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ABOUT CUMBERLAND VALLEY

A HUB OF ACTIVITYWhen you set out to have a memorable journey you’ll need a one-of-a-kind home-base, and lucky for you, you’ve found it! Cumberland Valley Pennsylvania is located smack dab in the middle of two really important locations, the Appalachian Trail and the number one visited region in Pennsylvania. So, you can sleep in Cumberland Valley and be just a hop, skip and a jump away from Lancaster, Harrisburg and Gettysburg, and a 2- to 3-hour drive away from Baltimore, Washington D.C., Philadelphia and New York City. Besides a cozy and affordable sleeping arrangement and sweet location, Cumberland Valley is a place where you can get lost in a historic downtown or in the mountains for the weekend. Whether you are seeking a weekend filled with auto events, a place to explore your family tree — not to mention hundreds of thousands of oak trees along miles of trails, or some-where just as passionate about preserving history as it is about making it, look no further. You’ve found it! So, what are you waiting for? It’s time to start your journey and say, “I found it in Cumberland Valley.”

GETTING HERE | Times listed below are from transportation terminal to downtown Carlisle (in the center of Cumberland Valley).

30 minutes Amtrak | Harrisburg, PA

40 minutes Harrisburg International (MDT) | Middletown, PA

2 hours Baltimore Washington International (BWI) | Baltimore, MD

2 hours Lehigh Valley International (ABE) | Allentown, PA

2 1/2 hours Philadelphia International (PHL) | Philadelphia, PA

30 minutes Megabus Bus Stop (service from Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and State College to Harrisburg, PA)

30 minutes Greyhound Bus Terminal | Harrisburg, PA

Front Cover: Waggoner’s Gap, Photo credit: Pammi Simone.

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OctoberLow 42°High 67°

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HIKING & HEALTHY FOODS

Cumberland Valley is an outdoor enthusiast hotspot, with a variety of hiking trails spread throughout the area that range in both length and level of difficulty. Hiking is a great way to enjoy the outdoors with friends or family, but also an excellent form of exercise. Keep up the fit lifestyle by including some healthy snacks and meals in your stay from the Valley’s assortment of delicious restaurants and healthy food stores. Find specific locations and more info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/hiking-healthy.

Waggoner’s Gap, Carlisle

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1 Steeped in natural and historical features, the 696-acre Pine

Grove Furnace State Park is in a beau tiful mountain setting in southern Cumberland Valley. Pine Grove Furnace features two lakes, 25-acre Laurel Lake and 1.7-acre Fuller Lake, a historic area and the Appalachian Trail. Park amenities include: 4 miles of Hiking Trails, Biking, Picnic Tables/

Pavilions, Swimming, Snack Bar, Boat ing (electric motors only), Fishing, Hunting, Dog Training, Ice-Skating, Cross-Country Skiing, Snowmobiling, Camping, Organized Group Tenting, and Cabin Rental. The Appalachian Trail Museum and historic Ironmaster’s Mansion are also located here. Find more details on page 13 of the Directory side.

VISIT THESE NEARBY LOCATIONS:Gifford Pinchot State Park – Lewisberry, PA

Wildwood Park – Harrisburg, PALittle Buffalo State Park – Newport, PACaledonia State Park – Fayetteville, PA

EXPLORE THE OUTDOORS Your sense of adventure will soar to new heights while traveling through our beautiful state parks and two state forests, Michaux & Tuscarora. Whether you want to relax and take in the beauty of nature around you, or go for a challenging hike through the peaks and valleys of our landscape on The Appalachian Trail, you can be sure to enjoy the outdoors with your family.

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Valley, Kings Gap Environmental Education Center offers a pano-ramic view of the valley. The park consists of 2,531 acres of forest and is open to the public year-round from 8am to sunset. Trails connect with three main day use areas: Pine Plantation Day Use Area, Pond Day Use Area and Mansion Day Use Area. Park amenities include: 20 miles of Hiking Trails, Picnic Tables/Pavilions, Orienteering, Hunting, Dog Training, Biking, Environmental Education Programs, Seasonal Concerts, Gardens, Parking, and Bird Watching. Find more details on page 13 of the Directory side.

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Valley, is in Doubling Gap, so named by the “S” turn where Blue Mountain doubles back on itself. This feature may be seen from the Doubling Gap Vista in adjacent Tuscarora State Forest. The park has 273 acres of woodland and a 3.5 acre lake. Park amenities include: 18 miles of Hiking Trails with 3.5 miles in the park, Picnic Tables/Pavilions, Swimming, Orienteering, Fishing, Hunting, Ice-Skating, Cross-Country Skiing, Camping and Organized Group Tenting. Find more details on page 38 of the directory.

4 The Valley’s landscape offers beautiful vistas and scenic

views. In the fall months, make the short hike to Waggoner’s Gap Hawk Watch for views of the Valley and the hawk migration. Families will enjoy Pole Steeple’s .75-mile climb to a quartzite rock outcropping or, for a challenge, take on Flat Rock’s 2.5-mile rugged hike to a 180-degree view from atop a natural rock outcrop. Enjoy a leisurely afternoon at Negley Park in Lemoyne with a skyline view of Harrisburg. Find the Top 10 hikes at visitcumberlandvalley.com/10hikes.

5 Home to the Conodoguinet Creek, Yellow Breeches Creek

and Susquehanna River, the Valley offers a variety of kayaking and boating opportunities down calming waters. You can also enjoy the scenic Children’s Lake by shallow-draft or electric motor boat. Don’t have your own boat? You can rent a replica of the row boats used in the 1900’s to use on Children’s Lake from TCO Fly Shop. Susquehanna Outfitters and Blue Mountain Outfitters also offer boat rentals, and Pine Grove Furnace State Park rents kayaks, canoes and paddle boats for use on Laurel Lake. Find more info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/boating.

6 Cumberland Valley is a fly-fisher’s paradise with three of

the world’s most popular fly-fishing destinations – LeTort Spring Run, Yellow Breeches Creek and Big Spring Creek Greenway. Beginners will enjoy the catch-and-release sections at Yellow Breeches and Big Spring, while those looking for a challenge can try their skills at LeTort. For tips and all the gear you’ll need, stop by TCO Fly Shop in Boiling Springs. Find more info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/fly-fishing.

7 Bikers can get moving on the Valley’s scenic trails and in

our charming downtowns. Enjoy a leisurely ride on the 11-mile Cumberland Valley Rail Trail or explore the historic and bike-friendly town of Carlisle to uncover museums, art galleries, dining and more. If you’re traveling and don’t want to bring the bikes, you can rent them at Holmes Cycling & Fitness and Merv’s Bike Shop. Find detailed routes at visitcumberlandvalley.com/bikeroutes.

8 The Valley’s woodlands and fields make spotting common

game species like deer, squirrel and turkey easy. Whether you’re a hunter or a wildlife watcher you can enjoy the Valley’s rich habitats including our three state parks, two state forests and three state game lands. If you need to sharpen up your skills, visit the shooting range at State Game Land #230. Find more info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/hunting.

9 Golfers can get up-to-par on the Valley’s 9 golf courses. Highlights

include the family-friendly atmos phere at Rich Valley Golf’s 18-hole course, 3-hole practice course and mini golf course, and the Carlisle Barracks Golf Course which is open to the public. Find more info at visitcumberland valley.com/golf.

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Sherwood Dr (near 944 N of Carlisle) 40° 16’ 25.70” N, 77° 05’ 58.19” WScott Farm 40° 15’ 36.14” N, 77° 06’ 13.80” WTrindle Rd (Rte 641) 40° 11’ 41.84” N, 77° 06’ 30.09” WLisburn Rd 40° 11’ 00.49” N, 77° 06’ 41.24” WYork Rd (Rte 74) 40° 10’ 22.67” N, 77° 07’ 15.20” W

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CUMBERLAND VALLEY APPALACHIAN TRAIL INFO

Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC) 4 E. First St, Boiling Springs, 17007

717-258-5771 • appalachiantrail.org Trail maps & free parking permits. • Open Mon–Fri.

Appalachian Trail Museum 1120 Pine Grove Rd, Gardners, 17324

717-486-8126 • atmuseum.org First museum dedicated to hiking in the country with photo displays, children’s exhibits and a story-telling center.

Boiling Springs Boiling Springs is recognized as an official

Appalachian Trail Community for the town’s commitment to providing a service to hikers & promoting the assets of the Appalachian Trail. Parking lot located on Bucher Hill Rd., Boiling Springs, 17007.

Portable toilet available in large gravel lot. Follow the AT blazes across Bucher Hill Road, along the famous fly-fishing stream Yellow Breeches Creek, then along Children’s Lake. Continue past the gazebo to the ATC. You can also head south on the AT, crossing a beautiful historic stone bridge, zig zagging through farm fields & taking a steady climb up South Mountain to Center Point Knob, the original midway point of the trail. The large holes you pass are from iron ore mining for the foundry located in the parking lot.

Ironmaster’s Mansion 1212 Pine Grove Rd, Gardners, 17324

717-486-4108 • ironmastersmansion.com The newly renovated Ironmaster’s Mansion serves as a hostel for AT hikers. Continue south to see the promi-nent marker showing the actual midway point of the A.T.

Pine Grove Furnace State Park 1100 Pine Grove Rd, Gardners, 17324

717-486-7174 • dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/findapark/pinegrovefurnace Various parking lots are located in the park. Visit the AT Museum then follow the white blazes south, past the General Store. This is where thru-hikers stop to celebrate reaching the midway point of the trail by eating a half gallon of ice cream.

Scott Farm Appalachian Trail Work Center 314 Bernheisel Bridge Rd, Carlisle, 17015

Parking, water spigot & portable toilet are available at this site. Cross the bridge on the pedestrian walkway to head south on the A.T. White blazes lead the way; double blazes indicates a turn or prominent landmark. Continue left into the woods along a wooden board-walk. Hike until you are ready to return to your vehicle. For an alternative hike, turn right & follow the trail along Conodoguinet Creek.

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VISIT THESE NEARBY LOCATIONS:Harley Davidson Factory Tour – York, PA

Eastern Museum of Motor Racing – York Springs, PA

CARS & BURGERS

Impressive cars + delicious burgers = a true American experience. Cumberland Valley is an auto destination, home to the world-renowned Carlisle Events Car Shows, the famous Williams Grove Speedway and a collection of other raceways and auto museums. This area is also known for great dining including a collection of places serving up the classic American burger. We’ve combined the two for you so you can have a revved up auto getaway complete with delicious, and satisfying, meals. Find locations and more info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/ cars-burgers.

Appalchian Brewing Company, Mechanicsburg

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1 The Valley is home to Carlisle Events, the world’s largest

presenters of auto entertainment, including weekends dedicated to Ford, Chrysler, Corvette and more. These family-friendly shows include special vehicle displays, parts vendors, burnout contests, stunt shows, live music, auto parades and more. Find details on page 10 of the Directory side.

2 Get ready for the noise and excitement of some of the best

410 Sprint Car racing in the country at Williams Grove Speedway. Take the friends, kids or the whole crew for a revved up night of racing, fire-works and special sanctioned races including the World of Outlaws. These sprint cars can get up to 120 mph on a ½-mile track! Find details on page 25 of the Directory side.

Williams Grove Speedway, Mechanicsburg

DISCOVER THE NEED FOR SPEEDCar enthusiasts won’t want to miss out on the best hotspots in the Cumberland Valley. If you enjoy auto shows, nationally-recognized speedways, and classic automobile museums, Cumberland Valley hosts some of the best auto experiences in the country.

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3 Catch up with the ever-changing collection of Rolls-

Royce and Bentley motorcars at the Rolls Royce Museum, an extensive research library and functioning garage. Feel free to explore the collection of historical documents or simply browse the display of classics. Take a short self-guided tour with your family or friends and get your fix of Bentleys, Phantoms and more. Find details on page 25 of the Directory side.

4 Hop on your bike and take off with Cumberland

Valley Motorcycle Tours. Enjoy fantastic views of rolling farmlands, mountaintop vistas, historic down towns and military history throughout your journey. Trips start in Maryland and the routes can be customized to give you the best experience throughout the Valley. Find routes and more info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/motorcycles.

5 Racers can take their vehicles out for a drive at the South

Mountain Raceway. Whether you’re testing your perfectly tuned motorcycle, showing off your street car or taking the kids to see other talented drivers, the whole family will love the variety of autos that scream down the 1/8th-mile drag strip in Boiling Springs. Find details on page 4 of the Directory side.

6 Head to downtown Carlisle during the Ford Nationals and

Corvettes at Carlisle auto shows and participate in their Saturday night parades. In June and August, try not to get lost in the sea of hundreds of Fords or Corvettes lined up along the streets of Carlisle in a night full of music, dining and shopping. Find more info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/corvette and visitcumberlandvalley.com/ford.

7 With over 40,000 square feet, Autobahn Indoor Speedway’s

state-of-the-art building is the largest indoor go-karting facility in Pennsylvania. The unique, high-speed electric Italian pro-karts are easy to handle, durably designed, and can reach speeds of up to 50 mph. This is a great spot for kids and adults! Find details on page 34 of the Directory side.

8 View original and vintage cars at the Antique Automobile

Club of America Museum. Displays include a variety of detailed settings ranging from turn-of-the-century New York to San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge. A mix of permanent and changing exhibits bring a unique variety of cars, buses and motorcycles to this interactive museum. Find details on page 41 of the Directory side.


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STEP BACK IN TIMEHistory comes alive all over the Cumberland Valley. Learn about the Army’s beginnings in a modern museum or go on a walking tour for an up-close view of historical structures and landmarks in our small towns. If you love interacting with the past when traveling to new places, you won’t get enough of our local discoveries and antique gems. The best part of all these attractions is that they’re free!

