Many have eagerly awaited autumn’s arrival since, well, last fall. Its cool and colorful return means warm sweaters, cold apple cider, and a ton of fun activities – like heading to our local pumpkin patch for a day outdoors. However, if you’re up for a really unique adventure, go on this pumpkin train ride in Pennsylvania that promises plenty of fun and fall scenery.
Embrace the cozy ambiance of autumn with a scenic train ride with the Wanamaker, Kempton, and Southern Railroad in Kempton.
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The Pumpkin Patch Train will depart on just three days - October 16, 22, and 23, 2022 - so you’ll definitely want to buy tickets as soon as possible.
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The train features four departure times between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m., making it easy to choose one that works best for your schedule.
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Bring the whole family along on this one-of-a-kind train that will take you on a meandering 40-minute ride.
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One of the highlights of the popular fall train ride in Pennsylvania is a stop at the picturesque pumpkin patch. Kids pick their own pumpkins.
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You might even meet a few friendly witches, who will gladly pose for photos, at the pumpkin patch.
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Back at the train station, kiddos can decorate their pumpkins.
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All trains leave the station at their precise departure time, so make sure you arrive at least 15 minutes prior to travel time. Trains do not have bathrooms. If you’re hungry before or after your journey, stop by the snack bar.
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Visit the official website of Wanamaker, Kempton, and Southern Railroad. Or, stpp by its Facebook page.
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Do you have a favorite pumpkin train ride in Pennsylvania? Tell us about it in the comments! On the lookout for some spooky fall fun? Join a tour with the Ghost Tours of New Hope.
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One of the most charming things to do in the fall in Pennsylvania, this train ride promises fun for the whole family.
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Fun Fall Activities In Pennsylvania August 25, 2022 Beth Price-Williams What are some fun things to do in the fall in Pennsylvania? Fall in Pennsylvania is absolutely glorious. In fact, it’s probably fair to say that our calendars are just as jam-packed – if not more – than they are during the crazy busy summer months. A ride aboard a pumpkin patch train ride is certainly a highlight, but that’s just the tip of the proverbial iceberg when it comes to all of the fun on the horizon. We have so many corn mazes, haunted houses, hayrides, and farms to visit that there is something fun to do all season long. We also want to take advantage of all of the leaf peeping opportunities. For some of the most gorgeous views of the fall foliage in Pennsylvania, make your way to Kinzua Bridge. Stroll along the Skywalk, where you’ll also be able to look down 300 feet, through a glass floor, to the forest below. Ohiopyle State Park is popular all-year around, but in the autumn? You really have to experience Cucumber Falls and Ohiopyle Falls framed by the vibrant colors of fall for yourself. A trip to Pine Creek Gorge – the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania – should top your fall bucket list. It boasts some of the most awe-inspiring fall views in the entire state, maybe even the country. If you’re looking for things to do in the fall in Pennsylvania, why not go on a scenic hike? Drink in the crisp, fresh air; enjoy the cooler temperatures, and soak up the scenery. (If you go near or during peak fall foliage, you’ll be treated to some stellar views, too.) For an oh-so-short but utterly sweet trek, follow the .01-mile trail at tiny Hyner View State Park. It leads to sensational views and, if you’ve got the time, have a picnic at one of the tables. Hint: If you’re a real daredevil, you can even go hang gliding at this quaint Pennsylvania state park.
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Fun Fall Activities In Pennsylvania
August 25, 2022
Beth Price-Williams
What are some fun things to do in the fall in Pennsylvania? Fall in Pennsylvania is absolutely glorious. In fact, it’s probably fair to say that our calendars are just as jam-packed – if not more – than they are during the crazy busy summer months. A ride aboard a pumpkin patch train ride is certainly a highlight, but that’s just the tip of the proverbial iceberg when it comes to all of the fun on the horizon. We have so many corn mazes, haunted houses, hayrides, and farms to visit that there is something fun to do all season long. We also want to take advantage of all of the leaf peeping opportunities. For some of the most gorgeous views of the fall foliage in Pennsylvania, make your way to Kinzua Bridge. Stroll along the Skywalk, where you’ll also be able to look down 300 feet, through a glass floor, to the forest below. Ohiopyle State Park is popular all-year around, but in the autumn? You really have to experience Cucumber Falls and Ohiopyle Falls framed by the vibrant colors of fall for yourself. A trip to Pine Creek Gorge – the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania – should top your fall bucket list. It boasts some of the most awe-inspiring fall views in the entire state, maybe even the country. If you’re looking for things to do in the fall in Pennsylvania, why not go on a scenic hike? Drink in the crisp, fresh air; enjoy the cooler temperatures, and soak up the scenery. (If you go near or during peak fall foliage, you’ll be treated to some stellar views, too.) For an oh-so-short but utterly sweet trek, follow the .01-mile trail at tiny Hyner View State Park. It leads to sensational views and, if you’ve got the time, have a picnic at one of the tables. Hint: If you’re a real daredevil, you can even go hang gliding at this quaint Pennsylvania state park.
The OIYS Visitor Center
The OIYS Visitor Center
Fall in Pennsylvania is absolutely glorious. In fact, it’s probably fair to say that our calendars are just as jam-packed – if not more – than they are during the crazy busy summer months. A ride aboard a pumpkin patch train ride is certainly a highlight, but that’s just the tip of the proverbial iceberg when it comes to all of the fun on the horizon. We have so many corn mazes, haunted houses, hayrides, and farms to visit that there is something fun to do all season long. We also want to take advantage of all of the leaf peeping opportunities. For some of the most gorgeous views of the fall foliage in Pennsylvania, make your way to Kinzua Bridge. Stroll along the Skywalk, where you’ll also be able to look down 300 feet, through a glass floor, to the forest below. Ohiopyle State Park is popular all-year around, but in the autumn? You really have to experience Cucumber Falls and Ohiopyle Falls framed by the vibrant colors of fall for yourself. A trip to Pine Creek Gorge – the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania – should top your fall bucket list. It boasts some of the most awe-inspiring fall views in the entire state, maybe even the country.
If you’re looking for things to do in the fall in Pennsylvania, why not go on a scenic hike? Drink in the crisp, fresh air; enjoy the cooler temperatures, and soak up the scenery. (If you go near or during peak fall foliage, you’ll be treated to some stellar views, too.) For an oh-so-short but utterly sweet trek, follow the .01-mile trail at tiny Hyner View State Park. It leads to sensational views and, if you’ve got the time, have a picnic at one of the tables. Hint: If you’re a real daredevil, you can even go hang gliding at this quaint Pennsylvania state park.
