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From small towns to fertile farmlands, all the charm you want is only an hour away from Pittsburgh!
Want to explore Amish country or drive through covered bridges? We’ve got that. How about a visit to a winery and the fireworks capital of the world? Got that, too. A medieval-style castle, a radio museum or the final settlement of a long-ago society? Even a famous Hollywood star’s hometown and shopping, shopping, SHOPPING! That, too. So what are you waiting for? Take a side trip to the countryside. Nine counties, all fun.
Historic covered bridge in Indiana County Andy Warhol, Flowers, 1964, ©AWF
Armstrong County Tourist Bureau 888-265-9954 • 724-543-4003
armstrongcounty.com 125 Market St. • Kittanning, PA 16201
Located less than an hour from Pittsburgh, we invite you to Come. Play! Discover the heart of western Pennsylvania.
Beaver County Recreation & Tourism Department-Visitors Center 800-342-8192 • 724-770-2062
visitbeavercounty.com Bradys Run Park • 121 Bradys Run Rd. Beaver Falls, PA 15010
Minutes from Pittsburgh and easily accessible. Free info kit on annual events, cultural and historical attractions, lodging and dining opportunities.
Butler County Tourism & Convention Bureau- Visitors Center 866-856-8444 8 724-234-4619
VisitButlerCounty.com 310 E. Grandview Ave. Zelienople, PA 1606
Wake up, chow down, get out and dig into the hands-on experiences in Butler County. We offer history, shopping, dining, arts, culture, fairs & festivals, golf, agritourism, camping, hotels and B&Bs.
Greene County Tourist Promotion Agency 724-627-8687
greenecountytourism.org 417 East Roy Furman Hwy. • Ste. 101 Waynesburg, PA 15370 Known for its rural setting and country charm, we pride ourselves on our simple lives and natural beauty. An hour south of Pittsburgh, but a world apart.
Indiana County Tourist Bureau 877-7INDIANA • 724-463-7505
visitindianacountypa.org 2334 Oakland Ave. • Ste. 68 Indiana, PA 15701
One hour east of Pittsburgh, Indiana County, The Christmas Tree Capital of the World, features the Jimmy Stewart Museum, 64 miles of Rails-To-Trails, Smicksburg Amish area, festivals and living presentations.
Lawrence County Tourist Promotion Agency 888-284-7599 • 724-654-8408
visitlawrencecounty.com 229 S. Jefferson St. • New Castle, PA 16101 The Fireworks Capital of America boasts Old Order Amish, Statue of Liberty replicas, distinctive villages for specialty shopping, adventurous outdoor recreation, plus spectacular fireworks displays.
VisitMercerCountyPA 800-637-2370• 724-346-3771
visitmercercountypa.com 50 N. Water Ave • Sharon, PA 16146
Named one of America’s Top Golf Destinations by Golf Digest Magazine. Outlets with over 140 shops, the world’s largest shoe store, easily accessible location off I-79 and I-80.
Washington County Tourism Promotion Agency 866-927-4969 • 724-228-5520
visitwashingtoncountypa.com 273 S. Main St. • Washington, PA 15301
What are YOU going to do here? Visit the Meadows Racetrack Casino, Tanger Outlets, the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum, Meadowcroft Rockshelter Historic Village, the LeMoyne and Bradford Houses, covered bridges, trails, lakes and more.
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