We’ve got so many fun adventures waiting for us no matter where we live in the state, but rail biking in Pennsylvania definitely shines as one of the most unique. Instead of climbing aboard a train for an adventure on the rails, slip into a seat on this rail bike for a tour that will showcase some of the most beautiful and unique parts of Pennsylvania.

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Check out this YouTube video from American Rail Bike Adventures of a rail biking tour through Howard Tunnel.


If you’ve been Googling for “rail biking near me,” you’ve hit the jackpot! Have you ever gone rail biking in Pennsylvania, or do you plan to go? Let us know in the comments! If you prefer hiking to biking, check out 20 of the best hiking trails in Pennsylvania.

Before you set off on your rail biking adventure in Pennsylvania, make sure you’re wearing a pair of comfy shoes, and bring plenty of water.

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What are some of the best scenic drives in Pennsylvania?

If you’re looking for other ways to admire the Pennsylvania landscape, why not set off on a leisurely drive? Here are some of the best scenic drives in Pennsylvania.

  • The Laurel Highlands Scenic Byway meanders 68 miles and passes Donegal, Ohiopyle State Park, and Ligonier.
  • Tallying 75 miles, the West Branch Susquehanna River journeys past such sites as McGee’s Mills Covered Bridge and the Pennsylvania Wilds.
  • Longhouse Scenic Byway, clocking in at 36 miles, travels through Allegheny National Forest.
  • Bucktail Trail Scenic Byway spans 100 miles and will take you to Elk State Forest, Sproul State Forest, and Renovo.