Winter in Pennsylvania can be unpredictable, to say the least, but we’re usually prepared for whatever comes our way – snow, ice, sleet, ice.  The cold and snow bring with them a ton of fun too – snowball fights, making snowmen, and sled riding. Those freezing temps can get tiring pretty fast, though, as we begin the countdown until spring. While we can’t fast-forward to warmer weather, we can shut the door on winter for a little bit when we visit this indoor beach.

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Get a glimpse of the fun that awaits at Aquatopia Indoor Waterpark from this YouTube video by Discover NEPA.

If you’ve been looking for one of the best “indoor beaches near me,” you’ve found one! Have you ever been to this indoor beach in Pennsylvania? Or, do you plan to visit?  Let us know in the comments! Did you know that Camelback Mountain Resort is also home to the largest snow-tubing park in Pennsylvania?

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What are some of the best winter hikes in Pennsylvania?

Some of us just want to escape winter by visiting our favorite indoor beach resort in Pennsylvania while others prefer to get outside and breathe in that crisp, cool air. When you’re up for an outdoor adventure, check out the best winter hikes in Pennsylvania:

  • The Mount Davis Highpoint Trail in Mount Davis will lead you to the highest point in Pennsylvania and some of the area's most sensational views.
  • Trek to the highest waterfall in Pennsylvania along the Raymondskill Falls Trail.
  • Step into a winter wonderland when you follow the Laurel Hill Lake Trail in Somerset.
  • Bring the whole family for a short but sweet hike along the one-mile Chickie Rocks Overlook Trail, which boasts stunning views of the Susquehanna River.
  • The Jacoby Hollow Trail in Trout Run will take you to a frozen (if you’re lucky!) or snow-framed Jacoby Falls.

If you’re on the hunt for more wintertime fun, check out the best places to visit in Pennsylvania in winter. Don't forget to wear a pair of sturdy hiking shoes on your adventure!

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