HISTORY & HOPSCumberland Valley is filled with history and local spots serving up craft brews. Dive in to the museums, walking tours and architecture that make the Valley a one-of-a-kind spot for history buffs. Rich in military, Revolutionary War and Civil War history, our interactive centers like the U.S. Army Heritage & Education Center and Cumberland County Historical Society, allow you to experience the stories that helped shape this area. After a day exploring, relax at our brew pubs and restaurants to sample craft beer and delicious food. Find locations and more info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/history-hops.

Molly Pitcher Brewing Co., Carlisle

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1 From training to battle, discover the strength of our nation’s

soldiers through their stories at the U.S. Army Heritage & Education Center, an interactive museum with indoor and outdoor exhibits. Discover individual stories with the interactive Soldier Experience Gallery. Find details on page 13 of the Directory side.

2 Take a stroll on the Army Heritage Trail’s one-mile path,

surrounded by a memorial garden, full-scale interactive exhibits and equipment appealing to all ages. You’ll see everything from the French and Indian War era to present operations. Find details on page 13 of the Directory side.

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National Civil War Museum – Harrisburg, PAThe State Museum of Pennsylvania – Harrisburg, PA

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3 Dive into the county’s history at the Cumberland County

Historical Society and discover the past 250 years at the library and exhibits. At this impressive museum, learn stories about the Carlisle Indian School and famed wood carver William Schimmel. Children can experience history at the interactive G.B. Stuart History Workshop. Find details on page 11 of the Directory side.

4 All aboard! Four 19th-century buildings preserved

by the Mechanicsburg Museum are open for tours – including The Stationmaster’s House, Frankenberger Tavern, The Freight Station and Passenger Station. Find details on page 26 of the Directory side.

5 Stop to see one of the oldest Army posts in the United

States, the Carlisle Barracks. Its unique history includes operating as the Carlisle Indian School from 1879–1918. During that time, famed athlete Jim Thorpe attended the school. The Barracks is now part of the U.S. Army War College and is open to self-guided tours during the day. Find details and instructions for getting on base on page 11 of the Directory side.

6 Stand by the monument of one of the Revolutionary

War’s bravest women, Molly Pitcher (Molly Ludwig Hays McCauley), on the grounds of Carlisle’s Old Public Graveyard. Take a peek behind the monument for Molly’s actual grave, marked with an 1876 grave marker. Find details on page 13 of the Directory side.

7 Get your camera out for historic photo-ops in the Valley.

Take a seat in the Historic Peace Church and transport to a time where the colonial wine glass pulpit and 200-year-old organ were used on a regular basis in the community. You can also visit the Laughlin Mill, credited with being the oldest standing mill structure in the region. Find details on page 7 and 37 of the Directory side.

8 Pick out a few books at Civil War and More and take this

part of history home with you. Don’t hesitate to utilize the staff’s endless knowledge of local Civil War trivia and allow them to point you in the direction of nearby historic landmarks. Find details on page 27 of the Directory side.

9 Take advantage of one or more of our Self-Guided

Walking Tours. Find your tour of choice on our website and organize the perfect customized trip. Discover the historic areas of Boiling Springs, an old public graveyard in Carlisle, distinguished local architecture and sites of the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom. Examples include: 18th Century Architecture of Carlisle; Carlisle Quest; A Walk Around Boiling Springs; Camp Michaux Walking Tour; Civil War on the West Shore; Pine Grove Furnace Iron Works Historic Tour and South Mountain Freedom Drive & Hike. Please note: most buildings are not open to the public. Go to visitcumberlandvalley.com/selfguided to download brochures.

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VISIT THESE NEARBY LOCATIONS:The Forum – Harrisburg, PAGiant Center – Hershey, PA

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MUSIC, ART & PERFORMANCE

ART, WINE & CHOCOLATE

Cumberland Valley’s collection of art galleries, wineries and places to pick up candies and chocolates allow for a decadent getaway with your special someone or a group of friends. Enjoy browsing local art, sipping on PA wines and sampling all the goodies that can only be found here by following our Art, Wine & Chocolate trip idea. Find locations and more info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/art-wine.

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1 Enjoy a show at the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center

at Shippensburg University. You can choose between Broadway musicals, comedians, children’s shows and more to find the best entertainment for your visit. Find details on page 38 of the Directory side.

2 Navigate a winding, scenic route with the Covered Bridge

& Wine Loop. Choose between a shorter or longer trip around nearby covered bridges and wineries. Both trips end at the Carlisle Fairgrounds, making it a perfect addition to a car show weekend. Find the routes and more info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/coveredbridges.

UNCOVER CULTURAL GEMSTreat yourself to the art world located throughout the Valley. Historic theatres and live productions are plentiful in our small communities. Cruise down the Susquehanna River to live music or take a drive through covered bridges surrounded by a charming rural landscape.

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3 The Fashion Archives & Museum of Shippensburg University

maintains, preserves, and exhibits apparel and accessories ranging from the 18th-century to the present. The facility houses 35,000 to 50,000 items featuring not just clothing and accessories, but also a reference library of vintage pattern books, fashion magazines and mail order catalogs. Find details on page 37 of the Directory side.

4 Browse the vibrant Art Galleries throughout the Valley and

discover the local craftsmanship. Wander through fine art and modern displays, taking in the creations of the many artisans residing in Cumberland Valley. You can also experience local galleries with seasonal Art & Wine Walk events through Carlisle or Mechanicsburg. Find more info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/artgalleries.

5 Be inspired at the Trout Gallery. The art museum of

Dickinson College is filled with historic and contemporary art. Explore the exhibits held at the gallery where students curate the always changing displays to reflect the gallery’s permanent collections. Find details on page 10 of the Directory side.

6 Watch extraordinary talent unfold with the Central

Pennsylvania Youth Ballet, an internationally renowned school with students from around the world bringing beloved productions to the stage. Performances are held at venues in Harrisburg, Hershey, Camp Hill and Carlisle. Find details on page 14 of the Directory side.

7 Settle in for a few local produc-tions at the Carlisle Theatre, Little

Theatre of Mechanicsburg and Oyster Mill Play house in Camp Hill. These local theatres are run by passion ate volunteers producing some of the best musicals, comedies, mysteries and dramas within restored 19th-century buildings. Find details about Carlisle Theatre on page 14, Little Theatre on page 27, and Oyster Mill on page 7 of the Directory side.

8 Take the family out on the river on the Pride of the

Susquehanna Riverboat. Often used for private parties, weddings and dinner cruises, the Pride is available for daily sightseeing cruises from May to November. For jazz music fans, join others out on the river

once a week for the popular Jazzin’ on the Pride event for your favorite tunes. Find details on page 41 of the Directory side.

9 Put your hands to work during an art class at the

Carlisle Arts Learning Center and choose between photography, ceramics, drawing, copper enameling and painting classes. The center is home to local and regional artists exhibiting their work in the gallery and wine receptions are held to meet the artists. Find details on page 10 of the Directory side.

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1 Spend all day at the West Shore Farmers Market and in the

upstairs Shoppes. You’ll find upscale boutiques for jewelry and designer clothing and unique products from the area. When you need a break, head downstairs to the market for fresh fruit, vegetables, baked goods, made-to-order foods and more to enjoy with the whole family. Find details on page 35 of the Directory side.

2 For over 40 years, The Kitchen Shoppe & Cooking School has

offered demonstration and hands-on cooking classes inside their kitchen superstore. Have a blast while learning new recipes and techniques to impress your friends and family. Find details on page 10 of the Directory side.

VISIT THESE NEARBY LOCATIONS:Tanger Outlets – Hershey & Lancaster, PA

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Experience the wholesome goodness of all things Cumberland Valley! Just check out this sampling of tasty treats and one-of-a-kind items, all hand-made and homespun by local merchants. We’ve got our own beer, jewelry, famous donuts, Amish quilts, violins and more. Discover more handmade items and artisan shops by following the Rt. 15 Byway of the Arts Trail. Highlights include: • Meadowbrooke Gourds• Meeka Fine Jewelry• Hershey Violins• Duck Donuts• Quarry Hill Quilts • Brittle Bark• Calicutts Spice Co.• Feathers in the NestFind a complete list at visitcumberlandvalley.com/ made-in.

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SEEK RETAIL THERAPYCollect mementos from your visit and browse to your heart’s content at some of the best shopping scenes in the Valley. Shops and boutiques line the downtowns with local handmade items and art galleries. Find fresh and tasty items at our farmer’s markets and visit unique stores dedicated to teaching new and inventive ways to improve your culinary skills.

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of boutique and gift shops. Shop local for jewelry, home decor, books, clothing, accessories, art, wine and more. Start on Pomfret Street for a collection of shops, galleries, restaurants and a tearoom packed into one street. When you’re shopped out, enjoy a relaxing dinner at one of the 30 restaurants in the downtown area. Find details on page 10 of the Directory side.

4 The charming town of Camp Hill features a collection of

stores including handmade jewelry at Meeka Fine Jewelry, coffee and gifts at One Good Woman, amazing home decor at Blooms by Vickrey, bikes and fitness gear at Holmes Cycling & Fitness, high-end clothing at Creative Elegance Boutique and Little Black Dress and more. When it’s time for a break, grab a coffee and snack at Cornerstone Coffeehouse. Find details on page 7 of the Directory side.

5 Hit the Carlisle Pike in Mechanicsburg and Capital

City Mall in Camp Hill for all of your big box and specialty store shopping. Find details about the Capital City Mall on page 7 of the Directory side.

6 Rummage through the eclectic mix of charming collections at

15 local Antique Shops such as the Antique Marketplace of Lemoyne, NorthGate Antiques, and Bedford Street Antiques. Find more info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/antiques.

7 Decorate your home with beautifully painted gourds

found at Meadowbrooke Gourds, the largest gourd manufacturer in the country. Take a tour to learn how gourds are grown, cleaned, cut and painted to fit with the change of seasons. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to join in on the fun during special weekends and paint your own gourd to take home. Find details on page 16 of the Directory side.

8 The towns of New Cumberland and Lemoyne offer shopping

hidden gems including locally made spices at Calicutts Spice Co., Irish and British gifts and imported foods at Oxford Hall Celtic Shop, artisan crafts at Tickle My Senses Gallery and a collection of boutique shops at the West Shore Farmers Market. Find details on page 34 of the Directory side.

9 The historic town of Mechanicsburg features a

street lined with local shops and mom-and-pop restaurants. Find handmade instruments at Hershey Violins, sweet treats at Brittle Bark, history books and gifts at Civil War & More, footwear at Just Clogs, artwork at 2nd Floor Gallery and more. Find details on page 25 of the Directory side.

10 Prepare for the holiday season at local shopping

events including the Market of Curiosities and Christkindlesmarkt in Carlisle. Each year, Cumberland Valley businesses also celebrate Small Business Saturday in November to kick off holiday shopping. Find these shopping events and more on the official Cumberland Valley events calendar, visitcumberlandvalley.com/events.


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Nothing says kid-friendly quite like hands-on! Let your little ones explore the world around them at interactive museums that make science and history fun and informative. You and the kids can explore science centers, make your own art, take a cooking class and more. After a fun day, grab a family-friendly dinner at Isaac’s Famous Grilled Sandwiches and dessert at one of the Valley’s ice cream shops. Find more info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/hands-on.

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1 There’s excitement for everyone at the Carlisle Sports Emporium. Fan

of indoor activities? Check out the laser tag arena, skating rink and climbing walls. When the weather is at its best, spend your time outdoors at the go-kart tracks and mini-golf courses. Find details on page 11 of the Directory side.

2 Watch your favorite flicks at the Cumberland Drive-In

and Haar’s Drive-In Movie Theatre. Both offer affordable prices for the whole family so sit back and enjoy a film in the outdoors. Find details on page 37 of the Directory side for Cumberland Drive-In and page 41 for Haar’s Drive-In.

VISIT THESE NEARBY LOCATIONS:Whitaker Center – Harrisburg, PA

City Island Arcade, Mini-Golf, Ice Cream, Harrisburg Senators – Harrisburg, PA

Lake Tobias -- Halifax, PA

FIND FAMILY FUNThere is never a dull moment at these best spots for family fun! Whether you’re a fan of cinema or a lover of all things sports, Cumberland Valley has something for every member of your family to enjoy while you visit.

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3 Put your muscles to work at the Climbnasium, a premier

indoor rock climbing facility in Mechanicsburg. Don’t hesitate to take an introduction course and challenge yourself to the top rope climbing wall, which will take you up to 40 ft high. Find details on page 25 of the Directory side.

4 The Valley is home to a collection of U-Pick

orchards, farmers markets and farm attractions perfect for a day of family fun outdoors. Whether it’s summer or fall, there’s an opportunity to take advantage of all the great produce in the area. Find details at visitcumberlandvalley.com/fresh-picked.

5 For over 50 years, Roundtop Mountain Resort has offered

some of the best and most exciting seasonal recreational activities. Practice your shot on the paintball fields all year round. In the summer, climb into the famous OGO Ball and body surf down the hillside mountain or fly through the air in one of their many zip lines. During the winter, ski, tube or snowboard down the mountain side for an exhilarating experience. Find details on page 42 of the Directory side.

6 Spend hours at the Coliseum Megaplex while never running

out of ways to be entertained. The 35,000 sq. ft. entertainment complex offers an array of arcade games, full-service restaurant and AMF Bowling Lanes. Find details on page 7 of the Directory side.

7 Let the kids blow off some steam at the Valley’s indoor

complexes. SkyZone Indoor Trampoline Park in Mechanicsburg features jumping opportunities for all ages. Monkey Joe’s in Camp Hill offers a fun-filled inflatable center with wall-to-wall slides, jumps and obstacle courses. Find details on SkyZone on page 26 and Monkey Joe’s on page 7 of the Directory side.

