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Rain or shine, sleet or snow, we are always ready to welcome visitors to our small city along the eastern bank of the Allegheny River north of Pittsburgh. Highways 28 and 66 link Kittanning to points north and south, 422 narrowly misses downtown Kittanning when travelers drive east and west. Numerous smaller highways and roads crisscross the lush Pennsylvania countryside nearby, making exploration easy and fun for the whole family.

The locks and dam system on the Allegheny makes Kittanning accessible also by water during the late spring, summer, and fall. On the drawing boards, a "rails to trails" conversion is underway to connect the northern and southern boundaries of the county with hiking and biking trails along railroad right-of-ways that are no longer in use.

When you come visit us in person, be UN-surprised to hear "hi" from people you meet in the stores downtown, those you pass on the street, and from people sitting on their porch swings and gliders in the early evening. From the residents and businesses of downtown Kittanning, a friendly