Triadelphia

Tucked alongside the West Virginia/Pennsylvania border, Triadelphia is approximately an hour’s drive from Pittsburgh. The town’s name originates from the Greek word meaning, “three brothers” most likely named after the three sons of Colonel Josias Thompson, the man who donated the land that eventually became the town. Visitors can shop to their heart’s desire at The Highlands, the largest shopping complex in the Northern Panhandle of West Virginia. With less than 1 000 residents, Triadelphia is a perfect destination for those looking for a quiet, leisurely escape. Those after a secluded Suiteness experience will undoubtedly find something to fit their fancy here.