Western Pennsylvania lays claim to some of the most spectacular natural beauty in the state. From rushing waterfalls and rolling hillsides to the lush countryside and quaint tiny towns, Pennsylvania promises something for everyone. Journey just an hour outside of downtown Pittsburgh to this tiny town surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty for a relaxing day.
Flanked by the lush green countryside and towering trees, the tiny town of Volant boasts a population of less than 200.
A quaint wooden sign alerts visitors they are entering enchanting town of Volant that's dotted with shops like K.C.'s Collectibles, Miss Scarlett's Gift Parlor, and The Kitchen Shoppe.
Stop by Volant Mills, a historic grist mill that opened in 1812. Today, the picturesque spot houses a gift shop filled with handmade Amish furniture, old-fashioned toys, and locally made soaps.
Drive through the tiny town that spans just over 70 acres where you'll pass charming homes that lead to the lush Amish countryside. Along the way, you'll...
End your visit to the charming town of Volant with a stop at the Banks Covered Bridge that crosses Neshannock Creek. The historic covered bridge dates back to 1889 and earned a spot on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.
Discover the pristine natural beauty that surrounds the enchanting tiny town of Volant then visit these eight tiny towns near Pittsburgh that will take your breath away.
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