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The county seat of Monroe County, Stroudsburg sits at the heart of the Poconos with a charming downtown Main Street. Known for its historic architecture, local shops, and restaurants, this walkable borough is a hub for both residents and tourists exploring the Delaware Water Gap region.

Home to East Stroudsburg University, this borough blends college-town energy with small-town charm. The university brings cultural events, sports, and a youthful vibe to this growing community just minutes from downtown Stroudsburg.

Gateway to Camelback Mountain and the Crossings Premium Outlets, Tannersville is where outdoor adventure meets shopping convenience. Year-round visitors flock here for skiing, waterparks, and outlet deals.

A central hub of the Pocono Mountains, Mt. Pocono offers easy access to resorts, state parks, and outdoor recreation. This tight-knit community serves as a launching point for exploring everything the Poconos have to offer.

Near Tobyhanna State Park and the Tobyhanna Army Depot, this community combines natural beauty with steady employment opportunities. The state park offers hiking, fishing, and camping just minutes from home.

A peaceful lake community featuring Lake Naomi and Pinecrest Lake. Residents enjoy private beaches, boating, and the quiet mountain lifestyle that draws both full-time residents and vacation homeowners.

Located along the Route 611 shopping corridor, Bartonsville offers convenient access to retail, dining, and services while maintaining a residential community feel just north of Stroudsburg.

The gateway to the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, this scenic borough sits where the Delaware River cuts through the Appalachian Mountains. A paradise for hikers, kayakers, and nature lovers with stunning views and trails.

The charming county seat of Pike County, Milford sits along the upper Delaware River with Victorian architecture and a thriving arts scene. Known for the historic Hotel Fauchere and Grey Towers National Historic Site, former home of conservationist Gifford Pinchot.

Home to Bushkill Falls, the "Niagara of Pennsylvania," this community offers spectacular waterfall views and access to the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. A prime destination for hiking, fishing, and nature photography.

Named for the historic ferry crossing, Dingmans Ferry offers access to Dingmans Falls, the second-highest waterfall in Pennsylvania. This quiet community provides easy access to Delaware River recreation and scenic hiking trails.

The easternmost municipality in Pennsylvania, Matamoras sits at the confluence of the Delaware and Neversink Rivers. Connected to Port Jervis, NY by bridge, this border town offers small-town living with easy access to both states.

Meaning "place of peace" in the Native American Lenape language, Shohola lives up to its name with quiet lake communities and forested landscapes. A haven for those seeking rural tranquility and outdoor recreation.

Home to Hemlock Farms, one of the largest private communities in the Poconos, and Lords Valley Country Club. This growing area offers golf, lakes, and a strong sense of community in a mountain setting.

The birthplace of the American railroad, Honesdale is where the Stourbridge Lion made its historic 1829 journey. Today this charming county seat features a revitalized downtown, local shops, and easy access to the Lackawaxen River.

The gateway to Lake Wallenpaupack and home to Woodloch Resort. This vibrant town offers antique shops, restaurants, and year-round access to the lake's 52 miles of shoreline for boating, fishing, and water sports.

Pennsylvania's second-largest man-made lake, Lake Wallenpaupack spans 5,700 acres with 52 miles of shoreline. A four-season destination for boating, fishing, jet skiing, and lakefront living in the beautiful Pocono Mountains.

A quiet borough with deep railroading history in Pennsylvania's Coal Country. Waymart offers small-town living with access to state gamelands and the natural beauty of northeastern Pennsylvania.

Situated at the intersection of Routes 191, 196, and 590, Hamlin serves as a convenient crossroads for the Lake Region. Near Lake Ariel and surrounded by state gamelands and forests.

Located on the western shore of Lake Wallenpaupack, Lakeville offers peaceful lakefront living with easy access to the water. A mix of year-round residents and seasonal visitors enjoy this quiet community.

Known as the "Switzerland of America," Jim Thorpe is a Victorian gem nestled in the Lehigh River Gorge. Once a wealthy coal mining town called Mauch Chunk, today it's a tourist destination with historic mansions, museums, train rides, and outdoor adventure.

Nestled at the base of Blue Mountain, Palmerton offers year-round outdoor recreation including skiing, hiking, and mountain biking. The revitalizing borough is home to Blue Mountain Resort and stunning Appalachian Trail views.

The county seat of Carbon County, Lehighton played a key role in early American industrialization along the Lehigh River. Today it's a friendly community with a historic downtown, local businesses, and access to the D&L Trail.

A small borough in the Ridge-and-Valley Appalachians, Weatherly offers affordable mountain living with access to Hickory Run State Park. A quiet community with deep coal mining roots and natural beauty.

A historic anthracite coal mining town with a rich heritage. Nesquehoning offers affordable housing and easy access to Mauch Chunk Lake Park for swimming, fishing, and camping.

The county seat where the Lehigh and Delaware Rivers meet. Home to the Crayola Experience, Lafayette College, and a revitalized downtown with restaurants and arts venues. One of only two places where the Declaration of Independence was publicly read in 1776.

Known as "Christmas City USA," Bethlehem blends Moravian heritage with steel industry history. SteelStacks arts center, Lehigh University, and the annual Musikfest draw visitors year-round to this city of 75,000.

Heart of the historic Slate Belt region, Bangor sits about 32 miles north of Allentown. This working-class community offers affordable living and access to both the Poconos and Lehigh Valley.

World headquarters of Martin Guitar since 1839, Nazareth is a music lover's destination. The historic borough offers a charming downtown, strong community spirit, and easy access to the Lehigh Valley.

Named for the natural wind gap in Blue Mountain, this borough offers outlet shopping and serves as a gateway between the Lehigh Valley and the Poconos. Part of the growing Lehigh Valley metro area.

Pennsylvania's third-largest city and the heart of the Lehigh Valley. Home to the Liberty Bell Museum (where the bell was hidden during the Revolutionary War), PPL Center arena, and the Lehigh Valley IronPigs. A revitalized downtown draws new residents and businesses.

Named a Top 100 Best Places to Live in America, Emmaus offers small-town charm with a walkable Main Street full of local shops and restaurants. Former home of Rodale Press and a community that takes pride in its quality of life.

Home to Lehigh Valley Mall and the MacArthur Road shopping corridor. Whitehall offers suburban convenience with excellent schools and easy access to everything the Lehigh Valley has to offer.

A charming borough that hosts the famous Wheels of Time Rod & Custom Jamboree (Das Awkscht Fescht), one of the largest antique car shows in the country. Small-town living with big community events.

Site of the first commercially manufactured anthracite iron in America. This historic borough along the Lehigh River offers affordable housing and a proud industrial heritage, now transforming into a residential community.