8 Relax on the sandy beaches at Laurel Lake in Pine Grove

Furnace State Park. Open from mid-May thru mid-Sept, swim against the gorgeous mountain backdrop or rent a boat to cruise out on the lake. The lake is also great for bird-watching and fishing. In the winter months, stop by for ice-fishing and ice-skating. Find details on page 13 of the Directory side.

9 Ascend to the top of roller coasters and make a splash

on exciting water attractions at Hersheypark! With over 70 rides and live entertainment nestled into the famous amusement park, you’ll never run out of fun activities for the whole family. Check out the nearby ZooAmerica North American Wildlife Park and visit over 200 ani mals from North America! Find details on page 41 of the Directory side.

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GOOD EATS

ICE CREAM TRAIL

When it’s hot out, we definitely all scream for ice cream! Cumberland Valley locals are pretty passionate about their favorite place to grab this cooling treat. We are putting biases aside and giving you the options in the Valley so you can do your very own taste test. Find locations and more info on the Cumberland Valley Ice Cream Trail at visitcumberlandvalley.com/ ice-cream.

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1 Taste the best of different cultures when you Dine 30.

Downtown Carlisle boasts over 30 restaurants offering a variety of cuisine types. Settle in for American favorites at Brick and 1794 The Whiskey Rebellion, Thai at Issei Noodle and English pub fare at Market Cross Pub & Brewery. Find more info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/dine30.

2 Castlerigg Wine Shop in downtown Carlisle offers an

array of wines for every taste! Through the partnership of Seven Mountains Wine Cellars and The Vineyard at Grandview, Castlerigg is the exclusive retailer of some of the finest Pennsylvania wines. Add more wine to your trip by visiting nearby wineries including Hauser Estate Winery and Reid’s Winery. Find locations and more info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/wineries.

DINING & NIGHTLIFE Indulge in some of the most delicious food and scenic dining locations in the Valley. No matter where you’re visiting, you will find new ethnic dishes to try or simple comfort food to enjoy again. For those over 21, tour the numerous wineries and breweries within a picturesque landscape for the best of the Valley.

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3 Cumberland Valley’s candy shops feature homemade

treats ranging from truffles at Macris Chocolates in Lemoyne and retro favorites at Georgie Lou’s Retro Candy in Carlisle to the famous brittles at Brittle Bark in Mechanicsburg.

4 If there’s one thing Valley residents know, it’s our sweets.

Our collection of bakeries are local staples for delectable treats and special occasions. A few highlights include the huge selection of pastries at the Pennsylvania Bakery, cookies and cakes from the Carlisle Bakery, the sticky buns at the West Shore Farmers Market and the custom donuts at Duck Donuts in Mechanicsburg.

5 Savor a fantastic view of the Susquehanna River and

Harrisburg skyline while out to dinner with our Waterfront Dining options. For seafood and steak lovers, try the menu at RockBass Grill. At Dukes Riverside Bar & Grille, eat out and relax on the largest deck on the river. Finally, at Dockside Willies, order from their wide selection of micro beers and try the famous Crab Pretzel while enjoying their outdoor deck.

6 The Valley’s breakfast joints feature delicious pancakes

and waffles, egg dishes and great brunch choices. Local favorites include pancakes at Fay’s Country Kitchen, omelettes at Cafe Uovo, crepes from Helena’s Chocolate Cafe & Creperie and brunch at Cafe Bruges.

7 Throughout the year the Valley is host to a variety

of foodie events and festivals. Highlights include the Corn Festival in Shippensburg, New Cumberland Apple Festival, the Greek Festival in Camp Hill, Jubilee Day in Mechanicsburg and a collection of seasonal farmers markets. Find more info on the Official Cumberland Valley Events calendar at visitcumberlandvalley.com/events.

8 Tap, tour and try a pint at Cumberland Valley

breweries and pubs by following the Cumberland Valley Beer Trail. The Valley’s emerging breweries and restaurants welcome locals and visitors to sample the unique flavors of craft brews. Highlights include Molly Pitcher Brewing Company and Market Cross Pub & Brewery in Carlisle, Appalachian Brewing Company in Mechanicsburg, and Al’s of Hampden in Enola. Find a list of local favorites and start your own brew tour at visitcumberlandvalley.com/beer-trail.

9 Learn something new with a cooking class at The Kitchen

Shoppe & Cooking School in Carlisle or Cornerstone Coffeehouse’s Culinary Kitchen & Cooking School in Camp Hill. The Kitchen Shoppe offers over 200 demonstration, hands-on and children’s cooking classes, and the super store has over 20,000 items. Cornerstone’s cooking school offers delicious meals and classes with a variety of themes. Find more info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/cooking.


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SPRING

Army Heritage Days at U.S. Army Heritage & Education Center A two-day living history event recreating historical military moments.

Art & Wine Walks in Carlisle and Mechanicsburg Explore these towns and art while sipping wine.

Bloom Festival Downtown Shippensburg welcomes spring with lots of flowers, plenty of craft items, children’s activities and great food.

Earth Day Festival Honor the planet with music, workshops and more in Mechanicsburg.

First Fridays in Carlisle & Mechanicsburg Downtown shopping, dining, music and more.

Greek Festival Food, music, dancing, and church tours.

Kite Fest in Camp Hill Watch the Keystone Kiters fly their kites and make one yourself for free.

Plein Air Events Watch artists compete and paint in the beautiful outdoors.

Race, Run, Ride & Ramble Enjoy a day out on the Cumberland Valley Rail Trail.

SUMMER

Annual Steam Engine Show Steam engine and tractor parades, farmer’s flea market and more.

Bluegrass on the Grass One-day bluegrass festival at Dickinson College featuring a mix of bands.

Carlisle Summerfair (Fourth of July Weekend) A ten-day festival filled with (mostly) free family-fun activities.

Cumberland County Ag Expo Annual agricultural fair including animal exhibitions, 4H presentations, children’s activities, tractor pulls, food and music.

Foundry Day Juried arts festival along Children’s Lake.

Jubilee Day The largest one-day street fair on the east coast in downtown Mechanicsburg.

McLain Celtic Festival Celtic music, games, goods and food at the Two Mile House.

Shippensburg Corn Festival Includes more than 300 craft and antique vendors, live music, food area and more in downtown Shippensburg.

FALL

American Craft Week Week-long celebration of craft; individual events happening throughout the Valley.

Fall Furnace Fest Crafts, guided hikes, kid’s programs and more at Pine Grove Furnace State Park.

Harvest of the Arts Juried and non-juried vendors, live music and children’s activities in downtown Carlisle.

New Cumberland Apple Festival Over 250 craft vendors, children’s activities and apple-themed foods.

Oktoberfest at U.S. Army Heritage & Education Center Live music, rides, games, and the unveiling of the official brew of the Army War College.

Pennsboro Pumpkin Fest Craft vendors, car show, live entertainment and pumpkin treats at Adams Ricci Park.

Uprise Festival in Shippensburg Two-day event with over 20 musical artists, an art gallery, petting zoo, face painting, skate park, food vendors and more.

HOLIDAY

Boiling Springs Christmas Tree Lighting Visit from Santa and lighting of the floating Christmas Tree at Children’s Lake.

Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet Holiday Performance The only pre-professional ballet school allowed to put on George Balanchine’s version of The Nutcracker every year.

Christkindlesmarkt Holiday Crafts Bazaar hosted by Carlisle Barracks.

Holiday Performances at H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center Changing, nationally-recognized performances each year.

Market of CuriositiesA three-ring show of shopping, beer tastings, and live music.

New Year’s Eve Celebrations First Night Carlisle, Anchor Drop in Shippensburg and Mechanicsburg Wrench Drop.

Carlisle Events Auto Shows – April through October 8 world-renowned annual collector car and truck events, perfect for the family, are held at the Carlisle Fairgrounds. Find details on page 10 of the directory side.

Williams Grove Speedway – March through October 410 Sprint Car dirt track racing. Find details on page 25 of the directory side.

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EXPLORE OUR TOWNSCumberland Valley’s blend of quaint and vibrant downtowns makes the region a true destination. Each town’s distinct flavor and features make them a gem waiting to be discovered. We’ve conveniently grouped together towns that complement each other by location and activities to offer you the best resource to navigating Cumberland Valley. Whether you are looking for the rolling farmlands and locally-owned shops of Shippensburg, Newville, Boiling Springs and Mt. Holly Springs; the collection of history, auto shows, eclectic dining and shopping in Carlisle with the surrounding outdoor recreation of Gardners; or the big box names mixed with boutique shops and culinary delights in the communities of Mechanicsburg, Enola, Camp Hill, Lemoyne, New Cumberland and Wormleysburg, each town is an adventure waiting to be discovered. Pick a day, weekend or entire week and uncover the exciting, historic, charming, and authentic experiences Cumberland Valley’s towns have to offer.

TABLE OF CONTENTSBoiling Springs/Mt. Holly Springs 4

Camp Hill 7

Carlisle/Gardners 10

Enola/Mechanicsburg 25

Lemoyne/New Cumberland/Wormleysburg 34

Newville/Shippensburg 37

Nearby Towns 41

Visitor Services 43

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Make your first stop the Cumberland Valley Visitors Center in Downtown Carlisle, located inside History on High – The Shop at 33 W. High Street, Carlisle. Find area information, recommendations and more from our friendly staff.

On the go? Use VisitCumberlandValley.com on your mobile device for a directory of nearby lodging, restaurants, shops and attractions. You can also find events going on while you’re in town, special offers, and trip ideas.

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DIRECTORY • BOILING SPRINGS/MT. HOLLY SPRINGS

BOILING SPRINGS/MT. HOLLY SPRINGSOutdoor activities are a highlight while visiting Boiling Springs and Mt. Holly Springs. Try your hand at fly-fishing or boating on the scenic Children’s Lake, explore the Mt. Holly Marsh Preserve, or enjoy day-hiking along the Appalachian Trail in the designated A.T. Community of Boiling Springs.

SEE & DOAUTO/RACINGSouth Mountain RacewayPA’s finest 1/8th-mile dragstrip.1107 Petersburg Rd., Boiling Springs 17007 323-0210

FAMILY FUN Boiling Springs Pool & Waterpark4 pools, 3 water slides, and a full-service snack bar.2 Mountain Rd., Boiling Springs 17007258-4121

HISTORYCarlisle Iron Works FurnaceBuilt in 1760. One of the earliest furnaces in PA.Rte 174, behind Grist Mill, Boiling Springs 17007

Grist Mill Lower level built in 1784. 4½ story mill with red roof.South end of Children’s Lake, Boiling Springs 17007

Veterans Memorial Clock TowerErected in 1956, dedicated to county Veterans.North end of Children’s Lake, Boiling Springs 17007

OUTDOORSAppalachian Trail & Mid-Atlantic Appalachian Trail ConservancyOffice located near Children’s Lake. Find A.T. hiking info, parking and more on pages 6–7 in Must Sees Section (flip the guide).4 E. First St., Boiling Springs 17007258-5771appalachiantrail.org

Children’s LakeSeven-acre lake with perfectly clear water that literally bubbles. Spring-fed, stocked with trout and accommodates shallow-draft boats, canoes and elec tric motors.Rte 174, Boiling Springs 17007 • 705-7850

Mount Holly Marsh Preserve913-acre nature preserve with fishing and hunting plus hiking and birdwatching trails.Rte 34, Mt. Holly Springs 17065240-5362 • ccpa.net

State Game Lands 305730 acres for hunting, bird watching and hiking.Whiskey Springs Rd.,Boiling Springs 17007

Yellow Breeches Creek Water Trail World-renowned limestone creek with boating, fishing and recreational opportunities. Mix of stocked and wild trout.ccpa.net/watertrails

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White Rocks Trail 1.3-mile climb from base of the trail that offers a sprawling view of the Valley.Trailhead at Kuhn Rd., Boiling Springs 17007258-5771

SHOPGerald W. Putt StudioWildlife and nature artist.4 Front St., Boiling Springs 17007258-3775

TCO OutdoorsSpecializing in Fly Fishing, outdoor gear and apparel for men and women. TCO Outdoor is a one stop shop for the outdoor enthusiast. See ad below.2 E. First St., Boiling Springs 17007 609-0169tcoflyfishing.com

The Chimney’s Violin ShopRepairs and restorations.614 Lerew Rd., Boiling Springs 17007258-3203

The Whimsical Poppy Flowers, gifts and plants.417 N. Baltimore Ave., Mt. Holly Springs 17065486-5202

Village Artisans GalleryAmerican fine craft and art with emphasis on work designed and created by Pennsylvania artists. Wed-Sat 10am-6pm; Sun 12pm-5pm. Mon/Tues by chance or appointment. See ad on page 4. 321 Walnut St., Boiling Springs 17007258-3256 • Evillageartisansgallery.com

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www.allenberry.com717.258.3211

Located along the beautiful Yellow Breeches, the Allenberry is the perfect venue for Weddings, Special Events and Overnight Accommodations.

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DININGThe Allenberry ResortThe Allenberry Historic Boutique Resort is an American treasureserving people by inspiring them through rest, relaxation, entertainment, and quality offerings not found in life’s • • • • • • • $$$ American regular course.1559 Boiling Springs Rd., Boiling Springs 17007 • E 258-3211 • allenberry.com • See ad on page 5.

