[Willie Green]

Take a virtual tour of Fort Ligonier on the Web.

And if your summer vacation plans include Western Pennsylvania, the real thing is certainly worth visiting!

[mountaineer]

You're right! It's in a really lovely part of Pennsylvania, too. Also, if you're near Steubenville, Ohio, drop by Ft. Steuben.

[RayBob]

And you can appease the kiddies by including a trip to nearby amusement park, Idlewild Park, which has a water park, old-style amusement park and Storybook Forest for the little tykes.

[pubmom]

I haven't been to Fort Ligonier since the fifth grade, I'll take the kids during the summer.

After everyone has visited the fort and Idewild, (The Wild Mouse causes MAJOR bruises) if you don't mind driving North a bit, there is an Amish community with some very nice shops. Listing for shops, and some Amish Etiquette

[martin_fierro]

I used to attend Christian summer camp at First Presbyterian Church Camp in Ligionier.

It's now called somthing else, but Ligonier truly is God's country. Some of the best times I ever had were there.

[martin_fierro]

Abso-freaking-lutely beautiful.

[Eastbound]

Use'ta spread gravel on them thar roads in Ligonier for a short season back in '44. A nice town, then. Nice folks. Will always remember the good deeds they did for a young vagabond travelling through.