Before dinner, suggest guests drive or hike to the top of Irving Cliff. It’s only a few minutes from downtown Honesdale and offers the best sunset view over the valley—perfect for out-of-towners to get their bearings.
Stroll Main Street Honesdale: Many of the local boutiques, like Gather and Wallflower, stay open slightly later on Friday evenings. It’s a charming, low-pressure way to stretch your legs after a long drive.
A beloved, family-owned Main Street staple for over 40 years. This classic diner offers spacious seating that can easily accommodate larger family groups, serving up hearty, fresh-cooked breakfast traditional favorites, fluffy pancakes, and fresh-baked breads in a warm and welcoming
Morning Exploration: Visit Prompton State Park or ride The Stourbridge Line.
Book a 10-mile electric railbike tour with Pennsylvania Rail Bike in Hawley (about 10 miles from Bethany). You can ride gently along the old train tracks that parallel the Lackawaxen River—a beautiful experience during peak fall foliage.
Spend an afternoon at Three Hammers Winery, an 1820s farmhouse in nearby Hawley that features tasting flights, a short walking trail around a lake, and cozy outdoor fire tables.
offers activities for the whole family... bumper boats, go-karts, miniature golf, water slides, laser tag, driving range, batting cages, virtual reality, and more!
Take some time to relax and enjoy before or after the celebration. You deserve it. Book early, "Paradise awaits."