Boiling Springs Tavern • • • • $$$ American 1 E. First St., Boiling Springs 17007 • 258-3614 • E

Caffe 101 • • • • • • $ • American101 Front St., Boiling Springs 17007 • 254-6121 • E

Cassell’s Grille • • • • • $$$ American5 W. Pine St., Mt. Holly Springs 17065 • 486-8800 • E

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Three Pines Tavern • • • • • • $$ American336 N. Baltimore St., Mt. Holly Springs 17065 • 486-3656

Anile’s Ristorante & Pizzeria • • • • $ Pizza6 Front St., Boiling Springs 17007 • 258-5070 • E

Holly Inn 31 S. Baltimore Ave., Mt. Holly Springs 17065 • • • • • • • $$ • Steak & 486-3823 • E Seafood

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SEE & DOCOOKINGCornerstone CoffeehouseCooking classes and private dinners, breakfasts & lunches.2133 Market St., 17011737-5026

FAMILY FUNColiseum MegaplexA 35,000 sq. ft. entertainment facility including bowling, billiards and arcade. It’s the place for fun, food, drinks and entertainment for adults, kids, teens and families. Visit our website for more information and for hours. 410 St. John’s Church Rd., 17011 • 972-1000 coliseumfun.com

Monkey Joe’sInflatable play center for kids 12 and under.3608 Hartzdale Dr., 17011635-8300

HISTORYHistoric Peace Church and GardensHistoric church featuring a wine glass pulpit, beautiful gardens, and a 200-year-old Conrad Doll organ. Confederates located a battery of artillery here. Used for special services.400 St. John’s Church Rd., 17011 • 737-6492historicpeacechurch.org

PERFORMING ARTS/THEATREOyster Mill PlayhouseNon-profit community theater.1001 Oyster Mill Rd., 17011737-6768

SHOPBlooms by VickreyMuch more than a florist. Home decor and inspiration.2125 Market St., 17011 737-0212

Capital City MallAnchored by Sears, JCPenney and Macy’s.3506 Capital City Mall Dr., 17011 • 737-8275

Christmas Tree Hill Fine gifts, home accessories, candles and collectibles.3309 Hartzdale Dr., 17011975-0505

Creative Elegance BoutiquePremium denim, plus size, and special occasions.2129 Market St., 17011737-5400

Field & StreamEverything you need to create the perfect outdoor experience.3500 Capital City Mall Dr., 17011 • 307-2055

Hello Gorgeous Consignment BoutiqueDesigner and better brands of women’s clothing.3730 Market St., 17011695-3823

Holmes Cycling & Fitness Bikes, bike accessories, rentals and fitness equipment.2139 Market St., 17011737-3461

Little Black Dress Comfortable and fashion-forward designer lines for women. 1845 Market St., 17011525-7488

Meeka Fine Jewelry Unique custom-made jewelry. 2205 Market St., 17011979-5448

One Good WomanCoffees, teas, gourmet sauces, chips, pasta and more.1845 Market St., 17011975-8101

World Cup Ski & CycleSkiing, snowboarding and cycling equipment.3804 Gettysburg Rd., 17011730-9402

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CAMP HILLThis charming town is only a few miles from downtown Harrisburg and is home to great shopping and dining. Mingle with locals at Cornerstone Coffeehouse before strolling through the streets and popping in to boutique shops and eclectic restaurants.

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DININGArooga’s Grille House & Sports Bar

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Brewhouse Grille • • • • • • $$ American2050 State Rd., Camp Hill 17011 • 737-0030 • E

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• • • • $ • American2163 Market St., Camp Hill 17011 • 761-6856 • E

Cornerstone Coffeehouse • • • • • • • $ • American2133 Market St., Camp Hill 17011 • 737-5026 • E

Federal Taphouse • • • $$ American3721 Market St., Camp Hill 17011 • 525-8077 • E

Flinchy’s • • • • • • $$ • American1833 Hummel Ave., Camp Hill 17011 • 761-9000 • E

Gullifty’s Restaurant and Underground • • • • • • $$ • American1104 Carlisle Rd., Camp Hill 17011 • 761-6692 • E

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• $ • American4401 Carlisle Pike, Camp Hill 17011 • 761-7661 • E

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What If West Restaurant & Bar • • • • • $$$ American

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Masala Bistro • • • $$ • Indian3401 Hartzdale Dr., Camp Hill 17011 • 975-9091 • E

Dolce Vita Italian Restaurant • • • $$ Italian1509 Market St., Camp Hill 17011 • 732-7202 • E

Cedars Restaurant • • • • • $$$ • Lebanese2153 Market St., Camp Hill 17011 • 238-3360 • E

Sierra Madre Saloon • • • • • $$ Mexican4035 Market St., Camp Hill 17011 • 763-1277 • E





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Nikoli’s Pizza • • • $ • Pizza3904 Gettysburg Rd., Camp Hill 17011 • 763-7778 • E

The Pizza Grille • • • • $$ • Pizza3817 Gettysburg Rd., Camp Hill 17011 • 920-5350 • E

Zag’s Pizza • • • • • $ • Pizza

2201 Market St., Camp Hill 17011 • 303-0444 • E

Theo’s Bar & Grille • • • $$ Steak &

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Radisson Hotel Harrisburg • 250 $$ • • • • • • • Outdoor

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CARLISLE/GARDNERSRoam the historic town of Carlisle, voted 2016’s Strongest Town in America. Visit the local shops and galleries for unique jewelry, artwork and antiques while tasting flavors from all around the world at a collection of diverse dining hotspots. Carlisle is home to the famous Carlisle Events Auto Shows and plenty of festivals throughout the year that you don’t want to miss. When you want to escape from the bustle, head to nearby Gardners for outdoor adventure at our state parks.

SEE & DOART GALLERIESCarlisle Arts Learning Center Local exhibits, art classes and sales gallery.38 W. Pomfret St., 17013249-6973

Nancy Stamm’s GalleriaOriginal paintings by artist Nancy Stamm adorn the walls and represent nature and the outdoors.2 N. Hanover St., 17013 240-0551

The Garden Gallery Artwork and sculpture from recognized artists.10 N. Hanover St., 17013249-1721

The Trout Gallery, Dickinson CollegeHouses Dickinson’s collec-tions of art, ancient to con -tem porary, and changing exhibits. Free admission. Mon-Sat 10am-4pm. See ad on page 2. 240 W. High St., 17013245-1344 • Etroutgallery.org

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Carlisle EventsThe Cars. The People. The Excitement. Family-friendly fun annually at the Carlisle Fairgrounds. Event times vary. See ad on page 2 / Must Sees section (flip the guide).1000 Bryn Mawr Rd., 17013 • 243-7855 • Ecarlisleevents.com

BREWERIES

Market Cross BreweryCarlisle’s oldest brewery boasting a 10BBL Peter Austin system with open fermentation. Call to schedule a tour. 113 N. Hanover St., 17013258-1234 • Emarketcrosspub.com

Molly Pitcher Brewing Co.Locally-owned and operated brewery and taproom.10 E. South St., 17013609-0969

COOKINGThe Kitchen Shoppe & Cooking SchoolOver 200 avocational cooking classes offered.101 Shady Ln., 17013243-0906

FAMILY FUN Bent Pine Alpaca FarmWorking alpaca farm & shop. Call for hours.65 S. Old Stone House Rd., 17015 • (800) 863-3211

Carlisle Community Pool3-acre park with main pool and wading pool for ages 8 and under. Concession stand.1236 Franklin St., 17013 240-6957

Pomfret Street, Carlisle Appalachian Trail Museum, Gardners Historic Downtown Carlisle

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HISTORY Appalachian Trail MuseumOnly museum in the country dedicated to hiking. Portrays and preserves the history of the A.T. Lower level features a children’s version of the A.T. designed to educate them about the Trail.1120 Pine Grove Rd., Gardners 17324 • 486-8126 atmuseum.org

Ashland Cemetery12-acre cemetery contains a Soldiers’ Lot with the remains of more than 500 Civil War soldiers.York Rd., 17013

Carlisle Barracks & Carlisle Indian School Cemetery Second-oldest Army post in the US houses the Army War College. Once the home of the Carlisle Indian School. Visitors must stop at a security checkpoint and undergo an immediate background check. Please have ID. 870 Jim Thorpe Dr., 17013245-4773carlislebarracks.carlisle.army.mil

Cumberland County Historical Society Premier history and education center dedicated to preserving the county’s history.21 N. Pitt St., 17013249-7610historicalsociety.com

FARMS, MARKETS & WINERIESCastlerigg Wine Shop Wine bar with tastings and small appetizers.110 S. Hanover St., 17013462-4663

Farmers on the SquareFarmer run, downtown market. Wed 3–7pm. Moves indoor Nov-Apr. Hanover & High Sts., 17013Indoor location:5 N. Orange St., 17013

Gettysburg Wine & Fruit TrailWineries, breweries, cideries, and much more.Various Locations throughout the South Mountain Region of MD & PA • 677-7047

GOLF Carlisle Barracks Golf CourseCourse 69.3/Slope 113.901 Jim Thorpe Rd., 17013243-3262

Cumberland Golf ClubCourse 70.8/Slope 121.2395 Ritner Hwy., 17015 249-5538 Eagles Crossing Golf ClubCourse 71.7/Slope 136.501 Conodoguinet Ave., 17015 • 960-0500 Mayapple Golf ClubCourse 71.3/Slope 116.1 Mayapple Dr., 17015 258-4088

Carlisle Sports EmporiumOur Mega-entertaiment complex offers indoor & outdoor fun for all ages! Multiple go-kart tracks, Lasertron Laser tag, 2 mini-golf courses, award-winning arcade & more! See our website for hours of operation. See ad on page 12.29 S. Middlesex Rd., 17015 • 258-4741 • Ecarlislesportsemporium.com

Create-a-Palooza Creative fun for all! Paint pottery, gourds, canvas. We also offer toys and special events.11 E. High St., 17013409-5036create-a-palooza.com

Cumberland Valley Aviation Scenic rides over Cumberland Valley. Flight lessons.228 Petersburg Rd., 17015580-5282

Midway Bowling Center & Midway Skating Great family entertainment at affordable prices. 1561 Holly Pike, 17015249-1222 • 243-7829

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Fuller and Laurel Lakes at Pine Grove Furnace State Park Beach area, swimming and fishing. Boating at Laurel Lake.1100 Pine Grove Rd., Gardners 17324486-7174

Huntsdale Fish Hatchery Produces 461,280 pounds of trout yearly. Stop in for info and tours.195 Lebo Rd., 17013468-3419

Kings Gap Environmental Education CenterValley’s largest state park with 2,531 acres and a historic Italian villa-style mansion atop of South Mountain. 20 miles of hiking trails, bird ing, hunting, orienteering & more. 500 Kings Gap Rd., 17015486-5031

LeTort Park & Fort LeTort PlaygroundCastle-like play structure, spray pool, and the trail head for the LeTort Spring Run Nature Trail.260 E. Pomfret St., 17013

LeTort Spring Run & Nature TrailPopular fly-fishing destination, one of the finest limestone trout streams in the nation, known for large wild browns that are particularly wily.260 E. Pomfret St., 17013

Opossum Lake59-acre lake with hiking, fishing and boating. Easy Rd./Opossum Lake Rd., 17015 • 705-7800

Pine Grove Furnace State Park 696-acre park with historic charcoal iron furnace. Fuller Lake (1.7 acres) and Laurel Lake (25 acres). 4 miles of trails, biking, camping, fishing, boating, swimming and more.1100 Pine Grove Rd., Gardners 17324 • 486-7174

U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center/USAHECDiverse U.S. Army history facility with archive, inter-pretive gallery, exhibits and 1-mile outdoor trail. Café serving lunch items. Mon-Sat 10am-5pm; Sun 12-5pm. See ad on page 14.950 Soldiers Dr., 17013245-3972 • Eusahec.org

Veterans Square Civil War MonumentIn honor of the men from Cumberland County who died during the Civil War. S. Hanover & W. High Sts., 17013

OUTDOORSArmy Heritage Trail at USAHECOutdoor interactive museum and one-mile loop trail that interprets the history of the U.S. Army with full scale exhibits.950 Soldiers Dr., 17013245-3972 • usahec.org

Conodoguinet Creek Water TrailApproximately 40 miles long from Carlisle to confluence with the Susquehanna River. Weaves through agricultural lands, villages and small towns. Enjoy a leisurely float, fishing and birding. ccpa.net/watertrails

Cumberland County Biker/Hiker Trail 2-mile trail that winds through Pine Grove Furnace State Park past the lakeside beaches. 1100 Pine Grove Rd., Gardners 17324 • 486-7174

Old Cumberland County Prison Former prison 1854-1984. Built to look like a Norman castle. Drive-by only. E. High St., 17013

Old Public Graveyard750 veterans from the Revolutionary War through the Korean War. S. Bedford & E. South Sts.,17013

Union Fire Company No. 1 & Museum Oldest, continuously operat-ing volunteer company in PA.35 W. Louther St., 17013 unionfireco.org

Dickinson College During the years of the Civil War, Confederates made Old West their headquarters and used East College as a hospital.272 W. High St., 17013245-1231housedivided.dickinson.edu

Molly Pitcher Grave & StatueRenowned for her bravery during the Revolutionary War, Molly is known for assisting her husband during battle.S. Bedford & E. South Sts.,17013

Old Courthouse Built in 1846. Bears marks caused by Confederate artillery fire.S. Hanover & W. High Sts., 17013



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Central Pennsylvania Youth BalletInternationally recognized school of classical ballet.5 N. Orange St., 17013245-1190

Dickinson College’s Mathers Theatre225-seat proscenium stage. Home to many of the students’ productions.Holland Union Building, 28 N. College St., 17013245-1327

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Body & Sole Salon & Day SpaWe have all the services you’d expect from a luxe spa – massages, facials, body treatments and more! Tues- Thurs 9am-8pm; Fri 9am-7pm; Sat 9am-4pm. See ad on page 15.242 York Rd., 17013245-0900 • Ebodysolesalondayspa.com

Tranquility Salon and Wellness CenterAveda Concept Salon with the area’s first Salt Cave.257 Penrose Pl., 17013218-8732

Warm Springs Salon & Day SpaHair, nail, skin care and relaxation services.37 W. High St., 17013422-5228

