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Travel Guide
Covered Bridge Map
Homegrown in the Valleys
Susquehanna River Paddling Guide
Columbia-Montour Outdoor Recreation Map
Wine & Spirits Trail
Historic Bloomsburg Walking Tour
Historic Danville Walking Tour
Historic Berwick Walking Tour
Antiquing

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Publications

Columbia-Montour Visitors Bureau 2024 Visitor’s Guide

Our 2024 Guide takes the shape of a magazine-style image piece, filled with plenty of stunning photos as well as regional features and highlights showcasing all that our area has to offer. Additionally, you’ll be able to view listings of all of our member businesses and utilize the helpful contact information to begin planning your travels.

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Quarterly Digital Magazine: January – March 2024

Enjoy a quarterly snapshot of our region with the latest edition of our quarterly digital magazine! Want to read a past edition? Click here to peruse our digital archive.

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Covered Bridges of Columbia & Montour Counties

A driving map of all 25 Covered Bridges in Columbia and Montour counties. Spend the day meandering through the many covered bridges and rolling farmlands of the area. Take a historical and educational journey through covered bridges built on hard work, craftsmanship and determination.

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Outdoor Recreation Map

Spring, summer, fall, or winter, Columbia and Montour counties offers a wide variety of activities for the outdoor enthusiast. This comprehensive map of outdoor recreation in Columbia & Montour Counties includes hiking & biking trails, county and state parks, state gamelands, fishing and boating access information, and more. One side features a countywide map as well as various detail blow-up sections, while the other side features a grid that provides a very detailed breakdown of amenities and offerings at each park/recreation spot in the counties. Looking for a park that allows dogs? Need a good picnic spot with charcoal grills? Or perhaps you want to play disc golf with friends? Use the map/grid to find your next adventure!

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Homegrown in the Valleys

This full-color agritourism map is your resource for locating farm fresh foods, value-added products and agritourism experiences throughout the Valleys of the Susquehanna 5-county region. In this guide you’ll find opportunities to explore the beauty and bounty of the region, from farm stands and farmers markets to wineries and pick-your-own farms. Whether you’re on the hunt for a specific product or taking your time to explore the countryside, this guide will help you find what you are looking for!

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Wineries of Columbia & Montour Counties

This year, come to Columbia & Montour counties to enjoy a festive trip through the heart of the Central PA countryside. Along the way, stop at eight fantastic local wineries and enjoy exquisitely-crafted local wine. Throughout the year, the wineries will host specialty events with special seasonal pairings and chances to win wine-themed prize baskets. Download our winery guide today and begin planning your wine-themed adventure!

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Antiquing in Columbia and Montour Counties

Create your own antique road trip in the scenic countryside of Columbia and Montour counties where you’ll discover why many East Coast dealers buy their antiques from PA antique dealers.

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Quality Living Relocation Guide

This publication is complete with high quality images and detailed information about Columbia and Montour counties. The 48-page guide showcases everything that makes the area a desirable place to live, work, visit, and enjoy.

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Walk Bloomsburg

Bloomsburg’s Historic District offers a wealth of visual delights to sharp-eyed observers. This booklet outlines two Self-Guided Walking Tours to highlight some of the outstanding features of Main Street and the adjacent residential areas.

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Walk Danville

Friendly neighborhoods and quaint shops of Danville await your discovery as you stroll through the streets of our community. This is a self-guided walking tour of historic Downtown Danville and the surrounding historic districts.

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Walk Berwick

Berwick was originally founded in 1786 by Evan Owen, an English Quaker. He began to plot out and survey lots as early as 1780. Berwick’s Walking Tour is 1.5 miles of some of the most historic homes, buildings, and residences of several influential individuals who settled here throughout its more than 200-year history. The walking time is a little more than an hour.

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Public Access Guide for Fishing

Map and public access guide for Fishing Creek, Little Fishing Creek & Huntington Creek. Your guide to reeling in the big one!

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Bike Routes in Columbia and Montour Counties

Spend a day, or weekend, exploring the tree lined streets, back country roads and hidden trails that Columbia and Montour Counties have to offer. This PDF contains turn-by-turn directions and maps for 16 different bike routes in our region.

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Post Office Art Road Trip

One of the many pleasures of visiting our region is walking around our traditional town centers. Each has its own assortment of commercial and residential buildings, but the one feature we all have in common is the post office, which was intended to be a “federal presence” in the heart of the community. Venture inside the post offices and you may be surprised to find beautiful and significant works of art usually found in galleries and museums. Such works of art were created during the New Deal Era when the federal government commissioned artists to create murals and sculpture inspired by the community in which they were displayed.

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