Truth be told, I doubt I would've driven from Downtown Pittsburgh to the Laurel Highlands just to…read moresee this house even though it was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright toward the end of his life. Like most dilettante tourists, I came here because it's a scenic ten-minute drive from Fallingwater, Wright's unequivocal masterwork (review: https://yelp.to/dm_1LqdsKL). Did I regret making the detour? Absolutely not, Kentuck Knob definitely has its own merits. Built in 1956 for local ice cream tycoon I.N. Hagan and his wife Bernadine, this angular Usonian home sits on a hill that provides the structure its name. The Hagans were friends of the Kaufmanns, the owners of Fallingwater, and they were so impressed, they hired Wright to design their main house. Similar to Fallingwater, this house was integrated with the surrounding nature. It was built to look like an extension of the hill rather than residing on top of it. Unfortunately, photography was forbidden inside the house as the family still keeps their personal effects here. There were no right angles in the design. The dining room table has a trapezoid shape that could be separated into two parts. The kitchen reflects an irregular hexagonal shape with a large, matching skylight. The bedrooms are similarly angular, and in true Wright fashion, the hallways are very narrow with little room to breathe much less walk. A short walk away from the house provides a spectacular panoramic view of the Youghiogheny River gorge (Video). There's a shuttle between the house and the visitors center, which houses a gift shop and a cafe. Alternatively, I took the brief hike down the hillside because there were public art pieces to peruse along the way, including a piece of the Berlin Wall (Photo 7). It's worth knowing that Wright visited the site only once and never saw the finished house. RELATED - Exploring Pittsburgh? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/qN_tq21lnL

Truly amazing and beautiful place. We scheduled the in-depth tour with Luann as our guide and I was…read moreenthralled for the entire 90 minutes. Though it was pouring the day of our tour, I never felt like Luann was rushing through, even as we stood outside with umbrellas to see some of the details. My husband had so many questions and she was armed with an answer for every one, even knowing the history of the unique furniture pieces inside. You could tell she had a genuine interest in the house and was happy to share what she knew. The weather kept us from taking the woodland path back to the visitor center but I am excited to go back and walk the grounds.

My friends and I did the Taken escape room. It was super easy to set up an online appointment so…read morewhen we got there we were ready to go. Honestly, we killed it! There was only 3 of us but we made it out with over 20 minutes still on the clock. Mark, our game master, was unbelievably friendly and really helpful we when needed it as well. This room was really cool too because you start out with your group separated into two booths and you can see one another but can't hear each other and you have to figure out how to break out into the bigger room, I liked that different start. There were some other really fun, unique puzzles to solve that were really cool. Super fun room and overall experience, I'd 100% come back!

We had a terrific time trying to Xscape our room! So many clues were out there, just waiting to be…read morediscovered. A lot of thought went into designing this mystery and we had so much fun. There were more clues than we knew what to do with which was great for us since there were 5 of us. We tried the "figure out who killed Mitzi the singer room". Highly recommend it! We barely made it out in time...thanks to our "handler"

Staff at the front desk were very helpful and friendly. They…read morehave an arcade area, snack bar and toddler area upstairs. I love that you can view the kids jumping from the upstairs area, making it pretty easy to keep an eye on your older kiddos if you're having food or playing in the toddler area. Although you cannot bring your own food they have a snack menu including pizza, dipping dots and more. It's fairly empty today (Sunday) which was a bit surprising but good for our group. Clean and spacious, definitely recommend.

