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Pennsylvania historical attractions are essential to American heritage and PA’s historic sites, battlefields, landmarks, and more that are managed by the National Park Service make for unforgettable adventures this spring and summer.

Explore Pennsylvania’s great outdoors this season to discover the legendary natural beauty of “Penn’s Woods” along the hiking trails of the state’s mountains and valleys.

One of the best things to do this spring and summer in Pennsylvania are the Pennsylvania Ice Cream Trails. Visit local creameries hat have been making homemade ice cream for generations.

Fine dining restaurants with exeptional views of Pittsburgh.

Trout fly fishing in Penn’s Creek, State College is a world famous crown jewel of limestone streams.

Visit the Tower of Voices at the Flight 93 National Memorial located near Shanksville, PA.

The Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival is multiple world-class performances with Broadway actors and big name titles.

Carlisle, Pennsylvannia is home to the Carlisle Car Shows beginning in April with Spring Carlisle, a top automotive swap meet for collectors and enthusiasts.

The Meadowcroft Rockshelter offers thousands of years of history to explore including a 19th century and Indian village.

Northern Pennsylvania and the wild Appalachian foothills offer some of the best birding opportunities.