Pennsylvania: Here’s Where to View the Best Fall Colors
I’m always surprised how many people say fall is their favorite season, but it is a beautiful time of year, especially in Pennsylvania. I personally think Pennsylvania offers some of…

Aerial View of Philadelphia
I'm always surprised how many people say fall is their favorite season, but it is a beautiful time of year, especially in Pennsylvania. I personally think Pennsylvania offers some of the best fall colors in the entire U.S., and now is the perfect time to start planning that fall trip to see those vibrant autumn shades. I'm already seeing a few leaves changing colors, and while it's beautiful, I have to admit that I'm not very happy to see the changing leaves, since it means summer is winding down. I'm not ready for it to end, because we all know that snow is on the way.
The crew at VisitPA.com has put together a list of the best places to view fall foliage in Pennsylvania. "Nothing signals the advent of autumn in Pennsylvania like when the state’s natural landscape begins to burst with glittering displays of red, yellow, and purple," they state in the article. "From the large-scale transformations in Allegheny National Forest and Rothrock State Forest to historical sights framed by varying shades of gold, visitors can catch a glimpse of this annual spectacle by foot, bike, or car!"
Of course, the best times to view fall foliage differs by region and year, so check with your local spots before venturing out on a big fall foliage viewing trip. I can't wait to head to some of these destinations to take in the fall colors. Why not make a family trip out of it, or a weekend with friends? Read on for the full list of the best places to see fall foliage in Pennsylvania via the crew at VisitPA.com. What is your favorite spot to view the fall colors in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia? Reach out to us on social media and let us know your favorite areas to view the bright colors.
25. Gettysburg National Military Park
Best viewing time: late October
24. Pennsylvania Route 6
Best viewing time: mid to late October
23. Brandywine Battlefield Park
Best viewing time: mid to late October
http://brandywinebattlefield.org/
22. Cook Forest State Park
Best viewing time: mid October
21. Lancaster County
Best viewing time: mid October
20. Hawk Mountain Sanctuary
Best viewing time: mid October
19. Bucktail Overlook
Best viewing time: mid October
18. Delaware State Forest
Best viewing time: mid October
17. Ridley Creek State Park
Best viewing time: mid October
16. Three Rivers Heritage Trail
Best viewing time: mid October
15. Presque Isle State Park
Best viewing time: mid October
14. Rothrock State Forest
Best viewing time: mid October
http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/forestry/stateforests/rothrock/index.htm
13. Oil Region National Heritage Area
Best viewing time: mid October
12. Washington Crossing Historic Park
Best viewing time: mid October
11. Big Pocono State Park
Best viewing time: mid October
10. Kinzua Bridge State Park
Best viewing time: early to mid October
9. Winslow Hill Elk Viewing Area
Best viewing time: early October
8. Memorial Lake State Park
Best viewing time: early October
7. Starrucca Viaduct
Best viewing time: early October
6. Lebanon Valley Rail Trail and Mt. Gretna
Best viewing time: early October
5. Northern Central Railway
Best viewing time: early October
4. John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum
Best viewing time: early October
3. Pine Creek Gorge
Best viewing time: early October
2. Great Allegheny Passage
Best viewing time: early October
1. Allegheny National Forest
Best viewing time: late September or early October
Source
This list is via visitPA.com.