Confluence Tourism Association

<body> If your browser does not support frames. You can view the <a href="http://www.visitconfluence.org/index_ref.html">referring page</a> or the <a href="general/site.html">site map</a><p>Confluence, PA <p>This site lists <a href="info/attract.html">attractions</a>, <a href="info/accomodations.html">accommodations</a>, <a href="info/dining.html">dining</a>, <a href="info/festivals.html">festivals</a>, <a href="info/rec.html">outdoor recreation</a>, <a href="winteractivities.html">winter activities,</a> <a href="info/shop.html">local businesses</a> and <a href="general/services.html">services</a> in the Confluence area. The area provides many opportunities for year-round activities. The Youghiogheny River provides some of the best <a href="info/kayaking.htm">whitewater boating</a> in the Eastern U. S. as well as spectacular scenery. The Confluence area offers many excellent <a href="info/fishing.htm">fishing</a> opportunities. Streams stocked with rainbow, brown and brook trout include Laurel Hill Creek, Whites Creek, McClintock Run and the Youghiogheny River. Passing through Confluence is the 334 mile Great Allegheny Passage <a href="info/biking.htm">bike trail</a> which in 2006 will be part of a continuous non-motorized corridor from near Pittsburgh to Washington, DC. There are many miles of <a href="info/hiking.htm">hiking trails</a> in the area. Ohiopyle State Park has 79 miles of trails. There is also the Laurel Highlands Trail which is 70 miles long and extends from Ohiopyle to Johnstown. The area has four ski resorts and many areas for cross-country skiing and other winter activities. </p> </body>