After the Revolutionary War, Pittsburgh was known as the “Gateway to the American West.” It was here that the keel boat for the Lewis and Clark Expedition was launched on Aug. 31, 1803. Visitors can get a sweeping view of the city when they ride the...
Located west of Pittsburgh on US 30. The park features the 100-acre Racoon Lake and a mix of modern and rustic facilities with group camps built during the 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps era. For more information, go to: dcnr.pa.gov.
Located southeast of Uniontown on US 40, the historic fort served as the prelude to the French and Indian War before the Revolution. George Washington built the fort’s road in 1754 and was used by General Braddock and called the Braddock Road. The park is open for day...
This large park on PA 381 serves as a gateway to the rugged natural beauty of the Laurel Highlands. The visitor center is an activity hub where visitors can enjoy picnics, backpacking, river trips and two natural waterslides.For more information, go to:...
