Best places: Historical landmarks in Windber, United States

Scenic 2,375-foot section of railway line open since 1834 accessed by funicular & 194 steps.

The story of the rescue of 9 miners in 2002 is told at this attraction at the site of the event.

👍👍 This is definitely one of my favorite covered bridges. I went in the fall and it was just so beautiful and I love the little waterfall!

😠 A friend of mine recently moved to Latrobe to work as a nurse in one of the facilities in the area. As way to welcome her, we had a small gathering with Filipino friends and family in one of our friend’s home. One of my friends family member works as a barista. She was so proud of this place and the...

👍👍 Would love the opportunity to restore this church and see small services being held here every week. An absolute favorite for us to visit as often as we can!!

👍👍 We took a detour to have a break on our road trip home and this little area was very quiet and serene. We got there in the evening and was able to eat at a picnic table there. Was really awesome to see a small piece of history still standing.

👍👍 Really enjoyed this little side stop loved this silly giant coffee pot! The history behind it was interesting. A must see if in the area. The drive was a nice breath of fresh air being off the highway. Pennsylvania 💜😊1st timer! Also went and seen the giant shoe.

👍👍 Cool covered bridge! They new how to build bridges back then. PennDot can’t build one to last 25yrs.

American woven coverlets, many from the 19th-century, are showcased at this year-round museum.

👍👍 Must stop location of the Flight 93 Memorial. There is a paved pathway from the lower parking area. You can also access via a short gravel trail from the upper visitors center. The gravel path is gentle and has a few viewpoints on the way down. You can get some good photos of the flight path from th...

👍👍 2 mile flat walk from parking lot. Chemical toilets. VERY clean. No running water bring your own drinks.

👍👍 Beautiful covered bridge with ample space to park, get out of your vehicle, and explore. You can’t drive on the bridge so you can walk through at your leisure. Nestled in a scenic area.

Restored wooden bridge dating to 1859, with a classic red exterior & a tin gable roof.