McAlister's Deli

After taking the train in the small town of Jim Thorpe, there is a romantic treasure town hidden for 50 minutes by car next to it. In autumn, you can also enjoy the maple and see that there are not many tourists in the train town. It is very suitable for weekends to escape the city and travel to Scranton. There are campuses, tree houses, The Railway Museum and Mine Car can go to Jim Thorpe Town in the morning to take the Santa Train and then drive to Scranton Town. There are also many homestays around ⛰ Jim Thorpe Railroad📍 1 Susquehanna St, Jim Thorpe, PA 18229🚄 There are three Christmas trains a day, the whole journey is 70min, you can book tickets in advance 🐶 You can take the dog on the small train. The scenery is very good ⛰ David Wenzel Treehouse📍500 Arthur Ave, Scranton, PA 18510💰 Free Ticket is located in a forest tree house trail park in Nay Aug Park Park. There is also a waterfall observation deck. You can check in together in autumn and enjoy the maple on the tree house. Full of autumn colors 🖼️Steamtown National Historic Site📍350 Cliff St, Scranton, PA 18503💰 Free Ticket is also located in a steam train museum in the town. You can see Chen. Trolley Museum opposite the train and railway work turntables provides a tram experience 🏰The University of Scranton📍800 Linden St, Scranton, PA 18510Scranton The town center and campus are also good to visit. The distinctive campus is located halfway up the mountain and overlooks the scenery of the entire town. If there is enough time, you can go to McDade Park in the town to take 300 feet underground. Small mine car coal mine trip, cool

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