Hawley
Hawley is tiny town tucked away in the tip of the Pocono Mountains, northeast Pennsylvania and only moments from the Lake Wallenpaupack. This is Pennsylvania’s third-largest artificial lake, making it an ideal destination for boaters, anglers, swimmers, and water-skiers.
Stroll down Mainstreet with its quirky old fashioned shops and galleries, or spend the day at Lake Wallenpaupack, kayaking, boating, fishing, parasailing or biking through the hundreds of acres of forest lands and walking trails.
This Pocono Mountains town owes its beginnings to coal: when the Delaware and Hudson Canal opened in 1828, the coal began moving through Hawley on its way to New York, and the town grew. Visitors today can enjoy the Victorian architecture, antiquing, and cultural events.