Spanning over 2,900 square miles of Pennsylvania's highest mountain tops, rolling countryside, and sparkling waterways, the Laurel Highlands is located in the southwestern corner of the state about a one hour drive east of Pittsburgh. The region is home to some of Pennsylvania's most iconic sites, thousands of acres of pristine federal and state parkland and some of the prettiest scenery in America. From Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater to the Flight 93 National Memorial to the Great Allegheny Passage Rail-Trail and Idlewild & SoakZone - voted the Best Kids' Park in the World! The Laurel Highlands is one of the Mid-Atlantic's most scenic and diverse destinations.
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By Cele and Lynn Seldon for GO Magzine, AAA As flatlanders living on the South Carolina coast, the idea of a 148-mile bike ride through the Appalachian Mountains from Pittsburgh to Cumberland was a…
