After the World War II, Pennsylvania’s Poconos Mountains became a major honeymoon destination of newly-married couples. The cold and silent atmosphere of the region, together with its beautiful natural sceneries and culture of traditional living that speak of warmth, intimacy and romance makes it a perfect place where love is hatched and kisses and embrace are exchanged.
In next to no time, other species of travelers follow, travelers who also want to escape the modern life and feel the glory of nature. Adventure lovers, mountaineers, skiers, families, friends, work colleagues, road trippers, and other species of local and international travelers visit the Poconos every year relish their sense with the region’s natural luxuries.
Unlike other tourist destination, Poconos offer a variety of things to see and do all year round. There are no peak and off peak seasons, just 365 days of joy, comfort, leisure and relaxation. During Spring, visitors trudge the greenery of Poconos’ forests, climb the vast mountains, and canoe and whitewater raft in crystal-clear lakes. During Summer, visitors flock Poconos’ small towns and play in golf courses, watch the summer theater shows, and celebrate in extravagant local festivals. And lastly during winter, Poconos turns into a magical wonderland filled with happy people ice skating, snow tubing, sleigh riding, snowboarding and of course ice skiing.