![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() This quaint little town of around 4,500 boasts a European feel in its street sights and the big name of "Birthplace of the American Railroad." Honesdale is the perfect place for all train fans, no matter the season, and bursts with cool sights and activities for the summertime. Visit a lavish spa as a couple or a bonding yoga or tai chi session, and end the night at one of the many romantic restaurants. Bangor lets you be in command of your fresh air activities, whether you are after the holistic vibe in the natural environment or pursuing the small town, easygoing vibe while perusing its hotspots. Enjoy a romantic vineyard stroll and tastings at Tolino Vineyards, with estate-grown wine, local cheese, and stunning mountain views from the patio on a sunny summer day.Ĭhill out in Bangor, the mountainous spiritual retreat hub with a super-peaceful atmosphere to relax mind, body, and soul. ![]() The Broadway Pub is a popular place for a hearty meal or an evening brew, complimented by the old British vibes in this part of town. There is something epic for everyone in Bangor, like getting personal with South American alpacas at Smith Krekk for the kiddos and faux ancient megaliths at the Columcille Megalith Park, the host of the annual Celtic festival. This small town is a cool summertime respite from the city in the beautiful Poconos. ![]()
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