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This summer, Pennsylvanians and visitors can beat the heat and get a sweet treat by visiting any of the 42 creameries that make up Scooped: An Ice CreamTrail. Today, Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding and Department of Community andEconomic Development (DCED) Deputy Secretary of Tourism, Film & Marketing CarrieFischer Lepore visited The Lands at Hillside Farms in Shavertown, Luzerne County, to announce the sixth annual PA Ice Cream Trail.

Aside from the majestic Susquehanna River, there are several ponds and small lakes located in and around Lancaster, PA where you can pack up a good lunch, bring your fishing rod, and enjoy the scenery while trying to catch a trout or two.

From historic sites and architectural gems to sports, food and nature, there's a lot to see and to do throughout the state. If you're a foodie enjoying the small town charm, these spots are worth visiting in Pennsylvania.

At first glance, it may look like any other charming, quaint Pennsylvania street, but on this particular one, there's an abundance of local history to be found. The street, known as Elfreth's Alley, was not included in the original plans for Philadelphia.

The photo above is not taken at Rehoboth Beach, Ocean City or Cape May, which are some of the more common beach destinations to visit when you're living in the Keystone state.

Covered bridges are not a rare sight in Central Pennsylvania, but one area stands out, home to over two dozen covered bridges and more than any other county in the state: Lancaster, PA.

A Lancaster County amusement park is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, and they've got plenty of fun lined up. Since 1963, Dutch Wonderland has been all about providing family fun for locals and tourists alike.

Biking, hiking, horseback riding - or simply a nice stroll in a charming small town, Pennsylvania has an abundance of places to visit. Here are three, ideal from an outdoorsy perspective and perfect for a day- or a weekend trip.

Niche is well-known for its "Best places" rankings. Suburbs are not lacking in the keystone state, and according to the website, these were the top three in 2022:. Median Home Value: $350,200, and 66% own a house.

Founded as Mauch Chunk in 1818, the borough was renamed Jim Thorpe in 1953 in honor of the famous Native American athlete and of Olympic medal winner, James Francis Thorpe, whose mausoleum and memorial can be found along Route 903.

Want to take a guess at where the tastiest cookie in Pennsylvania is?. According to the foodie website, Love Food, it doesn't get better than Nancy B's Bakery in West Homestead, just outside of Pittsburgh.

The best sandwiches always comes down to the freshness of the ingredients, and the bread. From turkey to meatballs, lettuce, tomato, cheese - whatever you choose - it all has to be fresh.

If there's any time to celebrate Pennsylvania, it's now. After crushing the 49ers, 31-7, the Eagles are heading to the Super Bowl LVII this weekend to face The Chiefs. For such an important sports day, you'll need food.

Pennsylvania is known for its charming and quaint small towns. Some of the more popular places to visit are Jim Thorpe, New Hope, and Lititz (also named the coolest small town in the country back in the day).

Pennsylvania has a fair share of family friendly attractions and places to visit. From the zoo in Philadelphia or Halifax to exploring all about chocolate in Hershey, museums in Pittsburgh and of course, farm fun in Lancaster. There's a lot of options.

There hasn't been a ton of snow in Lancaster County this year. The winter isn't slipping away from us quite yet, though. If you like action-packed winter fun, there are a handful of ski resorts within a doable day trip from Lancaster, PA.

Historic and scenic Pennsylvania is a perfect location to visit while soaking in the wonders of the USA. This state is not only one of the most interesting but also the most beautiful. If you plan to take some time to see the sights in this Eastern state, check out the following locations. Please keep reading to discover what makes them memorable and a must-see destination.

Boathouse Row is a historic site located in Philadelphia, PA on the east bank of the Schuylkill River just north of the Fairmount Water Works and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

One of the more historic spots you'll find in Lancaster County is Strasburg, officially incorporated as a borough in 1816. It was a center for locally-oriented, small-scale industries such as blacksmithing, weaving, and clock-making.

With less than 3,000 people calling New Hope, PA home, it is a calm atmosphere in the small town, located in Bucks County. One well worth visiting, for more reasons than one. Here are four fun things to do, during winter as well as the summer.