Tour No. 1 begins in Bushkill in the southernmost part of the county and works its way straight north through a scenically-beautiful part of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area on US Route 209 along the Delaware River to Historic Milford, a character-filled town with much for the visitor, and to Matamoras, a quiet river town across from Port Jervis, NY.

Tour No. 2 begins just above Port Jervis on Rt. 97, goes over the dramatic Hawk's Nest overlook of the Delaware River, then descends and follows its course west to the Barryville Bridge entrance into Shohola, a small village with much history and the most interesting active saloon-bar almost anywhere. After a visit, continue on Rt. 434 west, then right on Rt. 590 to the town of Lackawaxen, historic home of Zane Grey (our country's greatest writer of westerns) and the Roebling Aqueduct. Heading west on Route 590, follow the Lackawaxen River (which traces the 175-year old path of the D&H Canal) to Rowland, then eventually out to Route 6W, and the next leg of your Pike County Tour.

Tour No. 3 follows US Route 6W to Route 507. As you approach this intersection, you will see Tafton Dike on Lake Wallenpaupack, the third largest man-made lake in Pennsylvania. Take a left on Route 507. The next 15 miles is a blend of history, the old and the new tourism industry along the south side of the lake dating from 1926 with the lake’s formation.

Tour No. 4 , go to Greentown, a rural township area, just off I-84 on Route 507. You are now at the westernmost edge of Pike County. Our route will now take you through one of Pennsylvania's oldest, largest and most popular state parks, then to the Pecks Pond area (a center for fishing and boating), and back to Bushkill (start of Tour No. 1).

For More information and a Map, please call the Pike County Chamber of Commerce at 570-296-8700.