Pennsylvania is filled with amazing spots to check out fall foliage. While it’s not quite that time just yet, begin making travel plans now to check out all the great leaf peeping in late September and into October. Here’s where to go.
© Ricketts Glen State Park
Ricketts Glen State Park
A favorite with local residents, Ricketts Glen State Park combines fall foliage with waterfall views for scenery you won’t want to miss.
Cook Forest State Park © Discover Clarion County
Rothrock State Forest
In Central Pennsylvania, Rothrock State Forest delights with its near-endless ways to play and ample hiking and biking trails. All the while, you’re just out of reach of State College, meaning you can hit the trails and then head into the destination’s downtown for dinner and drinks or, if you’re lucky, maybe even a Penn State football game.
Cook Forest State Park
Cook Forest State Park seriously looks and feels as if it’s a part of another world. With its old-growth forest, you’d think you were in some national park on the West Coast. Convenient camping options are available. You’ll quickly see why this is a favorite.
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