SWING DANCING Central PA Swing Dance Club at The Green Door Dance StudioAll ages. No partners required.14 E. North St., 17013


State Game Lands 230 & Shooting Range1,083 acres for biking, hiking, hunting and bird watch ing. 44 acres are used for a high-use shooting range.Enola Rd., 17015(814) 643-1831

Sunset Rocks Trail One of the most popular hikes in the area due to great views including the ruins of a top-secret WWII POW camp.Michaux Rd., Gardners 17324 • 352-2211

Waggoner’s Gap Hawk WatchOne of the largest concentra-tions of raptors in the US and one of the best places in the East to spot Golden Eagles. Two trails available: one leading to the outcrop and one for songbird watching. Waggoner’s Gap Rd. (Rte 74), 17015

PERFORMING ARTS/THEATRE

Carlisle TheatreLive theatre, concerts, films (independent, foreign and first run). Also available for rentals. Box office: Mon-Fri 10am-4:30pm. Films: Wed-Sat 7:30pm; Sun 2pm. Times vary for live shows. 40 W. High St., 17013258-0666 • Ecarlisletheatre.org





Bedford Street Antiques, LLCOver 24,000 sq. ft. of quality antiques and collectibles from over 100 antique dealers. Accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover Mon-Sat 10am-7pm; Sun 10am-5pm.44 N. Bedford St., 17013241-5309 • Ebedfordstreetantiques.com

Canaday’s Book Barn 200-year old barn with over 50,000 used books and maps.2269 Newville Rd., 17015574-0092

Carlisle Arts Learning Center (CALC)Local exhibits, art classes & sales gallery.38 W. Pomfret St., 17013249-6973

Castlerigg Wine Shop Wine, wine accessories and food gifts.110 S. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 462-4663

Cole’s Bicycles 2,000 sq. ft. showroom to view bikes and cycling accessories. 327 N. Hanover St., 17013249-3833

Earth Artisan & OutfitterNature-based fine art, photography, goods and gear. 37 W. Chapel Ave., 17013 713-6170

TEAHOUSESCamellia’s Sin Tea Room & Gift ShopIndulge in full afternoon tea and a great gift shop.36 W. Pomfret St., 17013243-6292

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2nd Time AroundGently used name brand clothing for men, women and children.20 N. Hanover St., 17013462-7058

360 Dance FittersShoes and accessories for every dancer.22 N. Pitt St., 17013249-7313

American Artisan GalleryFeaturing American-made fine art and fine crafts.35 N. Hanover St., 17013254-6136

Antiques on Hanover7,000 sq. ft. featuring 1820’s–1920’s furniture.17 N. Hanover St., 17013249-6285

Appalachian Running CompanyFull service store offering running shoes and active footwear, fittings, gait analysis.290 E. Pomfret St., 17013241-5674

Artist Market of Pomfret StreetOriginal artwork, women’s accessories and gifts, and an extensive selection of Polish pottery.16 W. Pomfret St., 17013 960-9201

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No Common Scents Artisan bath and body shop offering creative scent combinations.15 N. Hanover St., 17013579-0759

NorthGate Antique MallOver 80 dealers with a large variety of quality antiques and something for everyone! Daily 10am-5pm. See ad on page 15.726 N. Hanover St., 17013243-5802 • Engantiques.com

Olde Susquehanna House Primitive home furnishings, Vera Bradley and more.162 York Rd., 17013243-5952

Miss Ruth’s Time Bomb A unique shop full of vin-tage clothing, accessories, housewares, and a wall of crazy socks. Mon-Wed 11am-5pm; Thur 11am-8pm; Fri & Sat 11am-6pm.117 W. High St., 17013241-2662 • Emissruthstimebomb.com

Nancy Stamm’s Galleria Fine arts and crafts, jewelry and restoration services.2 N. Hanover St., 17013240-0551

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East Street Artisans Local artisan fine art and craft gallery. Tue-Sat 10am-5pm.405 N. East St., 17013243-6619 • E eaststreetartisans.com

Feathers in the NestVintage decor including upcycled furniture.61 W. Chapel Ave., 17013385-3280

Georgie Lou’s Retro CandyFamily-owned shop spe-cial iz ing in retro candy, homemade fudge, glass bottle soda, and unique nostalgic gifts. Tue-Thurs 11:30am-8pm; Fri & Sat 11:30am-9pm; Sun 11:30am-3pm. Hours shortened in winter.56 W. High St., 17013243-1002 • E georgielous.com

Harmony Society Clothing and gift retailer specializing in vintage.136 W. High St., 17013462-4703

History on High – The ShopUnique museum shop for the Cumberland County Historical Society; art, books, gifts, jewelry and toys.33 W. High St., 17013249-1626

JW MusicSells, rents and repairs instruments.127 N. Hanover St., 17013258-6765

Kings Gap General Store Snacks, hiking and fishing supplies, antiques.1155 Pine Rd., 17015486-5855

Lindt Chocolate Factory OutletPremium truffles, chocolate bars and bulk products.40 Logistics Dr., 17013218-8158

Marjorie’s GemsBuys and sells vintage jewelry and coins.44 S. Hanover St., 17013701-8148

Meadowbrooke GourdsThe world’s largest gourd crafting company. A unique gift for every occasion! Mon- Sat 10am-4pm. See ad below.125 Potato Rd., 17015776-6029 • E mbgourds.com


Shop the BlockThe best boutique shopping, downtown dining, So-Hi Arts District. Members include: Artist Market of Pomfret Street, Camellia’s Sin Tea Room & Gifts, Carlisle Arts Learning Center, Castlerigg Wine Shop, Coldwell Banker Realty, Comfort Suites, Lili’s Place, Marjorie’s Gems, Pat Craig Studios, Trattoria Piatto, Spoons Cafe, and Jack & Jill Celebrity Interiors. Individual store hours vary. See ad below. W. Pomfret St., 17013245-0382

the ClothesVineNew York style boutique with small town prices.134 W. High St., 17013249-7909

Pat Craig Studios, LLCCustom picture framing, arts/jewelry studio, Maruca bags, funky, beautiful scarves, acces sories, cards and gifts. Mon-Sat 10am-7pm. See ad on page 16.30 W. Pomfret St., 17013245-0382patcraigstudios.com

Pomfret Street Books Hard-to-find, used, out of print and rare books.21 E. Pomfret St., 17013258-8104

Serendipity Antique GalleryCollectibles, jewelry, military items, furniture, and currency. 876 N. Hanover St., 17013218-7715


Wardecker’sMen’s causal and formal wear.32 N. Hanover St., 17013249-2114

Whistlestop BookshopIndependent bookseller since 1985. New books (all categories) and gifts. Mon-Wed & Sat 10am-6pm; Thur & Fri 10am-8pm. 129 W. High St., 17013243-4744whistlestoppers.com

The Garden Gallery Artwork and sculpture from recognized artists.10 N. Hanover St., 17013249-1721

the greatest gift Unique gifts crafted by innovative artisans.117 N. Hanover St., 17013243-5562

The Fabric CenterQuilting, apparel fabrics and notions.41 W. Pomfret St., 17013243-5076

The Kitchen Shoppe & Cooking SchoolGourmet super store with over 20,000 items.101 Shady Ln., 17013243-0906

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DINING1794 The Whiskey Rebellion Restaurant at Comfort Suites Local ingredients, timeless recipes and simplistic cookingcreate the perfect downtown dining experience. • • • • • • $$$

American10 S. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 960-1000 • E 1794dining.com • See ad on page 23.

Alibis Eatery & Spirits • • • • • • $$ American

10 N. Pitt St., Carlisle 17013 • 462-4629 • E

Brick Kitchen & Bar • • • • • $$ American113 W. High St., Carlisle 17013 • 462-4567

Fay’s Country Kitchen • • • • $ American203 S. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 243-5510 • Cash only

Fiddlers on the Green • • • • • $$ American1 Mayapple Dr., Carlisle 17013 • 258-1800 • E

George’s Subs & Pizza • • • $ American121 W. High St., Carlisle 17013 • 243-5809

Gingerbread Man • • • • • • $$ American5 S. Courthouse Ave., Carlisle 17013 • 249-6970 • E

Hamilton Restaurant • • • • $ American55 W. High St., Carlisle 17013 • 249-4410 • E

Lili’s Place Country Market & Cafe • • • • $ • American10 W. Pomfret St., Carlisle 17013 • 245-0003

Market Cross Pub & BreweryA hometown favorite with over 200 international craft brews including house

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North Hanover Grille • • • • • • • • $$ • American37-39 N. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 241-5517 • E

Scalles • • • $ American2 York Rd., Carlisle 17013 • 249-0099 • E

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• • $ • American57 W. Pomfret St., Carlisle 17013 • 793-1048

The Back Door Cafe • • • • • • $ • American156 W. High St., Carlisle 17013 • 249-4310 • E

Chen’s Asian Restaurant • • • $$ • Asian310 N. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 258-1238 • E

Issei Noodle • • • • $$ • Asian54 W. High St., Carlisle 17013 • 243-7826 • E

The Carlisle Bakery • • • $ Bakery35 S. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 462-4160 • E

Horner’s Corner BBQ • • • $$ • BBQ1900 Spring Rd., Carlisle 17013 • 258-4227

Redd’s Smokehouse BBQ

• • • • $$ BBQ109 N. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 254-6419

Café Bruges16 N. Pitt St., Carlisle 17013 • 960-0223 • • • • • $$ Belgian

Helena’s Chocolate Café & Creperie36 W. High St., Carlisle 17013 • 254-6453 • E • • • • • • $ • French

Leo’s Homemade Ice Cream • $ Ice Cream

816 W. High St., Carlisle 17015 • 960-0000 • ECash only. ATM on site.

Massey’s Frozen Custard Inc. • $ Ice Cream600 W. High St., Carlisle 17013 • 249-2258 • E

Twirly Top Drive-In • • • $ Ice Cream1 Pine Grove Rd., Gardners 17324 • 486-3424 • E

Miseno’s Ristorante • • • • • $ Italian598 W. High St., Carlisle 17013 • 240-0133 • E

Trattoria Piatto 22 W. Pomfret St., Carlisle 17013 • 249-9580 • E • • • • $$$ • Italian

Aya Japanese Steakhouse • • • $$ • Japanese255 S. Spring Garden St., Carlisle 17013 • 218-8000 • E

Mount Fuji • • • • $$ • Japanese

149 N. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 243-2788 • E




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El RodeoEight great locations to serve you in Central PA. Visit our website to find the location most convenient to you! • • • • $$ • Mexican853 N. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013241-6288 • elrodeopa.com Neato Burrito

• • • • $ Mexican800 E. High St., Carlisle 17013 • 254-6107 • E

Taqueria Laurita150 W. High St., Carlisle 17013 • 386-5099 • • • • $ • Mexican

Seve-N-Dots Publik Pizza Place • • • • • $ Pizza40 E. Louther St., Carlisle 17013 • 249-0333

The Pizza Grille • • • • $$ • Pizza1007 Ritner Highway, Carlisle 17013 • 218-2320 • E

Andalusia26 N. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 462-4141 • E • • • • $$$ • Spanish/ Moroccan

Rustic Tavern

• • • • $$ Steak &

823 Newville Rd., Carlisle 17013 • 245-2999 • E Seafood

Camellia’s Sin Tea Room & Gift Shop • • • $$ • Teahouse36 W. Pomfret St., Carlisle 17013 • 243-6292

Carlisle Thai Cuisine • • • • $$ • Thai

141 W. High St., Carlisle 17013 • 249-2007 • E

• Free Deluxe Expanded Continental Breakfast • Heated Indoor Pool • Fitness Center • Free Wireless High Speed Internet Access • Pet Friendly Hotel* • Cable TV, Air Conditioning, Room Safe, Microwave, and Refrigerator in every room.• Free Local Calls

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5 E. Garland Dr. / Carlisle, PA 17013 / Phone: 717-249-8863

• Free Hot Breakfast• Heated Indoor Pool• Fitness Center• Free Wireless High Speed Internet Access• Pet Friendly Hotel*• Cable TV, Air Conditioning, Microwave, and

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America’s Best Value Inn1460 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17013 • 249-7775 • E 60 $ • • • • • Best Western Carlisle1155 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17013 • 243-6200 • E • 73 $$ • • • • • Outdoor Budget Inn1125 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17013 • 422-5129 • E • 10 $$ • • • Carlisle House B&B Upscale elegance in the heart of historic Carlisle. Walk to30 restaurants. USA Today – 10 Best Harrisburg Hotels. $$-Just 1/2 mile from I-81, 3 miles from I-76. 10 $$$ • • •148 S. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 249-0350 thecarlislehouse.com • See ad on page 33.

Comfort Inn PA Turnpike – I-81This first-class, brand-new hotel is conveniently located along the Pennsylvania Turnpike and I-81. • 86 $$ • • • • • • Indoor77 Shady Lane, Carlisle 17013 • 706-3400 • E comfortinncarlisle.com • See ad on page 23.

Comfort Suites Downtown CarlisleLocated in historic downtown Carlisle, this all-suitehotel is an award-winning property.10 S. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 960-1000 • E

• 105 $$ • • • • • • • •

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Country Inn & Suites by CarlsonEasy access to I-81 and to Carlisle attractions, free Wi-Fi, complimentary hot breakfast.1529 Commerce Ave., Carlisle 17015 • 70 $$ • • • • • • Indoor241-4900 • Ecountryinns.com/carlislepa See ad on page 20.

Cumberland Valley Motel4 E. Main St., New Kingstown 17072 • 766-3779 $

Days Inn Carlisle North 1825 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17015 • 245-2242 • E • 200 $$ • • • • • •





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Days Inn Carlisle South101 Alexander Spring Rd., Carlisle 17015 • 258-4147 • E • 136 $$ • • • • • • • Outdoor EconoLodge CarlisleEasy access to Interstate I-81, I-76. Just minutes fromdowntown Carlisle, fair ground. We offer many featuresincluding, hot breakfast, free parking and wireless.

