We can pack a ton of fun into one day, and that’s just what this one-day road trip across Pennsylvania does. From sunrise to sunset, you’ll enjoy an adventure that will take you to some of the most beautiful places in Pennsylvania. Add a delicious meal (and maybe a bit of shopping), and you’ve got the perfect day trip.

You won’t do a whole lot of driving – just over three hours – so you won’t spend too much on gas. Here are the Google Map directions for this day of fun; you can even flip the order if you want. Whatever you do, fill up the gas tank; pack lots of goodies, and hit the road for a day of fun. It all starts with one of the best sunrises in Pennsylvania.

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Where does your favorite one-day road trip across Pennsylvania take you? Do you think that Gettysburg has one of the best sunrises in Pennsylvania? Where are your favorite places to see the sun rise in Pennsylvania? Let us know in the comments! Love pizza? Well, then, you’ll think you’ve been transported to pizza paradise when you visit this small town in Pennsylvania.

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Day Trips In Pennsylvania

What are some of the best day trips in Pennsylvania?

There’s only one thing that matches the magic of a road trip in Pennsylvania, and that’s a day trip in Pennsylvania. Here are a few of the best day trips in Pennsylvania.

  • The Lehigh Valley Zoo in Schnecksville is picture-perfect all year-round, and you can get an up-close look at some of its most popular residents, including the otters, penguins, and giraffes.
  • Look for fairy houses dotted along the walking paths at Briar Bush Nature Center in Abington. It is also home to trails, a museum, and a spider house.
  • Penn’s Cave in Centre Hall is the only all-water cave in Pennsylvania and the United States. Go on a guided boat tour before exploring aboveground on an off-road Jeep tour or a wildlife tour.
  • See a natural phenomenon at Coudersport Ice Mine in Coudersport. The seasonal attraction offers a glimpse at the mine that’s icy in the summer. (The ice melts during the winter.)
  • Seven Tubs Natural Area in Wilkes-Barre is a natural wonder that’s brimming with – you guessed it – natural tubs and some small waterfalls. It’s a pretty destination all year-round. Swimming is not allowed in the tubs.

Read more about these Pennsylvania day trips, and start planning your next adventure. Or, if you’re up for an epic year, check out these 12 day trips in Pennsylvania, one for each month of the year.