About Ligonier

Fifty-three miles east of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Ligonier is home to a 2,000 person community founded in 1758. In 1852, the Pennsylvania Railroad bypassed Ligonier, explaining the small size of the town. Despite the Ligonier Valley Railroad being completed in 1877, the town has kept its rural setting and rustic charm for generations. Residents of an apartment or home rental in Ligonier find that for a town their size, they have the resources of a city much larger. For the small list of things not available within a few miles radius, a quick commute by car or train to cities in the area can usually field positive results. Additionally, 4 country clubs surround the Ligonier community and provide tempting diversions from daily routines. Idlewild Park, one of the oldest amusement parks in the country, is located on the outskirts of Ligonier and is one of many attractions available to residents of a Ligonier house or apartment for rent. Fort Ligonier, a frontier fort constructed during the French and Indian Warm, and the Diamond, a city square with gazebo in the middle. Seven Springs Ski Resort is also well attended during the winter months. The Ligioner community collectively looks forward to Fort Ligonier Days, a day celebrating the rich heritage of the town. Ligonier Ice Fest, Tastes of the Town, and various art and music performances are also local favorites.

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