R E G I O N S Wine Tasting & More in North East Near the shores of Lake Erie, you’ll find a collection of delightful wineries to try. On Saturdays, sip wine on the patio and listen to live music at Penn Shore Winery & Vineyards — one of the largest and longest-established wineries in the state, reopening soon after an extensive remodel. In addition to a wide variety of delicious wines, Arundel Cellars & Brewing Co. will have its own craft brews on tap, and when the apples are ready in the fall, it’ll start its first batch of sparkling cider — best enjoyed al fresco. Penn Shore Winery & Vineyards, North East Pennsylvania’s Great Lakes Region Conneaut Lake & Pymatuning Lake Areas Formerly known as Dennis Beach, Fireman’s Beach in Conneaut Lake continues to serve as a popular location for picnics and boating. Then explore one of the largest state parks in the commonwealth, Pymatuning State Park , clocking in at almost 17,000 acres and spanning the Ohio-Pennsylvania border. When you’re ready to stop for food, find Vacavi Café , overlooking the dock at Conneaut Lake and offering coffee, snacks, lunch, and desserts. Also nearby, Silver Shores Restaurant remains a local staple on the water, serving up freshly caught seafood since 1930. Pymatuning State Park, Jamestown Take advantage of more lakeside activities and water sports, at one (or all!) of these other lakes nearby. From Maurice K. Goddard State Park in Sandy Lake to Shenango Recreation Area Campground in Transfer and Woodcock Creek Lake in Meadville, summer won’t be long enough to get your fill of boating, kayaking, fishing, wildlife spotting, and sunset watching. Maurice K. Goddard State Park, Sandy Lake 78 visitpa.com FROM TOP: @TAYLIEBIRO; VISIT CRAWFORD; RICHARD REED MORE LAKE ADVENTURES NEARBY
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