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There’s something magical about fall in Pennsylvania—crisp air, golden leaves, and the unmistakable flavors of the season. Pumpkin ales, Oktoberfest lagers, and spiced ciders take center stage, and some of the best places to experience them are along the Pennsylvania Ale Trail.
Whether you’re road-tripping in an RV or just looking for your next long weekend getaway, we’ve mapped out a delicious fall itinerary with stops in Lancaster, Erie, Pittsburgh, and Scranton—along with nearby RV campgrounds that make it easy to stay, sip, and relax.
You might know Lancaster for its rolling farmland and buggies, but it’s also home to a growing craft beer scene—especially come fall.
Try the beer-braised brisket sandwich at Lancaster Brewing or the soft pretzel board with house-made beer cheese at Spring House.
Pennsylvania’s northwest corner is a hidden gem in the fall, with cool lake breezes, changing leaves, and a solid craft beer scene. Erie offers that laid-back, waterfront charm with plenty of flavor.
Enjoy a beer flight with soft pretzels and beer cheese at Lavery or pair your pint with Lake Erie perch tacos at local restaurants nearby.
Western PA knows how to do fall right, with a mix of steel-town grit and vibrant neighborhoods full of good food and great beer.
Grab a wood-fired flatbread at Church Brew Works or street-style tacos from rotating food trucks at Grist House.
Northeastern PA has come a long way from its coal-mining days. Today, it’s home to cozy towns, colorful fall drives through the mountains, and some surprisingly great craft breweries.
Pair beer-battered pierogies or a hearty bison burger with a local fall brew for a true northeast Pennsylvania flavor experience.
Fall is short—so why not hit the road, park the RV, and sip your way through Pennsylvania’s seasonal brews and bites? With these RV-friendly areas, you don’t have to choose between cozy campfires and brewery flights. You can have both.
Whether you’re pairing pumpkin ales with campfire chili or chasing Oktoberfest lagers with local pretzels, fall is the perfect time to explore Pennsylvania’s Ale Trail—one pint at a time.

October 3, 2025
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