Trough Creek State Park
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Huntingdon County is a year-round playground that offers something for every type of visitor. Whether you’re a first-time traveler or a longtime resident looking to explore more of your own backyard, the county’s scenic beauty and wide variety of attractions make it the perfect place to explore.
The crown jewel of the region is Raystown Lake. Spanning 8,300 acres with 118 miles of shoreline, it is the largest lake entirely within Pennsylvania. Visitors enjoy unlimited horsepower boating, world-class fishing, water skiing, swimming, and scuba diving. Local businesses like Jim’s Anchorage, currently celebrating 80 years in business, help visitors make the most of their time on the water. Kayaking and fishing are also popular on the Juniata River and Aughwick Creek.
Huntingdon County’s landscape is defined by soaring ridges and fertile valleys, offering thousands of miles of trails for hiking, biking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, ATV rides, and snowmobiling. Nearly 25% of its 559,360 acres are public lands, including Trough Creek and Greenwood Furnace State Parks, Rothrock State Forest, and state game lands.
Balanced Rock
Huntingdon County is a year-round playground that offers something for every type of visitor. Whether you’re a first-time traveler or a longtime resident looking to explore more of your own backyard, the county’s scenic beauty and wide variety of attractions make it the perfect place to explore.
The crown jewel of the region is Raystown Lake. Spanning 8,300 acres with 118 miles of shoreline, it is the largest lake entirely within Pennsylvania. Visitors enjoy unlimited horsepower boating, world-class fishing, water skiing, swimming, and scuba diving. Local businesses like Jim’s Anchorage, currently celebrating 80 years in business, help visitors make the most of their time on the water. Kayaking and fishing are also popular on the Juniata River and Aughwick Creek.
Huntingdon County’s landscape is defined by soaring ridges and fertile valleys, offering thousands of miles of trails for hiking, biking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, ATV rides, and snowmobiling. Nearly 25% of its 559,360 acres are public lands, including Trough Creek and Greenwood Furnace State Parks, Rothrock State Forest, and state game lands.
Balanced Rock
Huntingdon Country Club
Beyond the water, outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy the Allegrippis Trails, which have earned a worldwide reputation among mountain bikers. The iconic Thousand Steps Trail provides a challenging hike with rewarding views. Penn State’s Shaver’s Creek Environmental Center at Stone Valley offers beautiful trails, a Raptor Center, and educational programs, while nearby Lake Perez — the county’s second-largest lake — provides excellent opportunities for picnicking, fishing, and paddleboarding.
History buffs will find plenty to enjoy as well. The East Broad Top Railroad, recently named the No. 2 Best Scenic Train Ride in America, offers a step back in time with its historic narrow-gauge trains and beautifully preserved 19th-century rail yard.
Huntingdon Country Club
Beyond the water, outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy the Allegrippis Trails, which have earned a worldwide reputation among mountain bikers. The iconic Thousand Steps Trail provides a challenging hike with rewarding views. Penn State’s Shaver’s Creek Environmental Center at Stone Valley offers beautiful trails, a Raptor Center, and educational programs, while nearby Lake Perez — the county’s second-largest lake — provides excellent opportunities for picnicking, fishing, and paddleboarding.
History buffs will find plenty to enjoy as well. The East Broad Top Railroad, recently named the No. 2 Best Scenic Train Ride in America, offers a step back in time with its historic narrow-gauge trains and beautifully preserved 19th-century rail yard.
The East Broad Top Railroad
Standing Stone Coffee Company
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