Some winter days provide the perfect time to just cozy up at home with a good book. But, then, we all have those days of cabin fever. Fortunately, you’ll have little difficulty curing your cabin fever in the Burgh. Here are six awesome day trips from Pittsburgh in winter you should take. Each one provides a perfect escape from the city.

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Winter Day Trips Near Pittsburgh

What other things can I do in winter in Pittsburgh?

Enjoy ice skating during the winter in Pittsburgh, then head to the outdoor Schenley Park Ice Skating Rink. For those who prefer skiing, snowboarding, or snow tubing, head to Boyce Park in Plum which has a hill for fun in the snow. Watching a movie from the warmth of a car at Dependable Drive-In located in Moon Township is another option.

Are there any cozy cabins or inns I can stay at in Pittsburgh?

Looking for a cozy cabin stay? Cook Riverside Cabins at Cook Forest State Park in Cooksburg an ideal place to go. Each gorgeous log cabin even has its own fireplace, perfect for snuggling on a cold winter night.

What are the best winter attractions in Pittsburgh?

Pittsburgh offers plenty of places to visit throughout the winter including Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium which offers a drive-thru holiday lights experience through the end of December. Watch the Penguins on Parade, a weather-dependent event in the winter at which you can watch the penguins waddle their way through the zoo. Seven Springs Resort in Champion is a great place to visit if you want to hit the slopes for some skiing, snowboarding, tubing, and general outdoor fun. There are accommodations here as well.