• 112 $$ • • • • • • • Indoor

1252 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17013 • 243-8585 • Eeconolodge.com/carlisle • See ad on page 17. Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott1528 Commerce Ave., Carlisle 17015 • 243-2080 • E • 84 $$ • • • • • • Indoor

Fallen Tree Farm Bed & Breakfast1634 Holly Pike, Carlisle 17015 • 243-0723 4 $$$ • • • • Glass Gable Vacation Rental558-560 South Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 443-4647 7 $$$ • • Hampton Inn by Hilton CarlislePet friendly, complimentary hot breakfast buffet and indoor pool.1164 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17013 • 240-0200 • E

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Holiday Inn Express & Suites Carlisle1152 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17013 • 240-0080 • E • 83 $$ • • • • • • Indoor Motel 6 Carlisle1153 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17013 • 249-7622 • E • 118 $$ • • Outdoor Pheasant Field Bed & Breakfast150 Hickorytown Rd., Carlisle 17015 • 258-0717 • E • 8 $$ • • • • • • Pike Motel1121 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17013 • 249-3120 • E 18 $ • Quality Inn Carlisle1255 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17013 • 243-6000 • E • 96 $$ • • • • • • • Outdoor Red Cardinal Bed & Breakfast 521 Lerew Rd., Carlisle 17015 • 245-0823 1 $$ • • • Residence Inn by Marriott Harrisburg/Carlisle1 Hampton Court, Carlisle 17013 • 610-9050 • E • 78 $$$ • • • • • • Indoor




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Rodeway Inn Carlisle1239 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17013 • 249-2800 • E • 89 $ • • • • • Outdoor

Sleep Inn CarlisleThe Sleep Inn is a 99 room, 3-star hotel in Carlisle, PA thatoffers an indoor pool, flat screen TV and free breakfast withevery room.5 E. Garland Dr., Carlisle 17013 • 249-8863 • E

• 99 $$ • • • • • • Indoor

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Stardust Motel1502 Holly Pike, Carlisle 17015 • 243-6058 • E 17 $ •

Super 8 Motel Carlisle North1800 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17015 • 249-7000 • E • 106 $ • • • • Outdoor


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Super 8 Motel Carlisle South100 Alexander Spring Rd., Carlisle 17013 • 245-9898 • E 60 $ • • • •

Thornwald Mansion850 Bicentennial Dr., Carlisle 17013 • 701-0300 • E 14 $$$ • • Travelodge1247 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17013 • 243-2960 • E • 60 $ • • •

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Campgrounds/RV ParksCherokee Campground & Family Restaurant200 Pine Grove Rd., Gardners 17324 • 486-8000 • E 98 Apr.–Oct. C • • • • • • • P

Deer Run Camping Resort MG/GR/111 Sheet Iron Roof Rd., Gardners 17324 • 486-8168 226 Apr.–Oct. C • • • • • • • • P F Mountain Creek Campground349 Pine Grove Rd., Gardners 17324 • 486-7681 • E 252 Apr.–Oct. C/T • • • • • • • • P GR/F

Pine Grove Furnace State Park1100 Pine Grove Rd., Gardners 17324 70 Apr.–Dec. C • • • L F 888-727-2757 • E

Western Village RV Park200 Greenview Dr., Carlisle 17015 • 243-1179 • E 235 Year Round C • • • • • P MG/GR

HostelIronmaster’s Mansion Hostel1212 Pine Grove Rd., Gardners 17324 • 486-4108

Men’s Room and Women’s Room with seven bunk beds each. Linens, towels, and basic breakfast; shower facilities, and free wi-fi.


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ENOLA/MECHANICSBURGFamilies will find Mechanicsburg and Enola beautiful towns to relax in for a day or two of sightseeing. Community parks, art galleries, old-fashioned restaurants and museums are prevalent throughout both towns. Be sure to check out the Mechanicsburg Museum and explore the remaining structures of the old Pennsylvania Railroad, which had a huge impact on the development of both communities in the 1800s. You can also stay and play here and visit nearby Hershey, Harrisburg, Lancaster and York.

AUTO/RACING

Rolls Royce MuseumCollection of Rolls Royce and Bentley motor cars.189 Hempt Rd., 17050795-9400

Williams Grove SpeedwayRacing Friday nights March-October. Kids 12 and under always free! Tue-Thur 9am-4pm; Fri 11am-close. See ad on page 26.1 Speedway Dr., 17055697-5000 • Ewilliamsgrove.com

BREWERIESHarty Brewing CompanyTaproom offering small-batch craft beers and seasonal brews.146 Walden Way, 17050395-3478

SEE & DOART GALLERIES2nd Floor GalleryFine art and artist studios in an 1800s church. Browse or shop for a unique piece of artwork.105 S. Market St., 17055766-1825

Art Center School & GalleriesPainting, drawing and pottery classes, exhibits and sales gallery.18 Artcraft Dr., 17050697-2072

Metropolis Collective Art gallery and performance venue.17 W. Main St., 17055458-8245

FAMILY FUNABC West Lanes100% smoke-free family-friendly location.6454 Carlisle Pike, 17050766-7601

Adams-Ricci Community ParkFields, a batting cage, picnic areas, and a massive children’s play structure.100 E. Penn Dr., Enola 17025732-0711

Adventure Zone PlaygroundAccessible playground for all children regardless of their ability.1775 Lambs Gap Rd., 17050

Climbnasium IncIndoor rock climbing facility with 40 ft. high walls.339 N. Locust Point Rd., 17050795-9580

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Hampden Township PoolMain pool with water slide, tot pool, interactive spray ground, concession stand.5002 Hampden Park Dr., 17050 • 590-5989

Oakes Museum at Messiah CollegeDevoted to natural history. Features 75 full mounts.One College Ave., 17055691-6082

Olympic Skating CenterThe largest hardwood floor in Central PA.60 E. Shady Ln., Enola 17025732-9168

RVG Mini Golf18-hole mini golf course with nine handicapped accessible holes.227 Rich Valley Rd., 17050691-8805


Rich Valley GolfCourse 70.8/Slope 123.227 Rich Valley Rd., 17050691-8805

HISTORYHistorical Society of East PennsboroDedicated to preserving East Pennsboro Township’s landmarks, artifacts and history.410 Cherry St., Enola 17025 732-5801 • ephistory.org

Mechanicsburg Museum AssociationIncludes four historical sites.2 W. Strawberry Alley, 17055 • 697-6088 mechanicsburgmuseum.org

Oak Grove Farms U-Pick, bakery and country farm store.846 Fisher Rd., 17055766-2216

Paulus Farm MarketFarm stand, corn mazes, play area, U-pick berries, pumpkins and more.1216 S. York St., 17055697-4330

GOLFArmitage Golf ClubCourse 68.7/Slope 118.800 Orrs Bridge Rd., 17050737-5344

Liberty Forge GolfCourse 59.6/Slope 90.3804 Lisburn Rd., 17055795-9880

Trindle BowlNon-alcoholic and smoke-free bowling alley.4695 E. Trindle Rd., 17050737-9820

Twin Ponds Family Recreation Center West 88,000 sq. ft. facility with NHL standard size rink.200 Lambs Gap Rd., 17050795-7663

FARMS, MARKETS & WINERIESLarsen Meadworks Tasting room with creative and unusual approaches for dessert wines and dry bruts.35 W. Main St., 17055215-0279

SkyZone Indoor Trampoline ParkThe original indoor trampo-line park for all ages. Enjoy the adventure of wall to wall fun! Mon-Thur 4pm-8pm; Fri 4pm-11pm; Sat 10am-11pm; Sun 10am-7pm. Check website for Toddler Time Hours, Glow Zone Summer and Holiday hours.95 Gateway Dr., 17050208-8909 • Eskyzone.com/harrisburg

Starting in 1939, Williams Grove Speedway has been one of the top sprint car tracks in the country. The speedway is a ½ mile banked smooth clay oval with speeds reaching in excess of 100 mph. The racing season runs from March to October. The largest event, the World of Outlaws National Open pays over $225,000 in prize money. Season admission prices range from $15 to $45, discounted youth (Ages 13–20) $10–$20 and Kids 12 and under are always FREE. Special sanctioned races include the World of Outlaws Sprint Cars, United States Auto Club, Super DIRTcar Series, All-Star Circuit of Champions, United Racing Club and the American Racing Drivers Club among others. Other racing divisions throughout the season include, 358 sprint cars, super sportsman, limited late models and street stocks. The speedway strives to be a family oriented facility by hosting School’s Out Night, the Math Fact Challenge and supporting many local and national charities.

WILLIAMS GROVE Speedway717-697-5000 • Mechanicsburg, PA

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AREA CODE: 717 (unless otherwise indicated)LOCATION: Mechanicsburg (unless otherwise indicated)



Snazzy GiraffeElegant baby and children’s boutique.104 Walden Way, 17050590-5147

Ten Thousand Villages Gifts, home decor and more from around the world.701 Gettysburg Pike, 17055796-1474

The Estate Sale CompanyEclectic mix of nostalgic, vintage and upcycled products.101 Walden Way, 17050979-9213

The Potomac Bead CompanyCreate your own jewelry.54 W. Main St., 17055796-2323

The Rosemary HouseA delightful herb and spice shop for cooks, tea lovers and gardeners. Fun herb gardens, too! Tue-Fri 10am-6pm; Sat 10am-4pm.120 S. Market St., 17055697-5111 therosemaryhouse.com

Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. Large selection of organic and family pack items.6416 Carlisle Pike, 17050791-4500

Cupboard Maker Books100,000 gently used, rare and out of print books.157 N. Enola Rd., Enola 17025 • 732-7288

Hershey ViolinsOwner handcrafts and repairs violins and violas.11 W. Main St., 17055697-6341

Just ClogsBest selection of comfort able and stylish shoes, clogs, sandals and boots for men and women. Mon-Fri 10am-5pm; Sat 10am-4pm. 15 W. Main St., 17055766-6092 • justclogs.net

K. Marie & CompanyWomen and baby designer clothes and gifts.111 Walden Way, 17050386-5731

Leaf of EveGift boutique offering fine fashions & accessories.149 N. Enola Dr., Enola 17025 • 732-2564

Mechanicsburg Mystery BookshopSpecializing in mystery, spy, thriller and horror.6 Clouser Rd., 17055795-7470

Mountainside Ski & Sports Ski and cycling gear. 5142 Trindle Rd., 17050697-2063

SHOPAppalachian Harley DavidsonPremier dealer for Central PA with large showroom and gear.6695 Carlisle Pike, 17050766-9366

Ashcombe Farm & GreenhousesGreenhouses, gifts, garden-ing supplies, home decor, café and more.906 W. Grantham Rd., 17055766-7611

Asma GiftsGreeting cards, Webkinz, doilies, toys and more.115 W. Main St., 17055795-1939

Brittle BarkHandmade chocolates, arti - san brittles & memorable gifts. Come taste and experience “out of this world”! Tue- Fri 10am-6pm; Sat 10am-3pm.33 W. Main St., 17055697-6950 • brittlebark.com

Caromal ColoursSpecialty paints and finishes for furniture.13 E. Main St., 17055790-3190

Civil War and MoreShop for all things related to the Civil War.10 S. Market St., 17055766-1899

OUTDOORS

Trails & Trees Environmental CenterUnique 26-acre park designed to explore the beauty of Pennsylvania’s forests.1731 S. York St., 17055691-4572

PERFORMING ARTS/THEATRELittle Theatre of MechanicsburgAll-volunteer community theatre.915 S. York St., 17055766-0535

SPAS Heel Your Sole Foot SanctuaryFoot baths, massages and reflexology treatments.4922-4924 Louise Dr., 17055591-2256

SPAtacular Escapes10,000 sq ft, state-of-the-art wellness spa and salon.200 Technology Dr., 17050791-7723

TEAHOUSESSweet RemembrancesAfternoon teas, private parties and special programming. 118 S. Market St., 17055697-5785




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DININGAppalachian Brewing Company

• • • • $$ American6462 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17055 • 795-4660 • E

Arooga’s Grille House & Sports Bar • • • • $$ • American4713 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050 • 737-1600 • E

Black N Bleu • • • $$$ American6108 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050 • 458-8105 • E

Cafe Magnolia • • • • $$$ American

4700 Old Gettysburg Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 901-9700 • E

Duke’s West • • • • $$ American

5302 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17055 • 478-3853

Gingerbread Man • • • • • • $$ American

26 W. Main St., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 697-8882 • E

Isaac’s Famous Grilled SandwichesBird-themed restaurant serving grilledsandwiches, soups, salads and more.Great kids menu, too! • 4940 Ritter Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055 • • • • • $ • American 766-1111 • 6520 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050 • • • • $ • American 795-1925 • E • isaacsdeli.com

Kristy’s Whistle Stop • • • • $ American

600 S. Enola Rd., Enola 17025 • 909-3881 • E

Nolo’s Bar & Restaurant • • • • $$ American

227 Rich Valley Rd., Mechanicsburg 17050 • 691-8805 • E


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Snapper’s Bar and Grill 120 E. Allen St., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 697-9475 • E • • • • • • • • $$ American Sophia’s at Walden

• • • • • • $$ • American129 Walden Way, Mechanicsburg 17050 • 791-0100 T.J. Rockwells

• • • • • • $$ American

896 W. Grantham Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 766-4200 • E

Duck Donuts $ Bakery


Hellenic Kouzina Greek Cafe Central PA’s premier go-to place for authentic Greek food and pastries. Exclusive Greek-only menu. • • • • $$ • Greek 500 E. Main St., Mechanicsburg 17050 • 766-2990 • Ehellenickouzina.com • See ad on page 28.


