St. Marys
Discover St. Marys
St. Marys is a city with a strong German Catholic heritage. Straub Brewery has been handcrafting brews in its original location since 1872 making it the third oldest in the country. Visitors can take a brewery tour and sip from “The Eternal Tap”. The lively downtown, known as “The Diamond”, and the “Million Dollar Highway” offer travelers the perfect place to spend time browsing the unique shops and restaurants. Decker’s Chapel is one the smallest churches in the country and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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The Chamber Visitor Center supports area businesses and tourism with maps, brochures, events, directories, & postcards. Also, a gift shop featuring local businesses and artisans, including books, t-shirts, and more.
St. Marys Heritage Preservation Group will advocate for, build awareness of, and encourage the conservation of the cultural, historic, recreational, and economic resources in St Marys.
(KOYM) 4,300-foot paved runway servicing single- and twin-engine airplanes, corporate jets, light-sport aircraft, and helicopters. Fuel station, pilot training, and flight instructors.
Situated on secluded 294 acres adjoining the Sportsmen's Farm totaling 650 acres. Sleeps 10 (bring bedding). Great for getting away, hunting, hiking, etc. No ATVs. No bachelor or bridal parties.
Home on the campus of Straub Brewery. Sleeps up to 8 people, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Complimentary beer at Eternal Tap and free Brewery Tour.
Fifth Generation, Family-owned, and Fiercely Independent brewing since 1872. Visit Straubbeer.com for beer styles offered, history, virtual tour, and Eternal Tap hours.
Enjoy handcrafted brews from a 150 year old brewery and artisanal locally sourced fresh foods. Visit us for history, free tour, or browse our Gift Shop.
Tablespoons Cafe & Deli is dedicated to providing a simple, yet delicious menu. Free Wi-Fi. Friendly and unique atmosphere in the heart of St Marys PA
19-mile rail-trail from St. Marys to Emporium for hiking, biking, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling. Open year round.
Walking trail with wooden observation deck and interpretive educational signs providing information on wetland functions and species. Pavilion with picnic tables and benches. Open dawn to dusk June-October.
