A curiosity of the roads of the Empire State is that they have a tendency to lead directly to the roads of the Keystone State. By this flawless argument, I have convinced myself that it is not inappropriate to include a gallery of Pennsylvania photos on a website devoted to the roads of New York. The Pine Creek Gorge is heavily advertised as the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania. This, the eastern view from Leonard Harrison State Park at the end of PA 660, west of Wellsboro, is attractive enough, but does not do the gorge justice with respect to the intense buildup it receives. The Kinzua Viaduct is far more impressive.
Excursion trains cross the bridge twice daily, in season.
When that's not happening, daring pedestrian traffic is permitted on the bridge. This view is from the eastern end, at Kinzua Bridge State Park near Mount Jewett. The Loyalsock Canyon Vista is in Wyoming State Forest near Forksville. This view of the Endless Mountains is more open, more intimate, and more impressive than the Pine Creek Gorge viewpoint above. At the bottom of the canyon, sprightly Loyalsock Creek runs through World's End State Park.