Official Greene County Map
Located in the southwestern corner of Pennsylvania, Greene County is approximately one hour south of Pittsburgh and 30 minutes north of Morgantown, West Virginia. Interstate 79 spans the central portion of the county, and the Monongahela River borders Greene County to the east.
Welcome to Greene County, Pennsylvania! Predominantly rural but overwhelmingly charming, a trip to Greene County is a return to simpler times. Generations call this land home and are proud of its rich agricultural and coal mining history. Outdoor recreation is a key part of Greene County’s appeal, offering dozens of activities and facilities to keep the young – and the young at heart – at play.
View the 2022 Official Visitors Guide today to start planning your trip. Or complete the form below to have a free guide delivered to your door.
2024 Car Show & Cruises Brochure
Prep those cars, trucks, motorcycles and tractors! You are invited to celebrate the Southwestern Pennsylvania summer at any of Greene County’s numerous car cruises and shows. They are an annual favorite throughout the months of May through September.
As you browse, you can pick from a variety of concessions, food trucks and local vendors while taking in the oldies music and lively atmosphere. If you prefer to get the motor running, specifically in the form of street racing, check out the Flashlight Drags held throughout the season at the Greene County Airport.
Washington & Greene Counties’ Covered Bridge Driving Tour
Plan your self-guided driving tour exploring rural Southwestern Pennsylvania with Covered Bridges as your focal point. The brochure provides the essential information needed to plan a single outing or multiple excursions to 30 covered bridges spanning two counties.
History & Heritage Brochure
Since the county was formed in 1796, these rolling hills and vast acres of farmland have witnessed an untold number of people and events that have shaped the past, present, and future. From connections to the triumphs of local, regional, and national history, to remnants of horrifying tales of murder and death, Greene County has a rich and varied background worthy of discovery.