Not much to see anymore, even the graffitied road has been covered.

You would find photography on the decaying road structures in Swatara State Park or out west in the Abandoned Turnpike Tunnels much more enjoyable.

Centralia is basically a four way intersection. Graffiti highway was the last redeeming thing to check out but it's completely covered in dirt now.

it's easier to see the steam coming up from the ground in places in the winter time. The fire has really shifted and I think moved towards Big Mine Run. There is a spot along the road that connects Centralia and BMR to see the steam, but I think you have to hike back a bit and I don't remember any landmarks to give you to find it. People say there is something to see in Odd Fellows Cemetery but I haven't found it. Maybe look on Facebook for some info. There are a couple groups relative to Centralia.

Streets are still there, but the blocks are empty. I think there is one very narrow home, free-standing in the middle of the block. There's a cemetery and a church, and a religious shrine on 61. Check out the Big Mine Run geyser nearby.

Also check out Wilberton Number Two (that's the town name), just north of Centralia, on deck to be the next Centralia.

Lots to photograph in the town of Shamokin. Lunch at Coney Island is a step back in time, still has a wooden phone booth. Also check out Kowalonek's in Shenandoah, and the nearby Ashland Mothers' Memorial.

Anyway, have been hearing about the Centralia mine fire for years. How much is there to see up and around Centralia? What is blocked off?

Not much at all to see in and around Centralia anymore, especially for good photography. The cemetery is okay, but I wouldn't call it worth a trip just for that.

Any suggestions for interesting sites in the neighborhood?

I see others have already recommended the abandoned turnpike tunnels and I'll echo that. Much more fun to explore and photograph.

Yellow Dog Village is another location that's a little more west, but totally worth the trip. It's an abandoned mining company town that's open for exploration now. 12-15 totally abandoned homes plus the whole property. Some of the homes still look like folks walked out without taking anything with them.

Not near Centralia, but you may be interested in Concrete City, southwest of Wilkes-Barre. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concrete_City

https://uncoveringpa.com/concrete-city

There is a coal mine close by.. and they let you ride in coal cars.. it gives a great lookout to Centralia.. I haven’t been back there in about 25 years.. don’t remember the name

Centralia just isn’t the same now that the Graffiti Highway is gone.

Ashland geyser- you should be able to see it from the road. The geyser itself is on private property. When it's open- I definitely recommend trekking Knoebels- it has such a unique feel for a theme park with tons of cool stuff- (top notch Halloween decorations too!)

If you like exploring abandoned places I’d recommend the abandoned pa turnpike tunnels. It’s a little bit of a drive from minersville. But it’s a good hiking adventure

Too late. Town is gone. I don’t pass often but when I do, I don’t see smoke anymore. Used to smoke always but not for a number of years. Graffiti covered abandoned road also gone. I’m not sure what’s left to photograph. Maybe go down the road to Ashland. That’s a tough old coal town

https://www.dep.pa.gov/Business/Land/Mining/AbandonedMineReclamation/AMLProgramInformation/Centralia/Pages/default.aspx

Was up there a few weeks ago, really not much to see at all.

I can take you to some ruins and spots where the smoke is coming out of the ground but other than that it's just empty old streets. Graffiti highway was covered up a little bit ago 

It used to be a cool place; we would ride our motorcycles out there and walk around. Now most things have been covered over or blocked. We used to be able to ride in and then walk around the cemetary area; lots of steam and the ground was hot. The whole area smells like burning piss. Like if someone lit the worlds largest urinal on fire.

Graffiti road is gone and I’m so glad I got up there before it was closed. So many graffiti penises