Here Are 12 Spots In Pennsylvania You Must Explore This Winter
With the onset of winter comes many things: warm coats, hot chocolate, holiday music, earlier sunsets, and cold, cold, cold. Bundle up and get ready to go out and explore. Here are some really cool places to check out during the winter in Pennsylvania.
Be careful, the path will be slippery. Once you get up there, though, the view will be incredible. Check out those purple clouds.
The silence of fallen snow envelops the battlefield in reverence.
The charming trail is even more beautiful when the glassy surface of the lake reflects snow-laden tree branches.
This particular photograph is of Henry Covered Bridge in Nottingham; no matter where you are in the state, though, a covered bridge can't be that far. Pennsylvania has more covered bridges than any other state in the country.
The red pines rise majestically above the winter landscape.
Home of the Pinchot house, the site is particularly striking during the winter months when snow blankets its beautiful architecture.
Jim Thorpe is known as the Switzerland of the USA, and thus is an especially great destination in the winter months.
The Hemlock trees here provide a uniquely winter-ful outdoor experience.
Philadelphia is the most populous city in Pennsylvania, and thus has plenty of cool things to see and do in all seasons, even during the cold winter months. If you don't mind crowds, it's a fun place to be.
Going to the beach isn't exactly considered a winter activity, but as you can see in this photograph taken at Freeport Beach in Erie, it can provide some really cool scenery.
Chances are you aren't going to get a view this incredible; this picture was taken with a nest cam. Keep one eye to the sky, though, in case you spot one of these patriotic birds from afar.
The malls are open (and heated) all winter long. That sounds nice...
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