ATTRACTIONS & TOURISM
We received a report this morning that there is a large tree down totally blocking the trail between miles 6 and 7 just upstream from the Lawsonham trailhead. Please exercise caution. We'll post when we are able to clear the trail. Thank you for your patience.
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Please take a few minutes today or tomorrow, March 20th, to take a short survey at tinyurl.com/ncpaceds.
In order to get grants for further trail development, including expanding trail connections from Redbank Valley Trails to Brockway and developing the north eastern portion of the PA Wilds Loop, it is important that plans are included in the North Central Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy. See the article for more information. Your participation is appreciated.
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Mother Nature has been busy pruning trees along the trail with lots of wind! If you see any downed trees or large limbs that require chain saws, please report the location, size (diameter of trunk and length) and type of tree and whether it blocks the whole trail at [email protected]. A picture would be most helpful. Why the type - it's harder to clear a pine with lots of branches and sap or a cherry than a maple or other type. That information helps us send the closest volunteer and the necessary equipment. All help is appreciated in clearing smaller sticks from the trail. Please throw them to the creek side and not in the ditch on the side away from the creek. Thank you!
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RVTA is blessed to have a great group of people as our active and involved board of directors. We are blessed with our much appreciated volunteers who always answer the call to help with downed trees and other maintenance needs and all of our members and supporters who provide financial support. Volunteers and donations are always welcomed and appreciated. Board members pictured are Phil Hynes, Ty Poster, Galen Shirey, Steve Wiencek, Sandy Mateer, John Phillips, Diane Corsini, Terry Schuckers and Bernie Marocco. Thank you all for your service and support.
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The Police Association Snow Be Gone 50/50 pool ends on Monday. Get your guesses in soon at local banks, the Police Station, Mayport Shell and Evermoore's. We still have piles of snow yet to melt.
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A little review of history. Thanks to PEC, AVLT and DCNR for their assistance.
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Reports are that cross country skiing on the trail is great, especially between Coder and Baxter and below Liberty Street in New Bethlehem. Getting over plowed snow at street intersections is still an issue. Have fun and make sure someone knows where and when you are out.
For walkers, please don't walk in the set ski tracks. Thanks!
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When will the snow piles all be gone from the old freight yard by the bears? Join in the 50/50 pool by purchasing a ticket for $5 and placing a guess as to when the snow will all be gone. Proceeds will benefit the Southern Clarion Police Association to help buy equipment for the Southern Clarion County Regional Police Department. Contest closes on March 9th. Tickets are available at FUN and CCCB banks, Evermoore's, the police station, trail office or from SCPA members.
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The link below is an interview with Dale Rogers, the talented metal sculptor who produced most of the sculptures on the Redbank Valley Trails. His story is inspirational for students who may struggle with learning disabilities and for aspiring artists.
www.theartscouncil.net/news/artist-interview-dale-rogers?fbclid=IwY2xjawP5uFVleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicml...
Artist Interview: Dale Rogers — The Arts Council
www.theartscouncil.net
The Arts Council met with Dale Rogers, a metal sculptor from Massachusetts, on his journey as an artist. His work American Dog is placed in Midland located next to the dog park and Nofo Brewing Compan...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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Explore attractions & tourism in the New Bethlehem area and Redbank Valley community, including the New Bethlehem Town Center (visitors center, art gallery, history museum, etc.), Redbank Valley Trail, Redbank Valley Creek, Redbank Valley Municipal Park and more! The Redbank Valley is a great place to enjoy hunting, fishing, kayaking, canoeing, camping etc. See ‘Attractions links‘ on this page.
Redbank Valley Trails Association
301 Broad Street
New Bethlehem, PA 16242
P: 814.275.3421
E: [email protected]
W: www.RedbankValleyTrails.org
Redbank Valley Municipal Park
137 Park Roud
Fairmount City, PA 16224
P: 814.365.5924
E: [email protected]
W: www.RedbankPark.com
Gumtown Memorial Park
Water Street
New Bethlehem, PA 16242
P: 814.229.7285
Paul’s Pumpkin Patch
175 Marks Ln.
Fairmount City, PA 16224
P: 814.365.5161
Redbank Valley Outfitters
123 Camp Road
Adrian, PA 16210
P: 814.229.3621
W: www.RedbankValleyOutfitters.com
Multipurpose Court & Boat Launch
Water Street
New Bethlehem, PA 16242
P: 814.275.2003
E: [email protected]
W: www.NewBethlehemBoro.com
Brick House Bed & Breakfast
595 Oak Ridge Rd.
Oak Ridge, PA 16245
P: 814.227.3567
E: [email protected]
W: www.BrickhouseBandB.com
Hunters Moon Lodge Bed & Breakfast
4365 Climax Rd.
New Bethlehem, PA 16242
P: 814.275.3153
E: [email protected]
W: www.HuntersMoonLodgeBandB.com