Emporium
Discover Emporium
Emporium is the county seat and has many beautiful public art murals throughout the town. The new West Creek Trail connects Emporium with St. Marys. During the winter months the trail provides snowmobilers, riding the nearby state forest trails, easy access to downtown. There is also access for horseback riding on Thunder Mountain Equestrian Trail near Sizerville State Park. A sure sign of spring is the annual Cameron County Canoe and Kayak Classic in early April, which is one of the largest downriver paddling events in the state. Emporium also hosts a popular Big Foot Hunt during Weekend in the Wilds each July and rings in the holidays with Christmas in the Wilds.
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New hand-made bakery located in the heart of the PA Wilds in downtown Emporium featuring sourdough bread, cookies, cakes, and dessert catering.
Specializing in hand knit alpaca apparel. Hats, Neck Warmers, Scarves, Mitts, Mittens, and Socks. Beautiful selection of Alpaca yarns and Roving for spinning or felting.
Charming 3 BR cottage nestled on a hill. Seconds from downtown Emporium and centrally located near Cameron, Elk, and Potter County attractions.
Located in downtown Emporium. Featuring casual atmosphere for breakfast and lunch. Local foods, goods, fresh roasted coffees available and fresh baked goods. Hours: 7-4 M-F, 8-2 Sat & Sun 8-1.
34-mile trail located in the Elk State Forest starting at Sizerville State Park and ending in Sinnemahoning with many mountain vistas.
Over-6,400-acre natural area near Emporium. Four major hiking and backpacking treks include Quehanna, Bucktail Path, Donut Hole, and Chuck Keiper trails.
Cameron County Canvas murals throughout Emporium depict county residents and military personnel. Painted by Michael Pilato and Yuri Karabash and funded by the Sylvan Heritage Council.
Providing assistance to businesses and promoting relocation of businesses. Home of the Cameron County Artisan Center displaying and selling products of more than 65 artisans from across the United States.
Built July 4, 1890. Original courtroom still has seats used by the Bucktails at their reunion, alongside the rare "unblindfolded" Lady Justice who sees all.
One of PA's top 10 seasonal museums. More than 15,000 items including tools and photos from lumbering and dynamite industries, personal effects from Tom Mix and General Joseph McNarney.
