Carbondale, also known as the Pioneer City, is a small city in Northeastern Pennsylvania filled with rich history, scenic hiking and biking trails, and events year-round for families to enjoy. Local organizations, community members, and volunteers are working hard to make Carbondale a wonderful place to live, work, and visit.
Visit Carbondale primarily serves community members living in Carbondale as well as people living in Susquehanna, Pike, and Wayne Counties.
Carbondale was established in 1824 and incorporated on March 15, 1851. Also known at "The Pioneer City," Carbondale is nestled in the mountains of Northeastern, Pennsylvania, and played a crucial role in the development of the United States. The first deep underground coalmine was discovered in Carbondale and sparked the beginnings of the Industrial Revolution. Currently, the City of Carbondale is actively working with local organizations, community members, and volunteers to ensure Main Street is a busy, thriving business district.
