Pocono Mountains Blog

There are plenty of snow-swirled adventures on tap in the Pocono Mountains. During the winter, the region's snowy mountain slopes offer a collection of exhilarating snow tubing spots. 

There are plenty of reasons to visit the Poconos this winter. The region’s majestic mountains and serene woodlands are even more stunning when blanketed with snow.

Just two hours from New York City, the Pocono Mountains region is the perfect place to escape the urban grind.

Once celebrated as the “Honeymoon Capital of the World,” the Pocono Mountains region has been luring lovebirds for decades. For the romantically-inclined, the heart-shaped tub was even invented—and perfected—in the Poconos.

The Pocono Mountains region has a rich railroading history. After hosting the maiden run of the first steam engine brought to America, the town of Honesdale was hailed the “Birthplace of the American railroad.”

When it comes to fall leaf-peeping, Pennsylvania’s colorful seasonal display is the longest and most varied in the entire country.

Located just a short drive from both the New York and Philadelphia metropolitan areas, Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains has been attracting tourists for more than two centuries.

The Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area (DWGNRA) has a natural magnetism, with the dramatic rift in the Appalachian Mountains drawing admirers for centuries.

In Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains, scenic views are abundant. The region’s cascading waterfalls, majestic peaks, and vast woodlands have enchanted visitors for centuries.

Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains is packed with summer adventures. From lazy lake days to aerial adventure courses to historic railroad trips, there’s something to suit families of all ages.