The Clarion River is a tributary of the Allegheny River, approximately 110 miles long. Given the name by surveyor Daniel Stanard in 1817, he described the sound of the water as a distant clarion, a clear and shrill sound. Today, the river is used for fishing, canoeing, and other recreational activities, and runs through extensive wildlife and forest areas. The first bridge was a one lane covered bridge and after many versions the Route 322 Bridge was built. In 1985, the ground breaking for a new 875’ arch bridge took place and was dedicated to the memory of Frank J. Walls, on August 28, 1987. He was a
native son of Clarion and a soldier killed during the Vietnam War.
Clarion River Rambler • 814-226-4679
www.clarionriverrambler.com
Pontoon Boat Rides on the Clarion River!
Rides leaves from our dock at Timberwolf Lodge and last about an hour. Longer custom rides are available. Our boat can hold up to 12 people. Join us as we cruise up and down the Clarion River!
