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Destinations in this Roadtrip:

• Best Western Lock Haven
  Enjoy your stay in scenic Lock Haven at the Best Western. This family-friendly hotel features a free, deluxe continental breakfast. Relax with the free H.B.O. in every room or workout in the exercise room. A guest laundry facility is also available. Ask about our A.A.R.P. discounts. For reservations, call 800-528-1234.
• Clinton County Historical Society/Heisey Museum
  Canal Park, located in the heart of Lock Havens Historic District, is on the original site of the Bald Eagle Cross-Cut Canal. This was a part of the West Branch Division of the Pennsylvania Canal. The canal served as the connection between the Bald Eagle Creek and the West Branch of the Susquehanna River. Constructed in 1834 and in use until the Great Flood of 1889, this section of the canal is a permanent monument to the builders and the commerce of the Canal Era in Pennsylvania. A visit to the Heisey Museum, at 362 East Water Street in Lock Haven, will give you insight to the Canal and the Lumbering Era in Lock Haven.
• Benjie's Six Pack & Sandwiches
• Millbrook Art Gallery
  The Millbrook Art Gallery features a variety of artwork from regional artists along with a variety of arts-related services.
• Piper Aviation Museum
  Located at the William T. Piper Memorial Airport in Lock Haven. Learn some aviation history and the story of the Piper Cubs "the planes that taught America how to fly" at this museum dedicated to the dream and vision of William T. Piper. Known as the "Henry Ford of Aviation" of small aircraft, because Piper manufactured more planes any anyone in the world at that time. Witness the beauty and science of flight and take a journey through time with the Piper Aviation Museum. Try our flight simulator and stop in the shop for some gifts. Our hours of operation are Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m., Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., and Sunday 12:00 noon - 4:00 p.m.
• Original League Inc. "The Birthplace of Little League Baseball"
  Birthplace of Little League Baseball and host of the Little League World Series from 1947 to 1958.
• Bavarian Barbarian Brewing Company
• Millionaires' Row
  During the Victorian era, lumber barons in Williamsport built their homes along Millionaires' Row. Many of these architectural landmarks have been preserved and are now private homes, offices, restaurants, or bed and breakfast lodgings. The Peter Herdic House, named for one of the most famous lumber barons of the late 1800s, has been renovated into one of the area's finest restaurants and is especially spectacular at the holiday season.