WFMZ's Karin Mallett is back on the road, bringing us a new season of her popular series "One Tank Trip." Each week, she'll take us somewhere with a unique flavor of the season. And, the best part is, you'll still be able to make a roundtrip on one tank of gas or less. Click on the "Read more..." link below for more information on each of Karin's trips from summer, spring, the holiday season and the fall.
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Coming off the winter chill, the water's warming up. It's prime growing season...for trout. At the Limestone Springs Fish Hatchery, you can get some R & R with a rod and reel. CLICK HERE for more information.
With the price at the pumps well over $3.00 a gallon, a long drive may not be your idea of a spring fling. But just over the Pennsylvania line, a world of wolves is waiting, and it won't cost you much to get there. CLICK HERE for more information.
It's been more than three-and-a-half decades since the last Jewish service at Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia. But the re-discovery of a small synagogue is bringing the space back to life. CLICK HERE for more information.
From the gravity racers to the flight deck, at the Lancaster Science Factory you're learning without even knowing it. Tangible explanations of Newton's Laws of Motion and Bernoulli's principle are throughout the facility, and they're all close to the floor for those little learners. CLICK HERE for more information.
The Philadelphia Zoo is a great winter escape for those who aren't too fond of the cold. It's heated buildings will keep you warm while your scurry from one exhibit to another. And during the month of February, the cold weather decides your ticket price to get in. 40 degrees? $4. 30 degrees...$3. Anything less than 20? It's just one dollar for a ticket. CLICK HERE for more information.