Exploring Buttermilk Falls in Armstrong County

Exploring Buttermilk Falls in Armstrong County

Exploring Buttermilk Falls in Armstrong County

Buttermilk Falls in Armstrong CountyPhiladelphia, PA - The most dramatic waterfall in western Pennsylvania is located just east of Pittsburgh in the nature area of Buttermilk Falls in Armstrong County. Despite its soaring 46-foot height, Buttermilk Falls is easy to reach and off the beaten path, with an accessible trail to the waterfall platform that does not venture into the gorge. Further along the trail, less-maintained trails lead across the creek for additional views. A walk to the waterfall is less than a quarter mile.


Exploring Rockland Tunnel in Venango County in Pennsylvania

Exploring Rockland Tunnel in Venango County in Pennsylvania

Exploring Rockland Tunnel in Venango County in Pennsylvania

Rockland Tunnel in Venango CountyPhiladelphia, PA - If you're ever in Venango County, Pennsylvania, you've probably considered exploring the Rockland Tunnel. This underground railroad is just a few steps from the parking area. The tunnel is nearly three miles long, so be sure to bring a bright light with you. You can also Visit Freedom Falls nearby.  The Rockland Furnace is another historical site you can explore in this area.


Visiting Newtown PA What to Do?

Planning a Newtown, Bucks County Day Trip

Photo: Visti Bucks County

 Historic Newtown, PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, PA—Historic Newtown, Pennsylvania, is a small borough in Bucks County. It is located just west of Trenton, New Jersey, and is approximately 25 minutes from the Philadelphia metropolitan area.


Visiting The Betsy Ross House in Old City Philadelphia

Visit The Betsy Ross House in Old City Philadelphia

Visit The Betsy Ross House in Old City Philadelphia

Betsy Ross House PhillyPhiladelphia, PA - When you visit Old City Philadelphia, you should see the Betsy Ross House. The home is a historic landmark and the place where Betsy first made the American flag. It's also a great place to learn the city's history, and you can even go into the original house Betsy lived in while sewing the first American flag. The historic building is also a great place to visit for a family outing or a romantic evening with your significant other.


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