Exploring the Carrie Blast Furnaces in Pittsburgh
Touring the Carrie Blast Furnaces in Pittsburgh is a fantastic way to learn about the industrial heritage of southwestern Pennsylvania!
The Carrie Blast Furnaces were...
Exploring Fort Roberdeau in Blair County
Fort Roberdeau in Blair County was built in 1778 by American colonists during the Revolutionary War, and was occupied until 1780.
The fort was originally...
Experiencing the Bellefonte Cruise in Centre County
The Bellefonte Cruise has been a popular Father's Day weekend event in historic Bellefonte since 1988.
2025 marks the 36th year for the event, which...
Exploring Woodward Cave in Centre County
Woodward Cave in Centre County contains 5 large rooms, hundreds of yards of tunnels and passageways, and the largest stalagmite in Pennsylvania!
Operated as a...
Exploring Penn’s Cave and Wildlife Park in Centre County
Penn's Cave in Centre County offers the only cavern tour in the United States that is conducted completely by boat!
Discovered centuries ago by Native...
Exploring DelGrosso’s Amusement Park in Blair County
DelGrosso's Amusement Park (originally Bland's Park, named for a family farm that once stood there) has been a central PA tradition for more than...
Exploring Knoebels – PA’s Largest Free-Admission Amusement Park
Knoebels Amusement Park near Elysburg, Pennsylvania is consistently ranked as one of the best amusement parks in the United States.
And a big part of...
Exploring the Hooded Grave Cemetery in Columbia County
The Hooded Grave Cemetery in Columbia County is home to what may be the only two hooded graves that exist in the United States.
Sarah...
20 of the Best Things to Do at Ohiopyle State Park
If you're looking for the best things to see and do at Ohiopyle State Park, you're in the right place!
I've visited Ohiopyle State Park...
Exploring the Sunken Gardens at Mount Assisi in Cambria County
The Sunken Gardens at Mount Assisi are part of the beautifully manicured grounds of the Saint Francis Friary in Cambria County.
Open to the public...
