Watching Snow Fall From This One Resort In Pennsylvania Is Basically Heaven

Wintertime's probably the most enchanting time of the year here in Pennsylvania. After all, nothing really compares to curling up under the covers, sipping on a hot chocolate, and watching the snow tumble down outside. We might even venture outdoors to build a snowman, engage in a snowball fight, or go for a winter stroll. If you're yearning for an adults-only winter getaway, make it at The Lodge at Woodloch in Pennsylvania.

A luxurious getaway awaits at The Lodge at Woodloch in Hawley. Although perfect in any season, the lodge excudes a magical aura during the winter.

If you prefer a family-friendly getaway, The Lodge at Woodloch's sister property, Woodloch Resort, is worth a look. For reference, The Lodge at Woodloch in Hawley is for guests 16 and older.

The enchanting lodge offers both suites and guest rooms, each of which comes with a long list of amenities, including a refrigerator, plush robes, and a private veranda.

You can also choose spa package when booking. Each features three gourmet meals during your stay and access to the sauna, whirlpools, and steam rooms.

Oversized showers, twice daily housekeeping, and marble bathrooms are just a few of the luxurious amenities that await at this adults-only lodge.

The Lodge at Woodloch is all about pampering yourself. In addition to a traditional spa, it features a Snow Room. Dry snow combined with the cold air help to relax you in this room.

A co-ed Himalayan salt sauna and a Tyrolean bucket shower are also available.

Enjoy the crisp winter air, as the snow gently falls, in the outdoor whirlpool.

Nestled on 500 acres, the lodge offers plenty of opporunities to get outdoors, even in the winter.

Go on a scenic hike through the snow, for example.

Or, gather around a roaring fire with a glass of wine as a day of well-deserved pampering winds down.

Learn more or book your stay on the official website of The Lodge at Woodloch. Or, go here for Facebook.

Have you been to The Lodge at Woodloch in Pennsylvania? What did you think? Share your experience in the comments! You might also want to plan a wintertime visit to Pine Creek Gorge, the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania, after a fresh snowfall.