Pennsylvania's Great Lakes Region
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Great Trails
Pennsylvania Route 6
Pennsylvania's Route 6 stretches more than 400 miles across northern Pennsylvania and encounters many of the State's historic treasures and scenic places. Come see for yourself why National Geographic called this stretch of road, "One of America's most scenic drives."
Did you know The Johnson-Shaw Stereoscopic Museum in Meadville honors the art of stereography? The stereoscope evolved into the modern day Viewmaster. Did you know a statue of George Washington in Waterford is the only one in the world featuring the President of the United States in British uniform?
For more fun facts, things to do and see, places to stay, maps and events visit the official Pennsylvania's Route 6 web site.
Seaway Trail
The Seaway Trail extends westward in Erie County, PA for 64 miles along beautiful Lake Erie with its historic sites, wineries, state parks, beaches, restaurants, accommodations and the city of Erie's exciting bayfront district.
Recreation and history abound along the shores of Lake Erie. Historic sites tell stories of the War of 1812 and provide year-round activities. The Seaway Trail offers excellent views of Lake Erie and Presque Isle State Park. The glorious sunsets alone are worth the trip. To learn more about the Seaway Trail visit the official Seaway Trail web site.
