Union County 6

6 places to explore in Union County, Pennsylvania — part of the Valleys of the Susquehanna region.

  • Mifflinburg Buggy Museum

    History museum · Mifflinburg, Union County

    Preserved almost as its workers left it around 1920, this buggy factory still holds its tools, belts, machinery and parts, recalling the town's days as 'Buggy Town.'

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  • Lewisburg

    Town · Lewisburg, Union County

    A Susquehanna river town and home of Bucknell University, with a handsome Victorian Market Street, an Art Deco movie house and a riverside park.

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  • Raymond B. Winter State Park

    State park · Hartley Township, Union County · 669 acres

    Cold mountain springs feed Halfway Lake behind a stone dam laid by the Civilian Conservation Corps, making a bracing swimming hole in the forest, with trails up the surrounding ridges.

  • Sand Bridge State Park

    State park · Lewis Township, Union County · 3 acres

    Rapid Run tumbles past this tiny roadside picnic grove, a peaceful stop on the winding mountain road through Bald Eagle State Forest.

  • Bald Eagle State Forest

    State forest · Hartley Township, Union County · 194,548 acres

    Ridge after forested ridge in the heart of the state, with the Mid State Trail, trout water on Penns and White Deer creeks, and old-growth hemlocks in the Snyder-Middleswarth Natural Area.

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  • Clyde Peeling's Reptiland

    Reptile zoo · Gregg Township, Union County

    Cobras, alligators, giant tortoises and Komodo dragons star at this accredited zoo devoted to reptiles and amphibians, along with live presentations by keepers.