The Isle of Que is one of the magical places that make Pennsylvania the very definition of charming. Embrace a slower pace of life, if only for a few hours, when you visit one of the most gorgeous places in Pennsylvania — a tiny island free from crowded shops, bars, and the commercialism so common today. Let’s take a look at this tiny, beautiful island.

The quaint town of Selinsgrove, home to less than 6,000 residents, leads to perhaps one of the most enchanting places in Pennsylvania.
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The tiny island is only half a mile wide and 5.5 miles long.
Isle of Que Selinsgrove, PA is just a hop, skip, and a jump over Pine Street Bridge, connecting Selinsgrove to the tiny island.
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Go boating, kayaking, and paddle boarding on the river.
Did you know this historical place was originally inhabited by Native Americans?
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And what beauty it possesses.
Pack a lunch or dinner and sit at one of the picnic tables overlooking the Susquehanna River.
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As soon as we arrive at one of the loveliest islands in Pennsylvania, it's plain to see we are welcomed here with park benches and picnic tables offering free views.

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Front Street is a roadway that allows folks to jog, walk, or bike along the banks of the pastoral river.
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The little island, dotted with picturesque homes and sweeping views of the river, draws visitors for both its tranquility and outdoor activities.
And here's another spot for sightseeing.
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Sometimes nothing quite compares to just sitting back and soaking in everything around you.
The beautiful plants, trees, and flowers are gorgeous any time of year.
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End each day with a breathtaking sunset that transforms the sky into an artist's masterpiece.
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Isle of Que is only one among many enchanting places in Pennsylvania. Have you been to this enchanted land? If so, please share your experience in the comments below. Stay the weekend at the Isle of Que Guest House, a historical, two-bedroom Vbro with a beautiful waterfront deck, and an enclosed front porch — each designed to breathe in the surrounding beauty.

The distance from Selinsgrove Pa to Harrisburg Pa is only about 50 miles where you can visit Boyd Big Tree Preserve Conservation Area.

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Beautiful Places In Pennsyvlania

Carolyn Harmon | January 27, 2024

What are some of the most beautiful places to visit in Pennsylvania?

  • Springfield Falls (Mercer): One of the best features of this pretty 20-foot-high waterfall is it's not hard to reach. Just park at the parking lot across from the falls and cross the street. The falls are located near U.S. Route 19 on Falls Road where a short downhill hike gives great overhead views of this natural wonder, which sits on Pennsylvania hunting lands. Spanning 40 feet wide, this is a perfect subject for some of the best photos you'll ever take.
  • Lititz: This town is so welcoming, it offers a downloadable tour map on its website. Take a tour or twist a pretzel at Julius Sturgis Pretzel Bakery; discover the town's past at The Lititz Museum, walk or ride on the pretty rail trail, or visit our favorite, the Wolf Sanctuary of PA. Take in some of the shops offering art, home goods, jewelry, and clothing, just to name a few. After you work up an appetite, tuck into the Blackworth Live Fire Grill or the Collusion Tap Works for a cold brew.

  • Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area (Bushkill): If you just want a lovely place to sit and meditate, this one's for you. The incredible landscapes offer a great place to reflect on what history happened here along the 40 miles of the longest free-flowing river east of the Mississippi. The recreational activities are diverse, including boating, kayaking, hiking, hunting, fishing, and exploring Dingman Falls. Go camping on these wild lands and have the adventure of a lifetime.

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Isle of Que, Selinsgrove, PA 17870, USA