Fall with Frank Lloyd Wright is at Kentuck Knob in the Laurel Highlands!
The region of the Laurel Highlands in Southwestern Pennsylvania is once again nominated for USA Today's 10 Best Destinations for Fall Colors. The Frank Lloyd Wright sites are a perfect itinerary for a fall getaway to the Laurel Highlands.
Kentuck Knob is a striking expression of Wright's Usonian vision — built from native sandstone and North Carolina red cypress, it feels at one with its surroundings. The home features built-in furniture, indirect lighting, and semi-enclosed spaces, all anchored by a central kitchen with two wings rising to meet the copper roofline. Just beyond the back patio, sweeping views of the Youghiogheny River Gorge and the Laurel Highlands complete the setting.
Wright's masterpiece, Fallingwater is a short drive from Kentuck Knob and a little further is Polymath Park, an overnight staying and dining experience. The fall foliage is magnificent within the woodland area of mountains and curvy roads of the mountains.
VOTE HERE for USA Todays Best Fall Foliage: https://10best.usatoday.com/awards/best-destination-for-fall-colors/
