Destinations · Pennsylvania
Oxford
PA · 39.7839, -75.9783
From Oxford, Pennsylvania, Byway's registries place 8 scenic byways within 30 miles.
Understand
The area was first settled by Native Americans. The first English name given to the community that would later be called Oxford was Hood's Crossing, after the local Hood's Tavern. The borough was later called Oxford Crossing and Oxford Village. Oxford was located near the half-way point on the main road from Philadelphia to Baltimore. The owner of the stage between the two cities purchased Hood's Tavern and re-named it Oxford Hotel. It became the stopping point on the two-day trip between the two cities.
Day-trip loops
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Within reach
Measured from Byway's own registries, 30 miles around town.
Scenic byways
- Mason and Dixon Byway · 6 mi
- Lower Susquehanna Scenic Byway · 13 mi
- Red Clay Valley Scenic Byway · 16 mi
- Brandywine Valley Scenic Byway · 18 mi · national
- Chesapeake Country Scenic Byway · 20 mi · national
- Exton Bypass · 23 mi
Lookouts
- Hawk Point · 18 mi
- Kilgore Falls · 25 mi
- King & Queen Seat · 25 mi
Named places
- Turntable pit · 0 mi
- Brotherhood of the Jungle Cock · 3 mi
- Herr’s Snack Factory Tour · 3 mi
- Herrs Potato Chip Factory · 3 mi
- Rudolph and Arthur Covered Bridge · 6 mi
- Jimmy Hans Wild · 6 mi
- Unknown · 7 mi
- Goat Hill · 7 mi
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- Newark · 14 mi
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