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Located on a 10-acre stretch of land adjacent to the Two Licks Creek, the Waterworks Conservation Area is an important recreational facility for local residents and visitors to Indiana.

Fishing and boating are the main attractions at the conservation area although many people visit to enjoy a walk or run along the short trail which meanders around the wetland areas.

Paddlers can launch their kayaks or canoes at Waterworks and enjoy a very scenic 12-mile paddle to Saylor Park. Wildlife watching is excellent in this conservation area and if you are particularly lucky you may spot the very rare Wehrle’s Salamander during your visit.

Waterworks Conservation Area, 768 Waterworks Road, Indiana, PA 15701, 724 463 8636

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Visit the Jimmy Stewart Museum Indiana University of Pennsylvania Hike in Blue Spruce Park Visit the Noble Stein Brewing Company Learn about local history at the Historical and Genealogical Society of Indiana County Go wildlife watching in the Waterworks Conservation Area

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