The kids had fun, but I wouldn't recommend this place for a birthday if you value your money and…read moretime the kids can have for the party. We rented the private room, which came with jump passes for an hour of jumping, and an hour to the party room. We were supposed to have 15 minutes to get everything ready before jumping, but we didn't get that due to being told our room wasn't ready. We never got the extra 15 minutes we lost back, and were told they could jump 15 minutes more, but would still have to be out of the room on the set time. So while everyone was completely rushing for everything in the party, and trying to load up and get out, there were 3 employees waiting and staring at us to start cleaning out the room. We also weren't greeted or instructed to areas but the host we were supposed to have. On top of being already expensive for a room and time lost, they don't allow for external meals, except for desserts. So either you pay a fortune for pizza (that is brought EXTERNALLY from Fat Angelo's) or you simply don't get food for a literal birthday party. They did provide an ice cream cake and decorations, but when asked for the party girls name, we were expecting the cake to at least have her name written on it. We won't be having anymore parties here, and if I could take it back and get a refund for better venue, I would. Leaving 2 stars, just because the kids had fun jumping.

i only went for a few hour, didn't drink or eat, however i had a pretty good time. it's the only…read morething around here like that so id definitely recommend, even there there wasn't a ton to do. definitely not comparable to larger chains but i was able to play most of the games of my choice. it was also not crowded at all so there was no waiting.

The happy hour is great! There are so many options for games. Great for families or a date.read more

Fair pricing, variety of snacks although food for animals were a bit pricey. Enclosures could be a…read morebit more stimulating!

Absolutely I recommend this zoo!! I visit a lot of zoos, this one is the best smallest zoo I've…read moreever been to. If you're expecting it to be a little zoo with small wire caged animals, you'd be wrong! This zoo is clean. You can pay a very small amount to get a decent amount of food to feed a lot of animals, including giraffes, monkeys, camels, bears, and the usual goats. There is an overlook with a gorgeous mountainous view with a small herd of bison. This small zoo packs a big punch! They even have mandrills!! And a black leopard!! As a photographer, I was glad to see glass areas on some animals to great photos! If you're on the fence about stopping here, get off and go. You won't regret it!!

I attended the soft opening of the aquatics center today. It's a beautiful facility and the event…read morewas well attended. This will be the go to place for swimming, diving, indoor and outdoor water park, a place for fabulous birthday parties, training and wellness. Lots of activities are planned. What great community and university collaboration!

Loved this campground! I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 because they need some trees on the tent…read moresites. They get full sun and there's no shade. Other than that this place was perfect. The camp store was really neat too! They had just about everything you could need and more. I'd definitely stay here again.

I love this place!…read more I could come back again and again and again, wanna go? The views are beautiful! I usually spend the entire day at Nemacolin or Ohiopyle after going here or just stay the night somewhere locally. It's such a lovely area with so much to do. I also love going to the Historic Summit Inn afterwards or before since it's on the way in and way out for drinks and apps in the small bar area. The tour is beautiful and insightful plus the gift shop has a lot of cool items and souvenirs. Go check it out if you're ever in the area.

Visited Laurel Caverns with my husband and granddaughter for their first experience exploring a…read morecave. we all had a great time! It's amazing to be so far underground and see the rock formations up close. One tip - even on a warm day - be sure to bring a sweatshirt or light jacket because it's chilly inside the caverns. Wear comfortable shoe Due to the uneven walkways and steep trails. Took the dual tour first half hours was with the guide, which was very knowledgeable. The second part of the tour was also with a guide, but we went deeper into the caverns. If you're looking for something different to do with the family, Laurel Caverns is definitely worth a visit!

Yesterday after Joshua and I had a great lunch, we decided to check out the Edith B. Barill…read moreRiverfront Park & Trail in Star City area of Morgantown. The park is free to enjoy. There is plenty of parking. Some decking style docks along river to stroll, a gazebo, a few shelters & picnic tables (no grills) there is a very nice bathroom facility near the oversized Children's fabulous playground with swings. Plenty of signage depicting the history with photos along with name plaques for the trees. Some beautiful wildflowers and wildlife including plenty of ducks with babies. Definitely a great little place to enjoy some fresh air. There is also a shaved ice truck and you can rent paddle bikes for the river. Several nice memorials including one of President JFK

Dilapidated and dangerous playground facilities. This playground needs to be torn down. The…read morebathrooms along the rail trail are nice.