Pennsylvania’s outdoor oases are perfect for travelers and their four-legged friends. Play fetch, splash around in nearby ponds and creeks, or wander off the beaten path with your pet to experience the state’s amazing countryside. In fact, Pennsylvania allows dogs at more than 50 state parks across…
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A day hike through Pennsylvania’s picturesque terrains is time well spent. We’ve identified trails that travelers can get there and back again before the sun goes down. Avid hikers of all experience levels will appreciate these quicker treks amongst the Keystone State’s natural wonders with friends…
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Question, If you aren’t doing it for the ‘gram, are you even doing it at all? We know your hike through Pennsylvania’s great outdoors isn’t complete unless you share it on Instagram, so we’ve put together these 13 trails to rack up mountains of likes and comments! Join PA's Travel Newsletter…
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In Pennsylvania, lake days aren’t just about the view—they’re about what you do with it. From paddling across glassy water at sunrise to casting a line where the locals swear by their spot, the state’s lakes are built for hands-on adventure. Whether you’re kayaking, fishing, boating, or just…
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To help make your vacation planning a little easier, we’ve put together a roundup of great accommodations with breathtaking views at Raystown Lake which is draw-dropping 8,300 acres and 30 miles long. Seven Points Marina Enhance your overnight stay at Raystown Lake with a unique lodging option — a…
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Travelers appreciate Mother Nature year-round, but Earth Day is a particularly special time to get out, breathe deep, and soak up the beauty of Pennsylvania’s greater-than-great outdoors. If you’re in the mood for a festival or on the hunt for a great state park, we’ve found 12 ways for you to…
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Ditch the throw-away mentality and be a conscientious traveler, aware of his social footprint As you enjoy your visit in Pennsylvania’s outdoors, think about the natural features, unique species and hidden gems that make these places so special. Now think about the effect millions of visitors have on…
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The Allegheny National Forest is a half-million acre playground for wildlife viewing, cultural history and outdoor recreation To be among the ancients–some of the oldest and largest tracts of virgin hemlock and pine–is at once biological and mystical. There spread across the rugged plateau of…
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Pennsylvania offers top-notch trail events to challenge runners of all abilities Tens of thousands of runners take to the streets of Pennsylvania each year for races–from marathons in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia to a half-marathon where folks race alongside the Amish in the Valley of No Wires. But…
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With more than two million acres of state forests, 4,000 lakes and reservoirs, and 86,000 miles of rivers and streams to explore, the sky is the limit for those seeking outdoor pursuits in Pennsylvania. To celebrate the arrival of spring, we’ve gathered just a few ideas, organized by region. The…
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