Fun day trips near Pittsburgh: 10 drives worth taking
Pittsburgh sits at the center of one of the best day-trip radii in the country. Within two hours, you can reach waterfalls, wine country, historic towns, and mountain trails.
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Pittsburgh sits at the center of one of the best day-trip radii in the country. Within two hours, you can reach waterfalls, wine country, historic towns, and mountain trails.
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Pittsburgh sits at the center of one of the best day-trip radii in the country. Within two hours, you can reach waterfalls, wine country, historic towns, and mountain trails.
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Pittsburgh's brewery scene has grown into one of the best in any mid-size American city, with taprooms spread across East Liberty, the South Side, Lawrenceville, and beyond. Here's where to drink.
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Pittsburgh's outdoor dining scene runs deeper than a few sidewalk tables. From dog-friendly patios in Lawrenceville to riverfront decks on the North Shore, here's where to eat outside right now.
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Pittsburgh sits at the center of one of the most varied day-trip radii in the country. Within two hours, you can reach Appalachian river gorges, historic canal towns, Lake Erie beaches, and the Shenandoah foothills.
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Pittsburgh's burger scene has grown into one of the most interesting in any mid-size American city, stretching from South Side dive-bar classics to East End craft operations. Here are the 10 spots worth your drive.
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Few American cities deliver a skyline as surprising as Pittsburgh's. Wedged between three rivers and ringed by hills, the city reveals itself all at once from a handful of viewpoints that locals treat as near-sacred.
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Lawrenceville has become Pittsburgh's most serious food neighborhood, with Butler Street packing more independent restaurants per block than anywhere else in the city. Here's where to eat right now.
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Pittsburgh's sushi scene has grown well past the shopping-mall California roll. A handful of serious restaurants across the East End and beyond are doing work that would hold up in any city.
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Squirrel Hill's Forbes and Murray corridor is one of Pittsburgh's most walkable and most delicious stretches. From old-school Jewish deli to Korean BBQ and Taiwanese bubble tea, the neighborhood feeds almost every appetite.
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