Winter in Pennsylvania can be a strikingly gorgeous time of year, with its glittery icicles and pure, white snow. Even though it can be bitter cold, sometimes braving the elements is worth it for the unbelievable scenery. Here are some of the most beautiful Pennsylvania winter photos that might inspire you to get out there and explore this season.

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Where else would you add to this list? Where are your favorite places to visit in winter in Pennsylvania? Let us know in the comments! Then take a peek at some of the best winter attractions in Pennsylvania. Each is bucket list-worthy.

For even more wintertime fun, why not set off on one of the best hiking trails in Pennsylvania? You’ll find a full list on All Trails.

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What are some of the best things to do outside during winter in Pennsylvania?

Snap some of your very own photos of PA in the winter by getting out and exploring. Here are some of the best things to do in winter in Pennsylvania:

  • Spend a few hours gliding around the ice rink at Blue Cross RiverRink Winterfest in Philadelphia.
  • If it’s cold enough, ice skate or play ice hockey on Lake Arthur at Moraine State Park in Portersville. Sledding, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing are also popular.
  • Carve out a day to go skiing, snow tubing, or snowboarding at Seven Springs Mountain Resort.
  • Bundle up for a day of skiing and snow tubing at Sawmill Family Resort.
  • Treat yourself to a luxurious weekend getaway at The Lodge at Woodloch.

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