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Bamboo Frozen Yogurt Cafe •

$ Ice Cream

5001 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050 • 525-8798 • E Maggie’s Italian Ice & Frozen Custard

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147 Gettysburg Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050 • 697-4200 Rakestraw’s Ice Cream Company Store

• $ Ice Cream

313 S. Market St., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 691-5353 • E

Bombay Junction • • • $$ • Indian

6499 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17055 • 697-4282 • E

Visaggio’s Ristorante • • • $$$ • Italian

6990 Wertzville Rd., Enola 17025 • 697-8082 • E

Mikado Japanese Steak House & Sushi Bar •

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Sakura Japanese Cuisine •

• • • $$ Japanese


Sapporo East • • • $$ Japanese

4612 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050 • 303-0333 • E El RodeoEight great locations to serve you in Central PA. Visit our website to find the location most convenient to you! • • • • $$ • Mexican6417 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050 791-0617 • E4956 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050 730-4401 • E • elrodeopa.com Neato Burrito • 6391 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050 • 691-4193 • E • • • $ • Mexican• 5238 Simpson Ferry Rd., Mechanicsburg 17050 • 766-1518 • E

Al’s of Hampden • • • • • $ • Pizza

2240 Millennium Way, Enola 17025 • 728-3840 • E

Jigsy’s Old Forge Pizza • • • • $$ • Pizza

225 N. Enola Dr., Enola 17025 • 732-7708 • E

Jo Jo’s Pizzeria & Restaurant • • • • $ • Pizza

107 W. Main St., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 766-8292 • E







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109 Howard St., Enola 17025 • 732-2077 • E Seafood

Bangkok Wok • • • $$ Thai

125 Gateway Square, Mechanicsburg 17055 • 795-7292 • E

Chalit’s Thai Bistro • • • $$ • Thai


Pho 7 Spice • • • $$ • Vietnamese


Pho Miss Saigon • • $$ • Vietnamese

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30 Timber Road Bed & BreakfastGracious hospitality is offered in a serene, wooded setting between Carlisle and Mechanicsburg. The B&B is built in a Williamsburg style with luxurious rooms. 3 $$$ • •30 Timber Rd., Mechanicsburg 17050 • 766-9123 30timberroad.com • See ad on page 33.

Best Western Plus Enola4900 Woodland Dr., Enola 17025 • 635-2523 • E • 70 $$ • • • • Outdoor

Colonial Crossroads Bed & Breakfast2600 S. Market St., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 691-1244 3 $$ • • • •

Comfort Inn Mechanicsburg-Harrisburg South 1012 Wesley Dr., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 766-3700 • E • 64 $$ • • • • • • Outdoor

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Country Inn & Suites Harrisburg West4943 Gettysburg Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 796-0300 • E • 66 $$ • • • • Indoor

Courtyard by Marriott Harrisburg West/MechanicsburgContemporary hotel features rooms with Wi-Fi, mobile docks, flat screen cable TVs, mini-fridges, microwaves & coffee

• 91 $$ • • • • • • Indoor

makers. Living room style lobby & outdoor courtyard. 4921 Gettysburg Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 766-9006 • E marriott.com/harwm • See ad on page 33.

Econo Lodge Mechanicsburg650 Gettysburg Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 766-4728 • E • 41 $$ • • • Outdoor Hampton Inn by Hilton Harrisburg West4950 Ritter Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 691-1300 • E • 129 $$ • • • • • • • Outdoor

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Harrisburg West/MechanicsburgBeautiful spacious rooms. Free Wi-Fi, flat screen TVs/HD channels. Fitness center, • 103 $$$ • • • • • Indoor heated indoor pool, and secure parking. 2055 Technology Pkwy., Mechanicsburg 17050 • 732-8800 • E hiexpress.com/harrisburgwpa

Holiday Inn Express Harrisburg SW/Mechanicsburg 6325 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050 • 790-0924 • E • 109 $$ • • • • • Outdoor Homewood Suites by Hilton Harrisburg West-Mechanicsburg Enjoy our spacious apartment style suites with complimentary amenities like our daily hot breakfast, evening social (M–Th),

• 116 $$ • • • • • • Outdoor

Wi-Fi, and more. Come be at home with us! 5001 Ritter Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 697-4900 • E homewoodsuites3.hilton.com • See ad on page 29

La Quinta Inn & Suites 350 Bent Creek Blvd., Mechanicsburg 17050 • 790-1520 • E • 69 $$ • • • • Indoor Motel 6 Mechanicsburg 381 Cumberland Pkwy., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 766-0238 • E • 35 $ • Outdoor Park Inn by Radisson Harrisburg West5401 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050 • 697-0321 • E • 219 $$ • • • • • • •

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Quality Inn Riverview501 N. Enola Rd., Enola 17025 • 773-4819 • E • 71 $$ • • • • • TownePlace Suites by Marriott Harrisburg West 4915 Ritter Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 691-1400 • E • 120 $$ • • • • • • Indoor Wingate by Wyndham Mechanicsburg/Harrisburg West Fee hot breakfast bar, in-room refrigerator, microwave, coffeemaker, indoor pool, free Wi-Fi. Cracker Barrel adjacent. • 93 $$ • • • • • Indoor 385 Cumberland Pkwy., Mechanicsburg 17055 766-2710 • E • hotelmechanicsburg.com

Visaggio’s6990 Wertzville Rd., Enola 17025 • 697-8082 • E 16 $$ • • •

Our hotel is conveniently locatedright off Route 15 ...

It’s our staff that goes out of the way!

4921 Gettysburg Road • Mechanicsburg, PA 17055717-766-9006 | www.marriott.com/harwm

LEMOYNE/NEW CUMBERLAND/WORMLEYSBURGDiscover our river towns of Lemoyne, New Cumberland and Wormleysburg. These towns offer the best of riverfront dining, quaint mom-and-pop shops, boutique shopping and more. A must-stop is the West Shore Farmers Market in Lemoyne. It boasts 60,000 sq. ft. of fresh produce, made-to-order foods, specialty products, meats, cheeses, and the upstairs has clothing, home goods, accessories and jewelry shops.

SEE & DOFAMILY FUNAutobahn Indoor Speedway40,000 sq ft, state-of-the-art, indoor go-karting facility. Speeds up to 50 mph.1001 Bosler Ave., Lemoyne 17043 • 965-4000

Fountainblu Skating ArenaSkating, indoor soccer and hockey, arcade and more.521 Locust Rd., New Cumberland 17070938-3777

GOLFRiverview Golf Club9 hole course. Rating: 67.9 Slope Rating: 114.300 A Ave., New Cumberland 17070770-5199

HISTORYFort Couch & General Couch MonumentRemains of outpost built in June 1863. Granite monument.Eighth St. and Ohio Ave.,Lemoyne 17043

OUTDOORSNegley ParkPerched high on a hill overlooking the Harrisburg skyline and the Susquehanna River. Two miles of trails and sporting fields.418 Cumberland Rd., Lemoyne 17043 • 737-6843

Tom’s Fly-Fishing ServiceGuided fly-fishing trips.75 Pleasant View Terr., New Cumberland 17070770-0796

Susquehanna OutfittersEscorted and guided boat and bike trips.333 S. Front St., Wormleysburg 17043 • 503-0066

Susquehanna River TrailFishing, boating, and bird watching available on the Susquehanna River along the eastern border of Cumberland Valley. Middle section: 51 miles, Sunbury to Harrisburg. Lower section: 52 miles, Harrisburg to the Mason-Dixon Line.fishandboat.com/watertrails

PERFORMING ARTS/THEATREWest Shore TheatreClassic single-screen movie theatre.317 Bridge St., New Cumberland 17070774-7160

SHOPAntique Marketplace of Lemoyne32,000 sq ft market with antiques from 170 dealers.415 Bosler Ave., Lemoyne 17043 • 761-2865

Art & Soul Gallery Selling a variety of media from award-winning artists.In the West Shore Farmers Market, 900 Market St., Lemoyne 17043 • 761-1270

Baby Bug & MeChildren’s boutique featuring clothing, shoes and toys.In the West Shore Farmers Market, 900 Market St., Lemoyne 17043 • 763-1780

Calicutts Spice Co.Central PA’s exclusive makers of artisan hand-crafted spice blends and freshly ground spices. Thur-Sat 10am-3pm.226 S. Third St., Lemoyne 17043 • 480-2146 calicutts.com

RockBass Grill, Wormleysburg Antique Marketplace of Lemoyne Oxford Hall Celtic Shop, New Cumberland

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DININGBrew Crumberland’s Best

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1903 Bridge St., New Cumberland 17070 • 774-6511 • E

Dewz Dogz Open seasonally.

• • • $ American 930 N. Front St., Wormleysburg 17043 • 226-3154 • E

Dockside Willies • • • • • • • $$ • American449 S. Front St., Wormleysburg 17043 • 730-4443 • E

Dukes Riverside Bar & Grille • • • • • • $$ • American

313 S. Front St., Wormleysburg 17043 • 737-1313 • E

Isaac’s Famous Grilled SandwichesBird-themed restaurant serving grilled sandwiches, soups, salads and more. Great kids menu, too! • • • • $ • AmericanWest Shore Plaza, 1200 W. Market St., Lemoyne 17043731-9545 • isaacsdeli.com • E

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Higashi Pearls & Fine Jewelry Fine and fashion jewelry, eyewear and accessories.In the West Shore Farmers Market, 900 Market St., Lemoyne 17043 • 303-0336

JW Music LemoyneSells, rents and repairs instruments.331 Market St., Lemoyne 17043 • 761-8222

Kauffman’sLarge variety of unpackaged coffees, loose teas and spices.222 S. 3rd St., Lemoyne 17043 • 763-0829

Macris ChocolatesMore than 100 varieties of chocolates. 1200 Market St., Lemoyne 17043 • 412-7129

Tickle My Senses Gallery 125 local, regional, national and Canadian artists.315 Bridge St., New Cumberland 17070774-1168

Top Shelf MenswearHigh-end men’s consignment clothing store.829 State St., Lemoyne 17043 • 770-2080

West Shore Farmers MarketFresh meats, produce, seafood, baked goods, wines and doggie treats.900 Market St., Lemoyne 17043 • 737-9881

SassyDesigner apparel and jeans.In the West Shore Farmers Market, 900 Market St., Lemoyne 17043 • 635-2585

Susan’s TreasuresJewelry, wall art, accessories and more.In the West Shore Farmers Market, 900 Market St., Lemoyne 17043 • 731-7250

Tastealotta Variety of olive oils, vinegars and spices.829 State St., Lemoyne 17043 731-9900

Oxford Hall Celtic ShopIrish and Celtic imports. Jewelry, sweaters, food and tea. Religious gifts. Try our Tea Café. Visit our website for hours of operation. 233 Bridge St., New Cumberland 17070774-8789 oxfordhall.com



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Murphy’s Homestyle • • • • $ • American600 Bridge St., New Cumberland 17070 • 774-7141

Shugar’s Philly Deli • • • • $$ American316 Bridge St., New Cumberland 17070 • 884-5900

West Shore Farmer’s Market • • $$ • American

Limited hours. 900 Market St., Lemoyne 17043 • 737-9881 • E

Vrai • • • $$$ • Eat Green

1015 Market St., Lemoyne 17043 • 412-0067

Oxford Hall Celtic Shop • • • • $ • Irish233 Bridge St., New Cumberland 17070 • 774-8789 • E

Akitas • • • $$ • Japanese834 Market St., Lemoyne 17043 • 761-1988 • E

Korealicious • • • $$ Korean

829 State St., Lemoyne 17043 • 317-9015

Mezza Cafe • • • $$ Lebanese 829 State St., Lemoyne 17043 • 972-0589

El RodeoEight great locations to serve you in Central PA. Visit our website to find the location most convenient to you! • • • • • $$ • Mexican921 Market St., Lemoyne 17043 737-6559 • elrodeopa.com

Neato Burrito • • • $ • Mexican• 1200 Market St., Lemoyne 17043 • 731-3434 • E

• 316 4th St., New Cumberland 17070 • 770-0390 • E

The Pizza Grille • • • • $$ • Pizza901 State St., Lemoyne 17043 • 731-6717 • E

RockBass Grill • • • • • $$$ Steak &

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NEWVILLE/SHIPPENSBURGConnected by the 11-mile Cumberland Valley Rail Trail, these two communities have a lot to offer in the way of historical attractions and small town charm. Shippensburg is the oldest town in the Cumberland Valley with strong ties to the Civil War, while Newville is proud of its numerous preserved homes, farms and churches reflecting the past. Stop by and visit the local shops and home-cooked restaurants for an authentic experience. Plan to slow down and relax as you travel through Amish farmland and rolling hills.

