Drive an hour north to enjoy the beautiful scenery in Cook Forest. With the Clarion River running along the park and the famous stands of old growth trees, this state park is a wooded paradise.
When Punxsutawney Phil isn’t busy forecasting the weather on February 2, he can be found in his burrow, a terrarium built into the Punxsutawney Memorial Library all year long.
Drive an hour north to enjoy the beautiful scenery in Cook Forest. With the Clarion River running along the park and the famous stands of old growth trees, this State Park is a wooded paradise.
When Punxsutawney Phil isn’t busy forecasting the weather, he can be found in his burrow, a terrarium built into the Punxsutawney Memorial Library.
Celebrate the New Year in the state's capital! Enjoy live music, arts and crafts, and more before the giant lit strawberry starts to descend from the top of the downtown Hilton Harrisburg.
The town celebrates the New Year from 10:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. with the annual dropping of a wrench on Main Street. Celebrate with live music and more!
Attendees of York’s New Year’s Eve celebration are sure to have a blast bringing in 2014. Join the crowd in smelling roses as they fall from the sky as you countdown to the New Year.
Hershey's Chocolate World is the most visited corporate center in the world and just celebrated its 40th anniversary. Visitors can tour the museum to learn more about the history and enjoy a ride.
Hershey's Chocolate World is the most visited corporate center in the world and just celebrated its 40th anniversary. Visitors can tour the museum to learn more about the history of this area.
Did you know this is where the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were signed and the second continental congress was held? Enjoy a guided tour and see the iconic Liberty Bell.
Visitors can tour the Hershey Museum to learn more about the history of the area, or enjoy a ride through Hershey's Chocolate World to see how chocolate is made.
Visitors can tour the Hershey Museum to learn more about the history of this area, or enjoy a ride through Hershey's Chocolate World to see how chocolate is made.
Did you know this is where two of democracy’s greatest documents were written and the second continental congress was held? Enjoy a guided tour and see the iconic Liberty Bell.
Visitors can tour the Hershey Museum to learn more about the history of this area, or they can take a ride through HERSHEY'S CHOCOLATE WORLD® to see how chocolate is made.
Get ready to witness over 18-20 different exhibitions, embracing a wide range of subjects.
Hello Hershey! Get ready to treat your senses to the many wonders of chocolate.
Known as “a small mountain with a large heart,” Tussey has skiing on 50 acres with seven trails and three ski and snowboard lifts. Its terrain park features boxes, rails, pipes and assorted jumps.
Learn to ski at this beautiful resort in Upstate PA! Montage Mountain offers day and night skiing and a professionally staffed ski school, including weekend mountain ski racing teams.
With 23 trails and two terrain parks, Shawnee is an ideal spot for winter sport fans. Don't miss the annual Costume Carnival Day - anyone dressed in full costume receives a free lift ticket!
Elk Mountain was one of the first commercial ski areas to open in Pennsylvania in 1959. Today, Elk has seven lifts and 27 slopes, including some of the most challenging terrain in the region.
The Strip District is Pittsburgh's only Historic Market District and offers ethnic groceries, bakeries, arts, crafts and collectibles shops, street vendors and much more every Saturday!
The Zippo/Case Museum is where fans and collectors from across the globe gather to experience the rich history of these two American icons. The gift shop offers unique products for all ages!
Located in Pennsdale, Pa., the Lycoming Mall offers big name department stores including Macy's, Burlington Coat Factory, Sears and J.C. Penney.
Located next to Hersheypark, this center has more than 60 name-brand outlets including Polo, Gap, Banana Republic and Coach, making it the perfect shopping destination.
Guaranteed to bring out the kid in everyone, the museum’s Chocolate Lab offers participatory classes such as tempering, molding, dipping and even making chocolate from scratch.
With four floors of interactive exhibits and activities representing Pennsylvania's story from Earth's beginning to today, the State Museum is a great place to keep growing minds engaged.
Want to be an astronaut for the day? The DaVinci Science Center welcomes guests to explore weightlessness and tumbling motions, as well as electricity and creepy crawlies.
2013 marks the 50th anniversary of Dutch Wonderland, one of the world’s top five children’s amusement parks and a Lancaster icon. Duke’s Lagoon features tropical paradise themed attractions.
All of the Italian food is made from scratch by the owner's mother Donna DeParasis. She always makes you feel like you are part of her family and will not let you leave hungry. Mangia! Mangia!
Embrace your inner Indiana Jones on seven zip lines, four rope challenges you have to cross and two rappels. Along the way, you'll hit speeds of up to 45 miles an hour!
