Things To Do in Hopeland, Pennsylvania

From the Visitors Center follow Kleinfeltersville Road 2 miles and turn right onto Mountain Spring Road, a trailhead and parking are on the right. The Northern end can be accessed approximately .7 ... More on TrailLink.com

Follow the "Tour" signs around the reservoir for a nice 6 mile loop. Very little traffic except for Kleinfeltersville Road (which has a very wide berm you can ride on) Most of the people are there ... More on TrailLink.com

The first pretzel bakery in the United States was said to have been started by Julius Sturgis in 1861. Pretzel ... More on PlanetWare

The Sturgis Pretzel House is America's first pretzel bakery. It was founded in 186l by Julius Sturgis. This was one of the first ... More on igougo

Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire features jousting, 16th century style food and drink, theater, artisans and ... More on PlanetWare

It was fun I went last year with my boyfriend and his brother and sister-in-law. We all enjoyed everything ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. This site marks the colonial meeting place of the region's earliest Christian congregation, dating to the 1730s. Under Pastor Frederick Augustus Conrad Muhlenberg, the congregation joined the Lutheran Synod in 1771. As ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Founder and superintendent of the, Ephrata Cloister. Conrad Beissel was one, of America's earliest composers of hymns, and anthems, organizer and teacher of, the cloister singing school and publisher, of America's first ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The son of German immigrants, Jacob Albright (1759 1808) founded the Evangelical Association, preached to poor farmers, and rose to become Bishop in the Methodist Church. His grave is nearby at Albright Memorial Church. ... More on HMDB

Well-behaved dogs are allowed to accompany you on these buggy rides. More on DogFriendly.com

Abe's Buggy Rides is most definitely the best one around. The driver was quite but I'm a talker and before ... More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. The Brothers' House (Bethania) was built on this site in the spring of 1746. Although it is difficult to determine the actual height of the building, the Brothers' House was probably a four-and-one-half story half-timber ... More on HMDB

Inscription. One of North America's oldest documented public water systems. Alexander Schaeffer built a hotel on the square in 1744, and construction of the water system began here shortly after. On July 16, 1763, he and his wife ... More on HMDB