Luhrs Performing Arts Center, Shippensburg Colonel Denning State Park, Newville Maplewood Produce, Shippensburg

SEE & DOART GALLERIESKauffman Gallery at Shippensburg UniversityFine art museum with changing exhibits.1871 Old Main Dr., Shippensburg 17257477-1530

Shippensburg Arts Programming & Education (SHAPE)Arts organization and gallery.19 E. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 532-2559

The Thought LotContemporary arts center offering art exhibits, music shows, theatre, workshops and classes. 37 E. Garfield St., Shippensburg 17257377-3550

AUTO/RACINGDoublin Gap MotocrossMotorcross racing events and open practice.100 Reasner Ln., Shippensburg 17257249-6036

HISTORYFashion Archives and Museum of Shippensburg UniversityMaintains, preserves and exhibits apparel from 18th century to present.501 N. Earl St., Shippensburg 17257 • 477-1239

Laughlin MillBuilt in 1763, stop for a picture.PA 641, east end of Newville,Newville 17241

Winsome FarmHorseback rides, lessons and parties.444 Nealy Rd., Newville 17241 • 776-5516

FARMS, MARKETS & WINERIESMaplewood Produce & Greenhouses Seasonal produce, baked goods and more.8564 Old Scotland Rd., Shippensburg 17257532-8973

Shippensburg Auction CenterFlowers, produce, hay, and shrubbery.1122 Ritner Hwy., Shippensburg 17257532-5511

Locust Grove CemeteryBurial location for 47 African American veterans from every major American conflict from the Civil War to Vietnam.200 Ott Rd., Shippensburg17257

Newville Historical SocietyLocal history exhibits and research library.69 S. High St., Newville 17241 • 776-6210

Shippensburg Historical SocietyExhibits, library, photographs, maps, clothing and artifacts.52 W. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 532-6727

FAMILY FUNCumberland Drive-in TheatreOne of only 375 drive-in theaters in America.715 Centerville Rd., Newville 17241 • 776-5212

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Toigo OrchardsFruits and vegetables grown in pesticide-free greenhouses.750 South Mountain Estate, Shippensburg 17257530-9661

OUTDOORSBig Spring Creek GreenwayWorld-famous limestone creek with fly-fishing and bird-watch ing. 1.5 mile catch-and-release only fly-fishing area.Big Spring Rd., Newville 17241 • 705-7850

Colonel Denning State Park273 acres, environmental education programs, 3.5-acre lake, hiking trails, boating, orien teering, picnic areas, cross-country skiing, equestrian trails and camping. 1599 Doubling Gap Rd., Newville 17241 • 776-5272

Cumberland Valley Rail TrailFollows the abandoned Cum-berland Valley railroad from Shippensburg to Newville. Signage on the agricultural and Civil War significance. Hiking, biking and horseback riding. Trailheads at:• 23 McFarland St., Newville• 401 Oakville Rd.,

Shippensburg• 304 Britton Rd.,

Shippensburg 860-0444 • cvrtc.org

Doubling Gap Lake at Colonel Denning State Park3.5-acre lake with swimming, beach area and trout fishing.1599 Doubling Gap Rd., Newville 17241 • 776-5272

Flat Rock Trail2.5-mile rocky climb that leads to 180-degree view. Trailhead in Colonel Denning State Park.1599 Doubling Gap Rd., Newville 17241776-5272

Quarry Hill Quilts & Cedar ChestsHand-quilted quilts, wall hangings and hope chests.150 Quarry Hill Rd., Shippensburg 17257776-7942

WM and Mary AntiquesWide array of quality antiques.58 E. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 532-7964

Dutch Country StoreBulk foods, deli, and fresh home-baked goods.10 Mooney Rd., Shippensburg 17257477-9339

Merv’s Bike ShopGreat selection of bikes and accessories. Rentals.300 Firehouse Rd., Shippensburg 17257776-4177

State Game Lands 1692,500 acres of hiking, birdwatching, horseback riding and hunting.Off Rte 641, Newville 17241(814) 643-1831

Tuscarora Trail This branch off of the famous Appalachian Trail connects near Waggoner’s Gap, 220 miles in length. Elk Hill Rd., Newville 17241536-3191


H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center at Shippensburg UniversityRegional performing arts center hosts year-round entertainment with affordable ticket pricing and ample free parking. Mon-Fri 11am-4:30pm.1871 Old Main Dr., Shippensburg 17257477-7469 • E luhrscenter.com

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B&H Bikes and AntiquesDowntown shop with bicycles and antiques.44 E. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 532-9624

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Best Western Shippensburg Hotel 125 Walnut Bottom Rd., Shippensburg 17257 • 532-5200 • E • 59 $$ • • • • • • Indoor Courtyard by Marriott Shippensburg 500 Newburg Rd., Shippensburg 17257 • E • 110 $$ • • • • • • Indoor

Dykeman House B&B 6 W. Dykeman Rd., Shippensburg 17257 • 530-1919 3 $$ • • •

DININGArooga’s Grille House & Sports Bar

• • • • • $$ American

105 W. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 221-9464 • E

CJ’s American Pub & Grill • • • • • $$ • American

487 E. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 532-5612

D’Lish Bakery 17 Shippensburg Shopping Ctr., Shippensburg 17257 • • • $ American477-2299 • E

Kathy’s Deli • • • • $$ • American

891 W. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 477-8300

Knute’s Pub & Grill • • • • • • $$ American

15 W. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 532-3876 • E

The Wheel House Cafe • • • $ American

300 N. Earl St., Shippensburg 17257 • 300-3606 • E

Cabin on King $ Ice Cream

227 W. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 532-2246

Goose Bros Ice Cream $ Ice Cream

81 Walnut Bottom Rd., Shippensburg 17257 • 477-0010 • E

University Grille at Shippen Place Hotel • • • • • • • $$$ • Steak &

32 E. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 532-4141 • E Seafood See ad on page 38.



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80 W. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 530-1390 Rodeway Inn Shippensburg 10 Hershey Rd., Shippensburg 17257 • 530-1234 • E • 36 $ • • Shippen Place HotelThe only hotel located in the heart of downtown Shippensburg, walking distance to all area attractions. • 57 $$ • • • • • • 32 E. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 532-4141 • E shippenplace.com • See ad on page 38.

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SEE & DOART GALLERIESPerry County Council of the Arts GalleryPaintings, sculptures, pottery, jewelry and more.One S. Second St., Newport 17074 • 567-7023

AUTO/RACING

Antique Automobile Club ofAmerica MuseumCruise through time with cars, buses, motorcyles and more from the 1890s to 1980s. Visit our website for special events and featured exhibits—fun for all ages. Daily 9am-5pm. 161 Museum Dr., Hershey 17033 • 566-7100 • Eaacamuseum.org

Eastern Museum of Motor RacingEMMR strongly reflects the popularity of sprint cars, dirt track racing, drag rac ing, along with many more. Open Fri–Sun 10am-4pm April-October; Fridays only in November-March. See ad on page 40.100 Baltimore Rd., York Springs 17372528-8279 • emmr.org

Harley Davidson Factory TourFamily-friendly and free guided tours.1425 Eden Rd., York 17402852-6590

FAMILY FUN

City IslandPicnicking, boating, carousel, mini-golf, sports and more. City Island, Harrisburg, PA 17101

Haar’s Drive-In Old-fashioned drive-in movie theater.185 Logan Rd., Dillsburg 17019 • 432-3011

Harrisburg Senators Minor league baseball at City Island.Riverside Stadium, City Island, Harrisburg 17101231-4444

Hersheypark70 rides and attractions, including 13 roller coasters and water attractions.100 W. Hersheypark Dr., Hershey 17033 • 534-3900

Lake TobiasHundreds of animals from around the world. Safari tours, petting zoo, herded animals and large flightless birds.760 Tobias Rd., Halifax 17032 • 362-9126 laketobias.com

Pride of the Susquehanna RiverboatAuthentic stern-drive paddle wheeler. Daily sightseeing cruises.11 Championship Way, Harrisburg 17101234-6500

Turkey Hill Experience Come learn how ice cream is made, milk our mechanical cows, star in your own Turkey Hill commercial, enjoy unlimited free samples and visit the Turkey Hill Taste Lab! 301 Linden St., Columbia 17512(844) 847-4884 turkeyhillexperience.com

Whitaker CenterHands-on science and arts center with 4-story screen and specially-designed performance theater.222 Market St., Harrisburg 17101 • 214-2787

FARMS, MARKETS & WINERIES

Paulus OrchardsFarm stand, corn mazes, play area, U-pick berries, apples, pumpkins and more.522 E. Mt. Airy Rd., Dillsburg 17019 • 432-2544

Reid’s Orchard & WineryWine and hard cider tastings and sales. Wines sweet to dry. Hard Cider on tap. Two locations: Gettysburg (year round) and Buchanan Valley (seasonal, weekends). See ad on page 42.2135 Buchanan Valley Rd., Orrtanna 17353677-7047reidsorchardwinery.com

The Winery at Hunters Valley Winery overlooking the Susquehanna River.3 Orchard Rd., Liverpool 17045 • 444-7211

HISTORY

Fort Hunter Mansion & ParkRecreational facilities, historic buildings, and 40 acres of park land with views of the Susquehanna River.5300 N. Front St., Harrisburg 17110 • 599-5751

Gettysburg National Military ParkInteractive museum, battlefield tours, Cyclorama and more.1195 Baltimore Pike, Gettysburg 17325334-1124 • nps.gov/gett

National Civil War MuseumOnly museum in the US that portrays the entire story of the American Civil War.One Lincoln Circle at Reservoir Park, Harrisburg 17103260-1861

The State Museum of PennsylvaniaCollections and exhibits interpreting Pennsylvania’s heritage.300 North St., Harrisburg 17120 • 787-4980

NIGHTLIFE

Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course Table games, horse racing, slots, live music and dining.777 Hollywood Blvd., Grantville 17028469-2211


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OUTDOORS

Blue Mountain Outfitters Experience the Susquehanna River by canoe or kayak. Day floats and overnight island camping. Singles, Couples and Groups. Full-service paddlesports, speciality shop as well. Tues 10am-8pm; Wed-Sun 10am-6pm; Oct-May closed Sundays.103 S. State Rd., Marysville 17053 • 957-2413 bluemountainoutfitters.net

Roundtop Mountain Resort Year-round outdoor family fun. OGO balls, zip lines, skiing, snowboarding, snow tubing, summer camps, paintball, catered events and much more. Hours vary seasonally. Winter: Mon-Fri 9am-10pm; Sat, Sun & Holiday 8am-10pm; Summer: Wed, Thur & Sun 10am-5pm; Fri & Sat 10am-7pm. See ad to the right.925 Roundtop Rd., Lewisberry 17339432-9631roundtopmountainresort.com

Wildwood ParkNature sanctuary with seven trails and boardwalks.100 Wildwood Way, Harrisburg 17110221-0292


Giant CenterHosts professional ice shows, family events and more.550 W. Hersheypark Dr., Hershey 17033534-3911

Hershey TheatreBroadway shows, concerts, classic films and more.15 E. Caracas Ave., Hershey 17033 • 534-3405

SHOPShoppes at SusquehannaShopping, dining and more.2547 Brindle Dr., Harrisburg 17110

Tanger Outlets at Hershey Great savings at our 60 stores including Coach, J.Crew, Calvin Klein and Yankee Candle.46 Outlet Sq., Hershey 17033520-1236

Tanger Outlets at Lancaster60+ outlet stores including Nine West, Talbots, Nike and Tommy Hilfiger.311 Stanley K. Tanger Blvd., Lancaster 17602392-7260

The Outlet Shoppes at GettysburgVariety of discount and outlet stores including Coach, Gap, Carter’s, Adidas and more.1863 Gettysburg Village Dr., Gettysburg 17325337-9705

Two LocationsReid’s Winery

2135 Buchanan Valley Rd., Orrtanna

717-677-7047

reidsorchardwinery.com

Hard Cider on tap at both locations.Check website or Facebook page for music schedule!

Reid’s Winery & Cider House

400 Baltimore St., Gettysburg 717-334-7537

DIRECTORY • VISITOR SERVICES

VISITOR SERVICES

COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIESCentral Penn College600 Valley Rd., Summerdale 17093 • centralpenn.edu

Dickinson College272 W. High St., Carlisle 17013 • dickinson.edu

Messiah CollegeOne College Ave., Mechanicsburg 17055 • messiah.edu

Penn State Dickinson School of Law150 S. College St., Carlisle 17013dickinsonlaw.psu.edu

Shippensburg University1871 Old Main Dr., Shippensburg 17257ship.edu

US Army War CollegeSecurity checkpoint at 870 Jim Thorpe Rd., Carlisle 17013 • carlisle.army.mil

HOSPITALS/ URGENT CARE

AllBetterCare Urgent Care CenterOpen daily 8am-8pm.• 6481 Carlisle Pike,

Mechanicsburg 17050 796-9355

• 1175 Walnut Bottom Road, Carlisle 17015 258-9355

allbettercare.com

Carlisle Regional Medical Center361 Alexander Spring Rd., Carlisle 17015249-1212

Holy Spirit Hospital503 N. 21st St., Camp Hill 17011 • 763-2100

Shippensburg Urgent CareShippensburg Urgent Care, an affiliate of Summit Health, provides convenient, high-quality care with no appointment necessary. Open every day from 9am-9pm. See ad on page 44.46 Walnut Bottom Rd., Suite 100, Shippensburg 17257 • 477-2764onthegocare.com

West Shore Hospital1995 Technology Pkwy., Mechanicsburg 17050 • 791-2600

TRANSPORTATIONAmtrak(800) 872-7245amtrak.com

Capital Area Transit (CAT)238-8304 • cattransit.com

Carlisle Airport243-2133

Greyhound Harrisburg(800) 231-2222greyhound.com

Harrisburg International Airport (MDT)(888) 235-9442 • flyhia.com

Unique Limousine233-4431uniquelimousine.com

VISITOR SERVICESCarlisle Area Chamber of Commerce243-4515carlislechamber.org

Cumberland Area Economic Development Corporation53 W. South St., Suite 1, Carlisle 17013240-7180cumberlandbusiness.com

Cumberland Valley Visitors CenterFree maps, self-guided walking tours, brochures, directions, and trip recommendations. 33 W. High St., Carlisle (888) 513-5130visitcumberlandvalley.com

Downtown Carlisle Association245-2648 • lovecarlisle.com

Downtown Mechanicsburg Partnership441-3839 downtownmechanicsburg.com

Mechanicsburg Chamber of Commerce796-0811 mechanicsburgchamber.org

Shippensburg Area Chamber of Commerce532-5509 • shippensburg.org

West Shore Chamber of Commerce761-0702 • wschamber.org

www.yorkpa.org 1-888-858-9675

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