Cumberland Valley is here for you when you are ready to travel again. As we enter the Green Phase of re-opening on June 12, here are some updates that can help you plan your Weekend Easy getaway.
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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Here's everything you need to know about the waterways of Cumberland Valley. Home of renowned fly-fishermen like Ed Shenk, and known for famous fly-fishing streams including the Yellow Breeches Creek, LeTort Spring Run or Big Spring Creek, fly-fishermen have been traversing the…
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Cumberland Valley is a beautiful natural location with abundant and easily accessible outdoor recreation opportunities. Outdoorsy travelers enjoy the wide-open spaces away from the crowds. With that in mind, here are some suggestions to help you plan a backpacking and camping adventure…
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Start off the new year with a winter hike. The colder weather means the trails are less crowded, making it an ideal time to get outside and explore. The Friends of Pine Grove Furnace State Park recently posted these hiking suggestions on their Facebook page. Option #1: Furnace Stack…
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Roundtop Mountain Resort has been a mainstay in Central Pennsylvania for over 50 years. The reason for their continued success? Turning their traditionally winter-focused ski resort into an all-year-round experience for families. When most think of Roundtop Mountain Resort, skiing down…
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Overlooks and vistas are among some of the most popular hikes and for good reason. For most of us, the only time to really examine the landscape of a place is while standing on top of a mountain. In Cumberland Valley, there are a number of outstanding vistas to give residents and…
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Cumberland Valley’s self-guided walking tours provide the perfect opportunity to dive deeper into the history of this region while keeping socially distant. Meander and explore at your own pace as you follow routes through both town and country locations that provide a delightful peek…
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Here are ten Instagram-worthy locations to get the perfect picture of the fall colors. The entire route from Stops 1 through 10 almost creates a loop around the county that covers 102 miles of scenic roads brimming with the beautiful colors of Cumberland Valley's fall foliage. The…
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As the seasons change from summer to fall, there are still plenty of opportunities for family fun. After a long day or week of working from home combined with virtual learning, here are some indoor and outdoor suggestions to enjoy a carefree weekend with the kids. 1. Picnic at…
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Have you ever wondered what the birds see as they soar across the rolling landscape of Cumberland Valley? If so, you can catch a glimpse at Waggoner’s Gap Hawk Watch, located along Route 74 on the border between Cumberland and Perry counties. Whether you are interested in experiencing…
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