Tower stands 87 feet tall, offering breathtaking panoramic views extending up to 20 miles across the Clarion River Valley. Visitors can climb to the observation platform more than 1600 feet above sea level for an unforgettable vista of the surrounding forest landscape.

Longfellow Trail guides hikers through Cook Forest's renowned Forest Cathedral, home to some of the tallest trees in the northeastern United States. Nature enthusiasts can walk among ancient old-growth pines and hemlocks that create a majestic, cathedral-like atmosphere in this pristine ecosystem.

Umbrella Rocks features an impressive arrangement of uniquely shaped rock formations accessible via a short hiking trail. Adventurers can explore the area's interesting geological features, discover hidden caves, and even participate in geocaching activities among these natural wonders.

Beartown Rocks amazes visitors with its collection of house-sized boulders scattered throughout a forested landscape with breathtaking scenic views. Adventure seekers can climb among these massive rock formations, hike the surrounding trails, and discover one of Clear Creek's best-kept natural secrets.

Scripture Rocks Heritage Park preserves over 70 unique boulders engraved with biblical inscriptions carved in the early 1900s, scattered throughout a 4-acre park. Visitors can follow the 1-mile walking trail with information guides to discover these fascinating historical artifacts while enjoying pet-friendly paths and convenient picnic areas.

Mason Hill Overlook, known locally as "top of the world," rewards hikers with spectacular panoramic vistas of the surrounding Pennsylvania wilderness. Visitors following the Fred Woods Trail can discover unique rock formations along the way before reaching this breathtaking viewpoint in Cameron County.

Straub Brewery invites visitors to explore a family-owned brewing tradition that dates back to 1872 through free guided tours of their historic facility. Guests can learn about the brewing process, experience the brewery's commitment to being "Honestly Fresh and Fiercely Independent," and enjoy a complimentary sample from the famous Eternal Tap.