Here are two views of Breeze Point
Landing in Warren, Pennsylvania, which
was featured in the New York Times in
its Great Homes and Destinations
section.
Warren has been called a potential
"tourist mecca" by one local government
planning group. A Hampton Inn was just
built north of the city and a Comfort Inn is
scheduled to start construction
downtown. This is all part of a local
tourist organization's work to institute a
3-year plan to refurbish the area.
Warren County has some of the least
developed tourist industry in the state.
Among unlimited popular outdoor
activities are hunting, fishing, hiking,
canoeing, bicycle touring, ATV trail riding,
horseback riding, snowmobiling and
camping in the half-million acre woods.
Landing in Warren, Pennsylvania, which
was featured in the New York Times in
its Great Homes and Destinations
section.
Warren has been called a potential
"tourist mecca" by one local government
planning group. A Hampton Inn was just
built north of the city and a Comfort Inn is
scheduled to start construction
downtown. This is all part of a local
tourist organization's work to institute a
3-year plan to refurbish the area.
Warren County has some of the least
developed tourist industry in the state.
Among unlimited popular outdoor
activities are hunting, fishing, hiking,
canoeing, bicycle touring, ATV trail riding,
horseback riding, snowmobiling and
camping in the half-million acre woods.
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Tradition continues at Breeze Point Landing
Waterfront condos on the Allegheny River
| Photos of Breeze Point Landing by Sofia Lareau, Copyright 2008 |
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The U.S. Canoe Association held its
fourth national competition here in
August of 2009. (Continued on next page.)
fourth national competition here in
August of 2009. (Continued on next page.)
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