Fall in Pennsylvania is Calling
You Back

Leaf it up, and leave the checklist behind.

Come chase the fall feeling you wait for all year. The kind of days where foliage shows off, an apple cider donut counts as dinner, and a small-town festival turns into your whole weekend. Where the bonfire smoke follows you home, and maybe a ghost along with it. Fall in Pennsylvania brings the moments you’ve been missing — and ones you’d never expect.

The Great Outdoors Fall's finally here. Now slow it down.

Pennsylvania's fall color lingers longer than pretty much everywhere else in the country. Get out there and take it in on trails and scenic lookouts that go at your pace.

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Itinerary For the leaf peeps

Pack your sweater and pick a region of PA for your next long weekend trip.

Take the Trip

Pocono Mountains

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Route 6

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Laurel Highlands

Iconic architectural building Fallingwater sits atop a waterfall with fall foliage surrounding.

Upstate PA

You're never too old for a corn maze.

Whether you keep it basic as a PSL or prefer the offbeat and unusual, PA has a fall for that.

More Trip Ideas

16 Corn Mazes in Pennsylvania to Visit This Fall

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Fall Festivals & Events in PA

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Picture-Perfect Pumpkin Patches

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Fall Foliage Train Rides in PA

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16 Pick Your Own Apple Orchards in PA

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From Castles to Treehouses: 28 Unique Stays in PA

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Scary-obsessed with spooky season?

Check into a historical hotel with a few rumored permanent residents. Take a lantern-lit ghost tour through a battlefield after dark. Wander the cemetery made famous in Night of the Living Dead, and see how brave everyone is once the sun goes down. Or dial the fright factor way back at one of Pennsylvania's amusement park Halloween celebrations.