Adams County Pennsylvania is called Apple Country for a reason. If you want tasty, beautiful apples then this is the place to go. Biglerville, a small town just to the north of Gettysburg about seven miles, is the home of the National Apple Museum. Arendtsville, three miles west of Biglerville, plays host to the annual Apple Harvest Festival and Apple Blossom Festival, held in the Fall and Spring every year, respectively.

Apple season is almost upon us. It will be just around the corner and people will flock to Adams County Pennsylvania to pick, eat, and take home the best apples in the world. You can pick your own apples on one of the many farms here in the county and enjoy the great entertainment offered by the upcoming Apple Harvest Festival. You can even take a scenic drive through the county and view the beautiful orchards from your car. There’s more to do in Gettysburg than just see the old battlefield. If you like apples, come to Adams County Pennsylvania for some grand apples and make your own apple sauce.

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