This State Has The Best Wooden Roller Coaster In The World
This wooden roller coaster has been voted the best in the world — for 7 years. Venture out to this free amusement park to experience its old-school thrills.
Read MoreThis wooden roller coaster has been voted the best in the world — for 7 years. Venture out to this free amusement park to experience its old-school thrills.
Read MoreRetreat from Philadelphia during your golden years by moving to a charming suburb close to the city, deemed one of the best places to retire in Pennsylvania.
Read MoreWaiting in line to go through airport security is the worst part of air travel. Luckily, airports in Boston and Philly are thinking of new ways to prevent this.
Read MoreExplore history and enjoy the fall season with seasonal dishes and outdoor spaces in a neighborhood known as 'America's most historic square mile.'
Read MoreThis Maryland town offers everything you could want in an Eastern Shore getaway: fresh seafood, cozy inns, canal-front views, and walking or biking trails.
Read MorePhiladelphia is loaded with history and exciting food, but take a short trip to the northern reaches of the city and you can find even more cultural charm.
Read MoreDuring the time of steel mills, Pennsylvania's rivers were quite polluted. Luckily, these strange creatures called the "Livers of Rivers" are helping with that.
Read MoreJust a short drive from Pittsburgh, this little town has everything you could want for a day or weekend trip, from museum to outdoor activities to solid eats.
Read MoreThis tranquil Great Lakes escape boasts pebbled, sandy shores for sunning and swimming. After a beach day, order a drink at the nearby vineyards and breweries.
Read MoreThis small town in Pennsylvania is considered the "Gateway to the Poconos" and is an amazing spot for bluegrass lovers and outdoorsy travelers alike.
Read MoreAn island just outside of Pittsburgh gives travelers the best of both worlds with a nature escape only 10 minutes from the "city of bridges."
Read MoreMake the most of the fall season by booking a trip to this massive Pennsylvania gorge, often dubbed the state's very own Grand Canyon.
Read MoreWith its scenic hiking trails, expansive lake, and a sprawling forest that puts on a show every fall, this state park in Pennsylvania is a must-visit.
Read MoreExperience curtains of water pouring into the Roaring Brook at this majestic waterfall in Nay Aug Park. Later, explore the park's treehouse and hiking trails.
Read MorePlan your autumn getaway around this bustling college town surrounded by stunning trails and picturesque parks (with a spot for homemade ice cream nearby).
Read MoreStep into history at a centuries-old bridge hidden in a scenic park where winding trails, rich heritage, and natural beauty create a timeless escape.
Read MoreAll forests are beautiful, but some, like this one in Pennsylvania, feel like they've come right out of a fairy tale with moss-covered trails and ancient trees.
Read MoreThis popular casino draws millions of visitors every year, but fails to deliver the excitement and thrills people expect from a gambling destination.
Read MoreLocated just an hour from downtown Philadelphia is an autumn lover's paradise, with an array of foliage voted the country's best by numerous publication.
Read MoreThese beaches along the Great Lakes are havens for finding incredible sand dunes, historic lighthouses, and tons of lakeside fun on and off the water.
Read MoreThis town in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains is an outdoor paradise with plenty of opportunities for hiking, fishing, kayaking, and summer camps for kids.
Read MorePennsylvania's Kinzua Bridge State Park invites visitors to its Skywalk, where fall foliage and historic bridge towers create unforgettable views.
Read MoreThis Pennsylvania city is an incredible year-round destination for lakeside fun, accessible trails, and lots of amazing art throughout the area.
Read MoreThis state park covers over 13,000 acres across three counties in Northeastern Pennsylvania, offering scenic hikes to waterfalls and plenty of campgrounds.
Read MoreAthens is the most well-known college town in Georgia, with its sprawling campus and bustling student life, but don't overlook this little gem.
Read MoreThis historic site helped shape the industrial heritage of the U.S. between 1771 and 1883 and can still be explored today. Hikes, workshops, and tours await!
Read MorePennsylvania is a state full of natural wonders, and unfortunately, many of them are a favorite of snakes. The good news is most are non-venomous.
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