This is a guest post brought to you by Lance from TravelAddicts.net. Every summer, tens of thousands of people make their way to an abandoned rock quarry in Northampton County …
Read moreExploring the Depths at Dutch Springs Scuba in the Lehigh Valley
Like many regions of Pennsylvania, the Lehigh Valley has a strong history of railroading that greatly impacted the region. The railroad industry was built up thanks to the many steel …
I’ve traveled all throughout Pennsylvania, and I’m not sure that I’ve visited many places that are seemingly more out of place than Columcille Megalith Park near Bangor, PA, in the …
Read morePennsylvania’s Stonehenge: Exploring Columcille Megalith Park
There are few better known companies in America than Crayola. Based in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley, this company produces crayons and other art products used by nearly every child in America. …
Read moreThe Crayola Experience in Easton: A Great Destination for Artists of All Ages
Winter isn’t normally a popular time to visit zoos, but the holiday season is the perfect time to head to the Lehigh Valley Zoo near Allentown. From early November through …
Read moreStrolling Through the Festive Winter Light Spectacular at the Lehigh Valley Zoo
On Christmas Eve 1741, a small group of Moravians and their benefactor, the German Count Nicolaus Zinzendorf, held a religious service to christen their new settlement. After observing the singing …
Read moreExploring Christmas City USA: 7 Things to Do in Bethlehem During the Holiday Season
One of the most historic and imposing sites in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, is the Steel Stacks. Once part of the large Bethlehem Steel factory that took up a large portion of …
Read moreExploring the Hoover-Mason Trestle in Bethlehem: Pennsylvania’s Most Industrial Rail Trail
Every year, millions of people see the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia. However, did you know that the Liberty Bell was once hidden away under the basement floorboards of a church …
Read moreVisiting the Hiding Place of the Liberty Bell at Allentown’s Liberty Bell Museum
One of my favorite ways to explore the back roads in Pennsylvania is to search for Pennsylvania’s historic covered bridges. On a recent visit to the Lehigh Valley, I had …
Read moreVisiting the Last Remaining Covered Bridge in Northampton County, Pennsylvania
William Penn’s desire to create a colony with the freedom of religion drew many persecuted groups to Pennsylvania. Some are well-known today, such as the Amish, while others have been largely …
