REGIONS The Alleghenies More Places to Explore in This Region Port Royal Speedway Half-mile dirt racetrack for sprint, modified, and late model cars, offering on-site camping during events. Port Royal Discovery Space Science museum with Marine Life Center exhibit and The Rivet, a hands-on makerspace with guided instruction. State College Penn State Berkey Creamery Penn State-run creamery dating back to 1865 serving ice cream (with flavors such as Alumni Swirl and Happy Happy Joy Joy), sherbet, and other dairy delights including cheese. State College Historic Penn’s Cave & Wildlife Park Underground boat tours through the country’s only all-water cavern and bus tours on the farm-nature-wildlife park. Centre Hall Sideling Hill Picnic Area Picnic area with horseshoe pit located on U.S. Route 30 at the summit of Sideling Hill Mountain. Breezewood Rock Run Recreation Area Off-roading area with more than 140 miles of trails, plus primitive, 30-amp, and 50-amp campsites. Patton DelGrosso’s Park & Laguna Splash More than 30 rides and attractions, classic Italian cuisine, and an Italian-themed water park. Tipton Wild Annie’s Food truck-turned-restaurant serving up gourmet burgers, sandwiches, and fries loaded with toppings. McConnellsburg Old Bedford Village An immersive history experience with costumed interpreters and 36+ period workshops and log cabins. Bedford Trough Creek State Park James Creek Action-Packed Getaway at Raystown Lake The largest lake contained entirely within Pennsylvania’s borders, Raystown Lake offers plenty to keep you busy, from hikes and mountain biking to boating and swimming. Check in at Lake Raystown Resort in Entriken, where you can stay in a cozy cabin, a yurt, or the main lodge. Or if you prefer to sleep closer to nature, pitch your tent at Seven Points Campground in nearby Hesston. Proud Mary Showboat for a unique view of the lake: Take a sightseeing tour or, for a truly memorable meal, choose a dinner cruise. Day 3 Grab a coffee and breakfast sandwich at Standing Stone Coffee Company as you make the trek to the Ridenour Overlook in Huntingdon for its stunning views of the Raystown Lake Dam and the Juniata River. Next, head to Trough Creek State Park and hike to Rainbow Falls, where on most sunny days the mist from the falls catches the light to produce a rainbow. Day 2 Dip your toes in the water, starting with the sandy Seven Points Beach in Hesston, where you can swim, picnic, or just relax. Then stop at Seven Points Marina to rent a pontoon boat to suit your needs, take a houseboat for the night, or launch your own boat from one of its docks. Take your mountain bike out on Hesston’s Allegrippis Trail System , boasting 36 miles of singletrack trails for every skill level, from novice to pro. Then get on the water aboard the 64 visitPA.com HUNTINGDON COUNTY VISITORS BUREAU Day 1
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