Effective 5/31/21, all COVID-19 restrictions related to gatherings, restaurants, and other businesses were lifted. The masking order was lifted on 6/28/21. However, businesses and organizations may continue to implement mask policies and individuals may continue to mask if they choose to do so. Our restaurants, shops, attractions, and hotels are ready to welcome you. We encourage visitors to seek and heed the latest expert guidance and take any necessary precautions.
NOTE: Please practice social distancing during your explorations. We encourage you to find another location if you go to an outdoor area or park that seems crowded. Purple Lizard Maps is an independent cartographic design firm dedicated to making beautiful maps of beautiful places for…
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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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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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As we approach March, we start to dream of warmer spring weather and think about getting back outdoors. If you’re an avid gardener, you’ve probably already started planning and Cumberland Valley’s collection of garden centers and markets can help inspire your next flower or vegetable…
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Don’t have time to thru-hike the iconic Appalachian Trail but still want to experience more than a day hike? Appeal to your adventurous side with an overnight or weekend hike along the A.T. in the Cumberland Valley. What better location to learn the ins and outs of long-distance hiking…
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It's no secret that Cumberland Valley is an outdoor mecca for hiking, biking, birdwatching, and fishing. With over 200 miles of trails, your next adventure is only a stone's throw away. This is even true in many of our downtowns, where urban living and wildlife converge. One great…
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Make a Father’s Day memory this year with some of these experiences in the Cumberland Valley. 1. Go Fishing 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 expedition at TCO…
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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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The Cumberland Valley is known for its hundreds of miles of trails, from three state parks to the famed Appalachian Trail. Hikers find scenic landscapes from rail trails to rocky heights. Whether it’s the view, accessibility, the trail, or the destination, everyone has their favorite…
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Outdoor rock climbing simply means that you will be ascending natural rock formations (boulders, cliffs, mountains, etc.) utilizing the features they provide. A roped safety system may or may not be used because “outdoor rock climbing” encompasses a wide range of styles/systems, from…
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