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Driving roads in Pennsylvania
United States · Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania offers varied driving roads across the folded Appalachian ridges, forested plateaus, river valleys, and rolling farmland of the Mid-Atlantic. Drivers can find winding mountain highways in the Pennsylvania Wilds and Laurel Highlands, long rural routes across the northern tier, and scenic byways following major rivers and historic corridors.

16
Roads
726 km
Total Road Distance
21 /100
Avg. score

Driving Roads in Pennsylvania

Explore scenic and exciting driving roads across Pennsylvania.

Blue Route
Blue Route
United States
11 /100
33 kmUS
Brandywine Valley Scenic Byway
Brandywine Valley Scenic Byway
United States
32 /100
43 kmUS
Bucktail Trail
Bucktail Trail
United States
25 /100
166 kmUS
Delaware River Valley Scenic Byway
Delaware River Valley Scenic Byway
United States
13 /100
28 kmUS
Exton Bypass
Exton Bypass
United States
2 /100
8 kmUS
Gateway To The Endless Mountains
Gateway To The Endless Mountains
United States
32 /100
6 kmUS
Governor Casey Byway
Governor Casey Byway
United States
10 /100
24 kmUS
Grand View Scenic Byway
Grand View Scenic Byway
United States
11 /100
3 kmUS
Great Lakes Seaway Trail
Great Lakes Seaway Trail
United States
13 /100
91 kmUS
High Plateau Scenic Byway
High Plateau Scenic Byway
United States
35 /100
51 kmUS
Kinzua Bridge Byway
Kinzua Bridge Byway
United States
36 /100
14 kmUS
Lake Wilhelm Scenic Byway
Lake Wilhelm Scenic Byway
United States
27 /100
12 kmUS
Laurel Highlands Scenic Byway
Laurel Highlands Scenic Byway
United States
37 /100
110 kmUS
Longhouse Scenic Byway
Longhouse Scenic Byway
United States
27 /100
47 kmUS
Route 419 Scenic Byway
Route 419 Scenic Byway
United States
9 /100
25 kmUS
Viaduct Valley Way Scenic Byway
Viaduct Valley Way Scenic Byway
United States
18 /100
64 kmUS

Driving in Pennsylvania

The state’s most distinctive driving terrain lies through the Appalachian Mountains and Allegheny Plateau, where roads repeatedly climb ridges, descend wooded valleys, and cross broad areas of state forest. In north-central Pennsylvania, US Route 6 provides a long east–west route through small towns, forested hills, and the country around Pine Creek Gorge, while PA Route 144 and PA Route 120 cross quieter parts of the Pennsylvania Wilds. The Allegheny National Forest adds the Longhouse National Scenic Byway and roads around the Allegheny Reservoir. Farther southwest, the Laurel Highlands combine pronounced elevation changes, forested ridges, and routes near Ohiopyle and the Historic National Road. Eastern Pennsylvania offers a different character, with roads through the Pocono Mountains, agricultural landscapes, and the Delaware River Valley. Pennsylvania also maintains an extensive designated byway network, making it practical to connect scenic driving routes with state parks, forests, overlooks, and historic towns.