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The Lodge at Glendorn

Bradford, PA, United States

511 Reviews

Allegheny National Forest1500-acre estatecabin in the woodsfly- and ice-fishingthe great outdoors

In a gorgeously green and unspoilt part of Pennsylvania, halfway between Pittsburgh and Buffalo, lies this charming lodge on a 1500-acre property. Built in the 1920s and handed down from one generation of the Dorn family to the next, Glendorn is now owned by J. Cliff Forrest who ensures it retains all its original charm and authenticity. The main lodge and individual cabins are built with sequoia wood and blend perfectly into the breathtaking natural surroundings. In the forest of hemlock spruces, it is not uncommon to spot foxes, deer, bears or beavers and there are 7.25km of privately owned banks along Fuller Brook for fly fishing, accompanied by experienced guides. With numerous options for adventure, plus top-calibre culinary experiences, and the Forest Spa, there is something for every member of the family to enjoy.

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Fly-fishing Spoils

"Hear the distinct sound of the splashing waves on the side of the Clakacraft Drift Boat as we float on the Clarion and Allegheny Rivers, both classified as 'National Scenic Rivers'. On the float, we frequently see eagles and ducks, along with a wide array of other birds and wildlife; sometimes, even the elusive black bear. Captivating scenery and great fly-fishing can fire up an appetite; your guide will stop on a secluded river island to prepare a gourmet shore lunch. The spoils of the day continue as we float the remainder of either of these great American rivers searching for the catch of a lifetime!"