7 Most Haunted Attractions in Pennsylvania

7 Most Haunted Attractions in Pennsylvania

Lincoln Mill Haunted House in Philadelphia

7 Most Haunted Attractions in PennsylvaniaPHILADELPHIA - For a scare-filled evening, try visiting some of the best haunted attractions in Pennsylvania. These include haunted locations in Philadelphia, Gettysburg, and Scranton. Whether you're afraid of heights, dark mazes, or ghosts, these haunted houses will surely scare you.


Step Back in Time with Founding Footsteps Tours in Philadelphia

Founding Footsteps – This relative newcomer to the tour scene offers a lighthearted take on well-loved—and well-hidden—history, with a sense of humor and, quite often, a beer or two. The most general option, Philly Phables, utilizes foot transport on a 90-minute history-rich overview of historic Old City, whereas Tavern Tours, BYOB Trolley & Comedy Tour and Stand Up & Drink tour—a trolley-based bar crawl hosted by professional comedians—offer boozier perspectives on America’s birthplace. (609) 795-1776, www.foundingfootsteps.comFounding Footsteps – Philadelphia, the birthplace of American democracy, is a historical city. What better way to experience its rich heritage than by literally walking in the footsteps of the Founding Fathers? Founding Footsteps Tours offers a unique and engaging way to explore the city's iconic landmarks and hidden gems, bringing history to life through captivating storytelling and immersive experiences.


Must-See Waterfalls at Ohiopyle State Park

Must-See Waterfalls at Ohiopyle State Park

Photo: Cucumber Falls

Waterfalls at Ohiopyle State ParkPhiladelphia, PA - There are several must-see Ohiopyle State Park, Pennsylvania waterfalls in Henry Clay, Stewart, and Dunbar Townships in Fayette County. The park is the centerpiece of the Youghiogheny River Gorge. To experience the park's waterfalls, hike through the Laurel Highlands Trail and explore the gorge's scenic cliffs.


Visiting Port Deposit in Maryland: Philadelphia Day Trips

Port Deposit, MarylandPort Deposit, Maryland - Nestled along the picturesque Susquehanna River, Port Deposit, Maryland's quaint town, offers a unique blend of scenic beauty, historical significance, and warm hospitality. Its name, "Port Deposit," reflects its past as a vital trading hub where goods shipped down the Susquehanna were deposited before being loaded onto larger vessels for further transport.


Latest Posts

Sign up via our free email subscription service to receive notifications when new information is available.

Sponsered Ads



Follow PhillyBite:

Follow Our Socials Below