Fall Date Ideas in Pittsburgh

It’s officially fall time in Pittsburgh! Whether it's taking in the beautiful fall foliage, indulging in some seasonal treats, or getting spooky, our city has so much to offer this time of year. Here are 5 fall activities to do with your significant other, friends, family, or even just yourself!

Pumpkin Patch

Of course, pumpkin patches are first on our list! We’re lucky to have so many farms in the area with pumpkin patches and fall festivals, where you can play games and enjoy fall-themed treats like apple cider and baked goods. Check out our blog on Pittsburgh pumpkin patches to see our list of recommendations!

Go to a Haunted House

If you’re into spooky festivities, head to one of the many haunted houses in the area! Some popular choices include Hundred Acres Manor, Scarehouse, Cheeseman’s Farm, and Kennywood’s Fright Night. If you’re more of a stay-in type of spooky person, cuddle up on the couch and have a scary movie marathon!

Visit a Brewery

Nothing beats spending a crisp fall afternoon at a brewery. There are so many great Pittsburgh breweries to check out, and many of them offer fall-themed drinks such as pumpkin ales and apple ciders. Check out our brewery recommendations here!

Take a Fall Hike

With the weather and leaves beginning to change, now is the perfect time to get outside and enjoy a nice hike! If you’re looking to stay local to Pittsburgh, head to Schenley, Frick, or North Park. If you’re willing to drive a bit further, check out McConnells Mill State Park, Moraine State Park, or Fallingwater.

Fall Food Tour

We saved the best for last, the food! Nearly every coffee shop, brewery, and bakery has introduced their fall menus with pumpkin spice, cinnamon, and apple galore. Stroll through any Pittsburgh neighborhood such as Lawrenceville, Shadyside, or Squirrel Hill, and taste-test a bunch of fall treats!

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