PA Counties

Carbon County, formed in 1843, was named for the extensive deposits of anthracite coal first discovered in the region in 1791. From historic railroads to towering waterfalls to magnificent scenic overlooks,  here are 11 of...

Cameron County, founded in 1860, is home to many amazing attractions, both natural and man-made. And as Pennsylvania's least-populous county, it has certainly perfected the art of "social distancing"! From hiking trails and waterfalls to historic monuments...

Blair County, founded in 1846, is home to some amazing attractions, both natural and man-made. From railroad history to unique natural landmarks, here are 16 of the best things to see and do in Blair...

Fayette County, founded in 1783, makes up one-third of the Laurel Highlands in western PA (Somerset and Westmoreland counties making up the other two-thirds). Fayette County is named in honor of the Marquis de Lafayette, who served as a...

Westmoreland County, founded in 1773, makes up one-third of the Laurel Highlands in western PA (Somerset and Fayette counties making up the other two-thirds). From historic forts to museums to state parks, here are 19...

From museums to mountain vistas, from scenic backroads to an abandoned superhighway - there are a TON of must-see attractions in Bedford County, PA! What follows is a list of 25 of the best things...

Clearfield County is home to many amazing attractions, both natural and man-made! The county was created in 1804 and is believed to be named for the many fields in the surrounding river valleys originally cleared...

If you’re looking for the best things to see and do in Huntingdon County, you’re in the right place! The county was formed in 1787 and named in honor of the Countess of Huntingdon. From scenic overlooks to waterfalls to museums...