After another mild winter, Pennsylvania could experience an increase in ticks this year. Safeguarding yourself, and your pets, from ticks requires protecting yourself before, during, and after spending time outdoors.
A First Day Hike is a rejuvenating way to usher in a new year, and Pennsylvania's state parks will host more than 40 guided hikes on Jan. 1.
If you’re in need of a quick getaway from the Philly area, a relatively short drive will lead you to waterfalls, antiques, great wineries, history, and more.
Whether you’re looking for an action-packed river trip or a lazy weekend on the lake, Pennsylvania has a body of water for you.
Throughout the state, there are plenty of places to enjoy a relaxing float down the water with your friends in an inner tube.
Whether you want to ride out past the shores of Lake Erie or bike from Pittsburgh to Maryland, the western side of the state has trails that offer scenic views, good workouts, and history lessons for cyclists of any skill level.
Pennsylvania is home to abandoned bunkers, paper mills, and roadways that represent the state’s rich history and can be explored by all.
Whether you’re looking for a challenging overnight ride, or something more leisurely and scenic, the eastern part of the state features great bike trails to suit all skill levels.
Pennsylvania is home to some amazing bodies of water that will cool you off in the summer heat. Whether you’re looking for an adventurous trip down a natural waterslide, or a lazy float down a crystal-clear creek, our state has it all when it comes to swimming holes.
