Benezette
Discover Benezette
Benezette is the ”Elk Capital of Pennsylvania” and is located in the heart of the state’s wild elk herd, now numbering nearly 1,400 majestic animals. The best spot to start an elk viewing adventure is at the Elk Country Visitor Center on Winslow Hill. The Mt. Zion Historical Park near Benezette is a beautiful and quiet place with an honor walkway and Civil War, Veterans, and Boy Scout memorials. The nearby Quehanna Wild Area features a spectacular White Birch grove in the Marion Brooks Natural Area.
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Vintage restored 1890s rail-side retreat in Elk Country. Pet-friendly with fenced yard, cozy charm, near prime elk viewing, ATV, hiking trails, wineries, PA Wilds adventures. Sleeps 12.
Offering a serene escape for wildlife enthusiasts to camp, fish, view elk, and relax in the mountains, along the stream, and by the campfire.
Three bedrooms, sleeps five people. Fully equipped kitchen, washer and dryer, bathroom with tub and shower, fully furnished living room, and DVD player.
Three secluded cabins just off Route 555 located in the heart of Elk Country, near trails, kayaking, wildlife viewing areas, restaurants, and more. Open year round.
Nestled in Allegheny Mountains and the heart of the Pennsylvania Elk Range. The lodge comfortably sleeps (20). Beautiful outside entertaining area including deck, fire pit and pavillion.
PROTECT, SUPPORTS, ENHANCE, OPEN. RMEF maintains that Hunting is Conservation. Hunter and hunting generate vital funding for Pennsylvania and nationwide land and wildlife conservation work.
Great tasting flavored and clear moonshine in the heart of Elk Country. While visiting the elk, stop in for a taste.
This beautiful cabin is built on Medix Run. Enjoy the sounds of the stream from your front porch in the heart of Elk Country.
Sharon's Run Lodge is a cozy 3 bedroom, 2 bath in the heart of Elk County on a quiet semi-secluded meadow. Sleeps 6.
Situated in the heart of Elk Country this beautiful lodge close to the Elk Country Visitor Center, restaurants, shops, hiking and biking trails, and outdoor activities.
