One of Cumberland Valley’s notable assets is easy access to outdoor recreation. It’s hard to drive ten minutes in any direction and not see a mountain, a creek, or even a trail. For many living in this area, a mention of “hiking” conjures up thoughts of the Appalachian Trail (A.T.)…
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Pennsylvania’s Cumberland Valley is right at the midway point of the famous Appalachian Trail, but it’s at the top of the list for naturally picturesque spots. This Pennsylvania getaway, just a two- to three-hour drive from Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., is a picture-perfect…
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Summer is one of the best times to uncover Cumberland Valley's many trails and try something new. Whether you are traveling as a couple or with friends or family, the trails below are the perfect way to rediscover the joys of travel during your Weekend Easy getaway. From craft beer or…
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Make memories this year with some fun Father's Day activities in the Cumberland Valley. Father's Day Fishing Excursion The Valley is home to some of the world’s most renowned fly-fishing streams, including the Yellow Breeches and LeTort Spring Run. Prepare for your fly-fishing…
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Cumberland Valley is the ideal location to combine your love of the outdoors and your love of craft beverages. Sip and hike your way through Cumberland Valley with these suggested pairings during your Weekend Easy getaway. Gardners Pine Grove Furnace State Park & Big Hill Ciderworks…
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Learning about the history of a location doesn't have to happen inside a museum. As warm weather approaches, check out these Cumberland Valley locations where you can add some historical knowledge to your outdoor explorations. Camp Michaux Two miles northwest of Pine Grove Furnace…
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Cumberland Valley’s wide-open spaces provide the perfect opportunity to reconnect with nature. You might consider exploring some of our lesser-known trails and parks. Here are some suggestions. LeTort Falls Park Home to Cumberland Valley’s only waterfall, LeTort Falls Park provides a…
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While Cumberland Valley is known for having great hiking and biking trails, you don’t have to spend your entire day outdoors (especially if the weather decides not to cooperate). We are home to several must-see, unique museums geared toward various passions. Less than two hours away…
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When it comes to experiences shared with your children, grandchildren, or other young people in your life, few activities can rival outdoor exploration and adventure. Rich in public lands, the Cumberland Valley has plenty to offer. Despite their attachment to digital devices, many kids…
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Cumberland Valley is home to more than 130 local parks and 3 state parks that provide residents and visitors with hundreds of miles of scenic trails. So dust off the walking shoes, enjoy the warmer spring weather, and celebrate National Take a Walk in the Park Day on March 30 with a…
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