Cozy OS Bruner Studio in Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight stays with outdoor day activities
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical demand at the studio, with moderate effort recommended for nearby trails.
Overview
Experience comfort and adventure in Ohiopyle with this cozy studio perfect for up to four guests. Just minutes from Ohiopyle State Park’s best trails and waters, OS Bruner (107) offers modern amenities and rustic charm.
Details
Discover a peaceful retreat at OS Bruner (107), a charming first-level studio located in downtown Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania. Perfectly designed for up to four guests, this cozy getaway features comfortable queen beds, modern amenities, and inviting electric fireplaces to keep you warm after a day of adventure. The rustic log furnishings and outdoor space add character and comfort, making it ideal for couples, small families, or friends looking for a relaxed base near Ohiopyle State Park. Just steps away from nature's playground, guests can enjoy hiking, biking, whitewater rafting, and exploring waterfalls and scenic trails. After a day outdoors, unwind on the private patio or grab a meal at a nearby local eatery. Whether you're seeking an active adventure or quiet downtime, OS Bruner (107) offers a perfect blend of comfort and convenience in one of Pennsylvania's top outdoor destinations.
Adventure Tips
Bring waterproof footwear
Many trails near Ohiopyle include river crossings and muddy sections, so sturdy waterproof shoes are recommended.
Check river levels before rafting
The Youghiogheny River’s flow can change rapidly; verify conditions with local outfitters for safety.
Use insect repellent
Ticks and mosquitoes are common in summer and fall, so bring effective insect repellent.
Arrive early for parking
Parking spots near popular trailheads and the studio fill up quickly, especially on weekends.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Cucumber Falls - a stunning waterfall off the main trails
- Great Meadow - a quiet spot ideal for birdwatching
Wildlife
- white-tailed deer
- common black bear
History
Ohiopyle was historically a gateway for early settlers and a hub for the Native American tribes before becoming a state park in 1965.
Conservation
Local groups work actively to protect the Youghiogheny River ecosystem and maintain sustainable tourism practices in the region.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Ohiopyle Falls overlook
- Cucumber Falls
- Great Meadow
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Waterproof hiking shoes
Protects feet on wet, muddy, or rocky trails around Ohiopyle.
spring specific
Insect repellent
Keeps mosquitoes and ticks at bay during warmer months.
summer specific
Layered clothing
Allows for adjustment to fluctuating fall temperatures.
fall specific
Snow boots
Useful for navigating snowy or icy conditions on local trails.
winter specific