From date nights to outdoor adventures to family fun, Pennsylvania is a wildly diverse state that offers an extensive range of awesome things to do.

1. Great Allegheny Passage [Various]

Part of a larger trail that goes all the way to Washington, DC, the Great Allegheny Passage is a flat trail that covers a large portion of the south central park of the state. You can spend hours or days exploring any of the different stops along this trail.

2. Fall Foliage Routes/Train rides [Various]

There are several different ways to enjoy the beautiful colors of fall in Pennsylvania, but the best way to see them might be on a steam train ride. Locations and times vary.

3. Cherry Springs State Park [Coudersport]

For some of the best star gazing in the country, make a plan to be at Cherry Springs State Park after dark. Spend an hour or two taking in the beautiful night time views in this remote park or camp out and enjoy them until the sun comes up.

4. Randyland [Pittsburgh]

One of the most unique spaces you’ll find anywhere, Randyland is a free museum, It’s home to Randy Gilson, an artist who turned a house on the North Side into a piece of art. It’s bright, it’s cheerful, it’s colorful. It’s a must see. Spend an hour or two here taking in the fun.

5. The Carnegie Science Center [Pittsburgh]

Kids of all ages will love spending 3-4 hours exploring the four floors of hands on science exhibits and a large miniature railroad. It also houses the Rangos Omnimax Theater which shows a variety of educational films and the Highmark Sportsworks where the mechanics of athletics are explored. And, as if that wasn’t enough, climb aboard the USS Requin, a WWII submarine, which is docked in the river right behind the Science Center.

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