Inflation has made almost everything more expensive, but even still, there are plenty of cheap things to do in and around Edinboro, PA, that will get you out of your daily routine without you having to spend an exorbitant amount of money to do so. From taking in the sites outdoors to exploring the Pennsylvania countryside, you don’t have to go far or spend much to enjoy new activities in and around the local community.
1. Hike or Ski at Mount Pleasant of Edinboro
Mount Pleasant of Edinboro is one of the most popular hiking and skiing areas in and around Edinboro. The 5.1-mile loop trail is open for hiking and biking outside of ski season. During ski season, you can take on one of the many skiing trails; there are advanced, intermediate, and beginner trails, making it perfect for skiers of all levels. Mount Pleasant of Edinboro is located at 14510 Mount Pleasant Rd. in Cambridge Springs, PA.
2. Spend a Day at the Lake
Edinboro Lake is a popular scenic area surrounded by hills and forests. Here you can rent a kayak to explore the water and the shoreline or spend the day on the shore in the sand with a picnic or book. Kayak and canoe rentals are available at the Edinboro Lake Resort located at 12670 Edinboro Rd.
3. Explore Historic Downtown Edinboro
A trip to downtown Edinboro is a must and will give you the chance to walk the streets and take in all the historic sites. The area is very walkable and is lined with various shops, restaurants, and attractions, including the Edinboro Hotel Bar, which is a local historic landmark because of its title of the oldest restaurant in the area.
4. Take a Scenic Drive
If you want to explore the open road and take in some beautiful scenery, you can do exactly that on a scenic drive in Edinboro. There are several accessible drives in the area that you can explore in your brand-new Jeep Wrangler, the perfect adventure vehicle for on and off-road driving. You can explore the popular historic Route 6, which covers 400 miles of northern Pennsylvania and is lined with different attractions, restaurants, and shops.
Or, you can drive along the Longhouse National Scenic Byway, a 36-mile loop byway that traverses the Allegheny National Forest via a two-lane roadway dotted with small towns and beautiful views.
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