Soergel Orchards

Orchard · Wexford · Pennsylvania

A German immigrant named John Conrad Soergel settled this spot in 1850 and began planting apple trees; six generations later the family still presses cider and runs the market, bakery, garden center and pick-your-own north of Pittsburgh.

Best for: Pittsburgh families after cider and apples

Don’t miss

  • Farm market and bakery
  • Pick-your-own apples
  • Fresh-pressed cider

Plan your visit

2026 Forecast

Color nearby peaks: October 14–October 18

Color builds from October 6 · mostly bare by November 7

Color starts: October 6Peak: October 16Bare: November 7AugustDecember

Sampled at Soergel Orchards’s own coordinates and elevation (368 m) rather than a regional average.

Pennsylvania is sampled at 22 weather points, then moved 3 days later so the model agrees with 2 published peak dates from almanac.com and smokymountains.com. Pennsylvania is running 4 days earlier than its own average this year. How the forecast works

When to go to Soergel Orchards

You get about 19 days of color here, from the first turn through to roughly October 25. That is about 3 days later than Pennsylvania as a whole. It sits at 1,207 ft, high enough to turn before the valleys do.

This one is within Pittsburgh itself, which makes it an easy half day.

Soergel Orchards on the map

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Frequently asked

When does Soergel Orchards peak in 2026?
Peak color is predicted for October 14–October 18 (best estimate October 16). Color starts around October 6 and is mostly bare by November 7.
How do I get to Soergel Orchards?
Soergel Orchards is in Wexford. The closest city is Pittsburgh, about 13 mi away (it's right in town). It's part of Pennsylvania's fall lineup.

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