From skiing pristine slopes to hiking frosty landscapes, here are five places where you can make the most of an Erie winter.

Bundle up with your boots, scarves, and gloves because it’s time to explore Presque Isle State Park in the wintertime!

Fall in Erie is a magical time filled with crisp air, pumpkin patches, fall events and spectacular colors! The Erie region is one of the best places in Pennsylvania to experience fall’s beauty up close, especially when reflected in the waters of Lake Erie.

With miles of pristine sandy beaches, exhilarating water parks, invigorating splash pads, and a plethora of other options that will truly embrace your love for aquatic activities, the Erie area is brimming with refreshing options.

The Erie region has many unique locations that are considered to be picture perfect. Here are a few suggestions of the best places to take a picture in the Erie area. 

Escape from the daily grind and camp under the stars in Erie PA.

The Erie area provides the perfect setting for a host of water-based activities. Regardless of whether you own a boat or not, there are numerous ways to immerse yourself in some outdoor fun.

Indulge in a summer filled with making memories and budget-friendly family fun on Erie’s beautiful shores.

Presque Isle State Park is a National Natural Landmark and Erie’s top attraction, especially in the summertime. From pristine beaches to a rich history and natural beauty, a visit to Presque Isle promises endless fun and excitement, making it the perfect destination for a memorable summer getaway

The Erie area is packed with free festivals, events, attractions and activities to help you plan your lake escape and save a few dollars.  

Erie County is home to numerous environmentally friendly attractions or "green" wonders.

Now that warmer temperatures are on the way, are you ready to “spring” out of the house and find some fun things to do? Photo by @SnapsBySean

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Erie’s public gardens by exploring the flowers, shrubs, and trees that thrive there. 

The PA Route 6 Heritage Corridor covers all of Northern Pennsylvania including parts of Erie County.  The Erie segment has several attractions, shops and restaurants waiting for you to discover.