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Pennsylvania’s regions
Dutch Country Roads
There's more to this region than delicious homemade sweets. This is where the Old World traditions like carriage rides and haystacks blend with the fun of roller coasters and luxury resorts.
Laurel Highlands
Take one look at this hilly area along the westernmost ridges of the Appalachian Mountains, and you'll understand what inspired Frank Lloyd Wright to make this the location of such masterpieces as Fallingwater and Kentuck Knob.
Lehigh Valley
Set amid gentle hills and beautiful, green countryside, Lehigh Valley, home to Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton, offers a diverse array of memorable things to do that will make your vacation here truly memorable.
Pennsylvania Wilds
Home to millions of acres of unspoiled forests and mountains, this region seems to be built for fishing, hiking, kayaking and outdoor activities.
Pennsylvania’s Great Lakes Region
The cool, calming lakes in this region have shaped not only the climate but also the small towns and agriculture. From shipping ports to vineyards to hiking and biking trails this region in the western tip of Pennsylvania has a lot going on.
Philadelphia & The Countryside
Cheesesteaks and Rocky. We just wanted to get the obvious stuff out of the way. Now let's get into the things you may not know about this area. Philadelphia is known for its history, food, art, and all the other great things you'd expect from a big American city.
Pittsburgh & Its Countryside
Pittsburgh and Its Countryside is a region full of history, great food, and cool activities. The "Steel City," surrounded by the Three Rivers, is full of beautiful bridges and its countryside has some unique traits of its own. Pittsburgh is home to world-class museums and cultural arts institutions, sprawling public parks and one of the world's most recognizable cityscapes.
Pocono Mountains
You'll notice a dramatic change in scenery in this region as you cross under the Lehigh Tunnel and into the Pocono Mountains. In this endless outdoor playground, you'll find steep mountains with cloud-covered peaks great for hiking, biking, fishing and canoeing.
The Alleghenies
In this Central PA region you'll find covered bridges, tree-sheltered streams and little Victorian towns. This is the home of The Pennsylvania State University (Penn State), their Nittany Lions, and most importantly, the Berkey Creamery.
Upstate PA
Upstate PA provides some of the most dramatic scenery and landscapes in Pennsylvania. These mountainous areas with forests and steep peaks have become home to tranquil communities and state parks with unmatched natural beauty.
Valleys of the Susquehanna
The sweet aroma of dew fills the air in this happy, green valley. It's the scent of Central Pennsylvania's outdoor recreational playground and it's what draws so many outdoor enthusiasts to this area every year.
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