Wayne County of Pennsylvania sits at the Northeast corner of the state, along the New York border. Spanning across 751 square miles, Wayne County is home to hiking trails, rivers perfect for fishing, and areas for bird watching, like the Van Scott Nature Reserve of the Delaware Highlands Conservancy. This county, whose seat is the town of Honesdale, has a population of 51,155.

Milanville is tucked between Narrowsburg, NY and Honesdale, PA. The town of Honesdale was originally known as “Dyberry Forks,” and was the terminus of the D&H Canal, which ran 108 miles to Rondout, New York. Often referred to as the “Birthplace of the American Railroad,” Honesdale welcomed the first steam locomotive to run on US commercial tracks in 1829. Today, visitors to this Poconos town can enjoy historic buildings, museums, markets, eateries, breweries and boutiques downtown.