easy
45 minutes
Suitable for most fitness levels with minimal walking required
Discover Frank Lloyd Wright’s Kentuck Knob with a private guided tour near Ohiopyle, PA. Explore unique architecture and stunning views along the Youghiogheny River Gorge.
Experience a unique cultural adventure with the Kentuck Knob Guided House Tour located in the scenic Laurel Highlands near Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania. This private guided tour offers visitors a rare opportunity to explore one of Frank Lloyd Wright's lesser-known Usonian homes, showcasing his architectural innovation and integration with natural surroundings. The 45-minute tour highlights the home’s distinctive design elements, crafted with local materials and thoughtful spaces that blend form and function. Beyond the house, guests can wander through the expansive grounds featuring dramatic views over the Youghiogheny River Gorge, a perfect spot for photographs and quiet reflection. Ideal for architecture enthusiasts, history buffs, or those simply looking to enjoy a peaceful walk in a beautiful setting, the Kentuck Knob tour offers an unforgettable combination of artistry and nature. Hosted by White Water Adventurers and Yough Plaza Motel, this experience also makes a great addition to a larger itinerary exploring the outdoor adventures and historical sites of the Laurel Highlands region. Book your tickets now to secure a personalized tour that combines education, inspiration, and breathtaking scenery.
Parking near Kentuck Knob can fill up quickly, so arriving a bit early ensures a stress-free start to your tour.
The tour includes walking on uneven surfaces outdoors, so sturdy, comfortable shoes are recommended.
Photography inside the house may be restricted, so follow guide instructions to preserve the space.
Even in warmer months, shaded outdoor areas and river breezes can feel cool during the tour.
Kentuck Knob is one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s last Usonian homes, completed in 1956, designed to blend modern living with natural surroundings in Pennsylvania’s Laurel Highlands.
Efforts are made to preserve both the historic architecture and surrounding habitat, promoting sustainable tourism that minimizes impact on the fragile river gorge ecosystem.
Supports stability walking on mixed indoor and outdoor surfaces.
Provides warmth during cooler weather or breezy outdoor sections.
spring|fall|winter specific
Protects against mosquitoes during warm months while exploring grounds.
summer specific
Capture stunning vistas and architectural details (respecting photography rules inside).