★★★★☆
Truthfully a bit trashy with the graffiti and actual trash left around (shame on those who don’t pick up after themselves), but other than that the fall colors were beautiful. The monument was a neat little stop on our travels, and the cemetery you have to go through to get to it was very well maintained and a pleasure to roll through!
★★★★☆
Easily reachable, you can basically drive right to it (and it's signposted). Just go slow through the graveyard.
Seems to be a popular fishing spot so you won't look that weird stopping to take photos - and it's also the northernmost point in the state. Really, it has it all.
★★★★★
I was standing in ALL 3 states at the same time!!!!!!!! If I did something illegal on this I wonder if I’d get charged in each state!!
Had to go through cemetery to get here. Lots of people fishing also. Seen this place for years and finally decided to stop by.
★★★★★
Made the stop at the Tri States Monument where PA, NY, and NJ all meet. It’s tucked underneath a bridge, kind of a random little spot but cool to stand in three states at once. Quick stop if you’re in the area and want an easy one to add to the list.
★★★☆☆
If not for Cindy who is an extremely responsive and got back to me immediately I would be giving them a 2. Took too long to get the stone and then had to wait Three more months for them to install it. Paul died September 25th 2024 and the stone was just installed 2 days ago. My I final issue was that the engraving was too light. It should have been deeper. It's hard to see as evident in the below picture