Somewhere between the train whistle and Santa working his way down the aisle, even grown-ups start believing again. These holiday train rides in Pennsylvania roll through snowy farmland and river gorges, with vintage coaches decked out for the season. Many sell out fast, so book early, then round…
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Fall is one of the most beautiful times to explore the outdoors in Pennsylvania and there’s no better way to find scenic foliage than on an awesome autumn train trip, so all aboard! Sit back, grab your camera, and enjoy the fall views on the most scenic train rides in PA. Get Exclusive PA Travel…
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There are trains — and then there’s Big Boy. In 2026, railroad fans across the country will have the rare chance to witness history in motion as Union Pacific’s legendary Big Boy No. 4014 travels coast to coast in celebration of America’s 250th anniversary. The world’s largest operating steam…
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What do scenic hiking trails, thrilling waterparks, and premier casinos have in common? You can find them all in the Pocono Mountains! If you're traveling to northeast Pennsylvania and want to know what to do in the Pocono Mountains, check out our picks for the 15 best activities, attractions, and…
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History, culture, art, city life, and delicious food all come together in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Whether you're a longtime fan who visits often or are crossing state lines to explore the area for the first time, Lancaster County is packed with options for an unforgettable stay. Consider a day trip…
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The 8,300-acre, 30-mile long Raystown Lake was created in the early 1970s and is a popular water destination for fisherman, boaters, kayakers, and all water enthusiasts. The Raystown Lake Recreation Area welcomes nearly 2 million visitors per year to the lake and the public land surrounding it for…
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There's no better way to enjoy Pennsylvania's autumn spectacle, bursting with brilliant color, than on one of the Keystone State's historic railroads. The steam locomotive, the iconic creature that led and carried the American Industrial Revolution, is still very much a part of Pennsylvania's…
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Happy Travelers, get ready to break out the sunscreen, brush up on your history, and put your arms up rollercoaster-style, because from the shores of Lake Erie to Philadelphia’s waterfront, your summer to-do list just got a lot longer! 1. Lindholm House New to the Laurel Highlands but not new to…
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Paddling Pennsylvania’s aquatic highways Do you want to combine water, good food, recreation, open space, history, culture, scenic beauty and geology into a one-day trip? We have you covered. Set your canoe or kayak on one of Pennsylvania’s water trails. These trails are boat routes suitable for…
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