Northeastern Pennsylvania Voyage Tips and guide

Northeastern Pennsylvania is in Pennsylvania.

Map of Northeastern Pennsylvania

The region lacks any major cities, although 41.408969-75.6624121 Scranton and 41.244444-75.8780562 Wilkes-Barre together form a moderate-sized conurbation. The region is dominated by many small towns. The area is a commuter region for Philadelphia, New York and Northern New Jersey.

Several towns within this region include:

• 40.9858-75.19533 Stroudsburg — The seat of Monroe County and the gateway to the Poconos for many arriving from the New Jersey and New York areas.
• 41.0014-75.184 East Stroudsburg - Twin city of Stroudsburg.
• 41.4783-75.17925 Hawley — A small town located north of I-84. Nearby manmade Lake Wallenpaupack offers camping, boating and fishing. Woodloch Pines Resorts is a few miles from town.
• 40.8731-75.73646 Jim Thorpe — The "Switzerland of Pennsylvania" is at the southwestern edge of the region and is a popular destination.
• 40.8319-75.71477 Lehighton — 3 miles south of Jim Thorpe. This is the nearest town to Jim Thorpe with large franchise hotels.
• Mount Pocono — A large town in the central Poconos at the junction of PA 940 and PA 611.
• 41.012309-75.1103778 Shawnee-On-Delaware — North and east of Stroudsburg.
• 41.04-75.3069 Tannersville — A town west of Stroudsburg on I-80 that is home to the Crossings premium outlets and the Great Wolf Lodge, a resort with a large indoor waterpark.

• 41.1174-75.011 Bushkill Falls is also known as The "Niagara of Pennsylvania".