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Rich Valley Apiary
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Visit our Shops
Products made by PA Wilds artisans can also be found at stores called PA Wilds Conservation Shops. These shops are tied to state parks in the PA Wilds, providing opportunities for you to “take home a piece of the PA Wilds” while exploring some of the region’s top destinations.
PA Wilds Conservation Shops
PA Wilds Conservation Shop at Kinzua Bridge State Park
Allegheny National Forest + Surrounds
The inaugural PA Wilds Conservation Shop opened at Kinzua Bridge State Park in August 2016. After exploring the height and hikes surrounding the Kinzua Skywalk, meander through the visitor center to visit the Conservation Shop and enjoy educational displays about the location’s history. This is a must-see destination in the Allegheny National Forest + Surrounds landscape of the PA Wilds. The PA Wilds Conservation Shop at Kinzua Bridge offers many products that are specific to the area, such as t-shirts, postcards, magnets, pins and artwork that reflect the history and beauty of the bridge, along with many other products from around the PA Wilds region. Add a gift-giving destination statement, not just for tourists. The visitor center is open year-round with seasonal hours.
PA Wilds Conservation Shop at Leonard Harrison State Park
Pine Creek Valley + PA Grand Canyon
The second PA Wilds Conservation Shop opened at Leonard Harrison in June 2021. It’s a perfect starting point for your trip to the Pine Creek Valley + PA Grand Canyon landscape of the PA Wilds. Pop into the shop before or after taking in the sights from the east rim of the PA Grand Canyon. From there, try hiking down to the valley floor to witness waterfalls along the way and explore the Pine Creek Rail Trail. The PA Wilds Conservation Shop at Leonard Harrison is open seasonally and offers products such as t-shirts, magnets, postcards, books, patches and artwork that are inspired by the thrilling beauty of the PA Grand Canyon area and PA Wilds region.
Community Market Partnership Shops
Travelers can also find products designed and handcrafted in the PA Wilds in Lock Haven and Williamsport where, as a vendor and community partner, PA Wilds branded goods are sold. Although these shops are not operated by PA Wilds staff, they are supportive and proud partners of the PA Wilds mission to integrate conservation and economic development in a way that strengthens and inspires PA Wilds communities.
Lycoming County Visitors Center
Pine Creek Valley
This satellite shop opened in April 2018 in Williamsport, the largest city in the Pennsylvania Wilds. Tens of thousands of people live in the city, and many more visit throughout the year for some of its signature events, including Little League Baseball, which hosts international teams. Products are geared toward the local natural assets and themes, such as baseball tees and gear reminiscent of the Pine Creek Rail Trail, a 63-mile bike trail with a terminus in Lycoming County, as well as PA Wilds branded merchandise.
Bradford Regional Airport Kiosk
Allegheny National Forest & Surrounds
The PA Wilds Conservation Shop Kiosk at Bradford Regional Airport helps travelers orient themselves to the Pennsylvania Wilds when they land in Bradford. A room inside the entrance of the airport showcases products that were made by PA Wilds artisans and reflect the region. A tablet allows visitors to peruse things to see and do in PAWilds.com and find regionally made wares at ShopThePAWilds.com. No physical sales currently take place at the site.
Wilds on Main in Lock Haven
I-80 Frontier
Opening at the end of 2022, the Wilds on Main store resides in the Downtown Lock Haven, Inc. office. Some of the products include Sue’s Salves and Island Road Honey, companies that are based in Clinton County. Other products made in the 13-county PA Wilds region are available as well, including items featuring the PA Wilds logo. Downtown Lock Haven, Inc. has agreed to utilize 80 percent of any sales made in order to reinvest in the WCO and PA Wilds makers.
Experience Our Landscapes
The PA Wilds region is a large region covering a quarter of the Commonwealth. Our communities share a rich lumber, conservation and cultural heritage. However, there are also sub-regions in the PA Wilds, known as Landscapes, that have their own unique character and place-specific experiences. Each of our Landscapes has its own remarkable assets and identity. And they can make your trip planning (and shopping) even easier!
Allegheny National Forest + Surrounds
Elk Country
Cook Forest + The Ancients
Dark Skies
I-80 Frontier
