Transportation
& Logistics
Huntingdon County’s rural charm enhances its appeal, yet seamless travel options keep it well-connected. U.S. Routes 22 and 522 crisscross the county, with Interstate 99 just 20 minutes away via Exit 48 at Tyrone. Area residents have easy access to the Pennsylvania Turnpike via Fort Littleton (Exit 180) and Willow Hill (Exit 189), just south of the county line. State Route 26 links Huntingdon County to State College and Everett in Bedford County, boosting regional connectivity.
Norfolk Southern’s main East-West rail line runs through, with freight trains rolling daily. The Huntingdon Amtrak station offers passenger service on the Pennsylvanian, linking Huntingdon to Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Lancaster, and New York City with daily, affordable trips.
Air travel is convenient with several airports nearby. Altoona-Blair County Airport, 30 miles southwest, serves general aviation. State College Regional Airport in State College, 38 miles north, provides daily non-stop flights via American Airlines and United Airlines to hubs in Philadelphia, Chicago, and Washington-Dulles. These connections ensure Huntingdon County residents and visitors can travel effortlessly.