Gateway to PA's Northwest
Established in 1853, the town sits at the junction of state routes 28 and 66. It boasts well-preserved historic buildings and hosts the annual Peanut Butter Festival, honoring its ties to industry.
Redbank Valley Trail
This relatively flat, paved trail is over 40 miles with plenty of scenic stops along the way. Pass by on-trail sculptures for a photo op, cross bridges and over stone arches, and through tunnels.
Art Inside & Out
Located on the Redbank Valley Trail and on Main Street, experience art up close with statues from Massachussets artist, Dale Rogers, and The Gallery at the New Bethlehem Town Center.
Fishing Dam
Located centrally in town, the dam is parallel to the Gumtown Memorial Park. Pack a picnic and your fishing gear!
Peanut Butter Festival
Celebrate Jelly's better half. Home to one of three Smucker's manufacturing & distribution plants in the United States, this festival gives visitors the opportunity to party with their peanut butter.
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Because we know you love to roam free, we’ve skipped the set itinerary and instead gathered activity listings by interest—so you can craft your own perfect getaway.
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This itinerary is perfect for families with young kids who want to explore, play, and make memories together.
