Recently named the Best Outdoor Destination in Pennsylvania, the Potter-Tioga region is best discovered traveling the quiet country roads that lead you to breathtaking views, scenic overlooks, pristine lakes and quaint towns. To help you make the most of your time in our area, we’ve created 4 self-guided driving tours - 2 in Potter County and 2 in Tioga County. | Visit Potter-Tioga

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"The Moving Wall" Arrives in Tioga, PA, Honoring Vietnam War Soldiers

✈️ In January 2018, law enforcement intercepted a small plane at the Bradford County Airport near Towanda, Pennsylvania. Inside, they discovered nearly 200 pounds of marijuana, bundles of cash, and a firearm. The men on board were identified as pilot Matthew Roesner and passenger Paul Riggie. Roesner told investigators that Riggie had paid him $10,000 to fly the aircraft from California to Boston, stopping in Towanda only to refuel. Both men were arrested and charged with possession with intent

🌊 Hammond Lake – Tioga County, Pennsylvania Tucked away in northern Pennsylvania’s rolling hills, Hammond Lake is a serene escape for fishing, boating, or simply enjoying the quiet. Set near the New York border and surrounded by forest and farmland, it’s one of those places where the world feels wide and the air stays calm. Need a break from the busy roads? Here’s your stop. #HammondLake #TiogaCountyPA #NorthernTierPA #PennsylvaniaOutdoors #PABackroads #PennsylvaniaScenery #NatureInPA #ExploreP

🌆 Mansfield, Pennsylvania Nestled in Tioga County, Mansfield is a lively small town surrounded by the scenic beauty of Pennsylvania’s Northern Tier. Best known as the home of Mansfield University, the town blends historic charm with a youthful energy from its students and community events. Set against the backdrop of the Endless Mountains, Mansfield offers a mix of small-town living, local shops, and easy access to outdoor adventure in nearby state forests and parks. Whether you’re walking thro