On the way to the Grand Canyon.

This road runs from Wellsboro, over to the Grand Canyon.

Quaint little hamlet south of Galeton, PA.

There are sweet little diversions like this everywhere.

Notice the brown flood line on the trees. This whole area was 20 feet underwater the week before during the great floods of '04.

You can see the muddy water line on the trees from the flood and notice all the mud on the boat ramp.

This lake was formed when Kettle Creek was dammed in 1962.

After carefully analyzing the GPS data at this location, my GPS simply read: PARADISE FOUND!

This road runs from Sproul State Forest to Elk State Forest and down to Sinnamahoning Creek.

Sweet!

All the debris is from the flood a week earlier was piled up along this bridge at Wykoff Run.

As usual, I stopped for a beer at a little bar in the middle of nowhere.

I love this stuff! These dirt roads wind their way up into the state forests through beautiful mountains.

Nice hillclimb.

Galeton is one of the many quaint little towns along Historic PA Route 6

Another view of Galeton. This reservoir is formed a small dam on the Pine Creek, West branch.