BEDFORD COUNTY, PA RESORT & RANCH

SALES PACKAGE

Offered At: $3,650,000 Because who you work with matters

Brought to you by: The Dallas-Fincham Team Rich Dallas, Partner 412-965-6387 Sharon Fincham, Partner 724-344-9776 Aaron Hirak, Buyers Agent 724-255-0102 Liz White, Buyers Agent 724-413-5186 Kim Carney, Buyers Agent 412-889-3726

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices / 6000 Waterdam Plaza Ste 260 / McMurray, PA 15317 / 724-941-3000 x37

Turnkey Business!

Everything you need to operate this luxurious 231.7 acre resort and farm is available; from the buildings, horses, tables, chairs and FUTURE contracts to the website are all going to convey to the new owner. The main features of this beautiful property are a large pavilion for special events, 5 newly built fully equipped log cabins, pastures, cattle breeding facilities, office building, 3 bedroom/ 3 bath single family home, multiple barns, gazebo overlooking tranquil pond with fountain & fishing pier, 1 mile of meandering creek, 10 miles of fencing and endless wildlife. The potential buyer profile could fit many molds; the three most obvious are: - An investor looking for a business he/she doesn’t need to worry about or even visit, then just let the income arrive at your mailbox. - A full-time resident can occupy the house and run everything day to day. - An investor looking for a fun, profitable, escape that he/she can visit a few times a year, once a month or every weekend. There could be any number of other combinations because the growth potential for this property is endless. Current staffing allows the seller to live and work in , PA and only visit the site every month or two, as desired. Currently one side of the road is a resort destination designed to host weddings, banquets, reunions, team building retreats, romantic getaways and graduation parties. The resort side has four log cabins, large pavilion, pond, office building, in-ground pool, horse barn, pasture, garage, miles of trails, fields, wooded land, and a mile long creek. On the farm side of the road you have a 3 bedroom / 3 bathroom single family home, one cabin, large historical barn, pole building, new cattle barn, fruit orchards, fields, and wooded land. Add a winery (Penn State tested soil and approved it for growing grapes), add additional farming, add cattle breeding (enough hay onsite to have “grass feed” farming), grow the resort w/ more cabins, golf course, hotel, or whatever your imagination can create. Located in Southern Bedford County, PA, this resort is less than a 6 hour drive away from one third of the US population! Only 30 minutes from the Breezewood exit on the PA Turnpike and the famed Omni Bedford Springs Resort; only 2 hours to Washington DC, Baltimore and Pittsburgh; only 3 hours to Philadelphia, and only 4 hours to New York City. On-site showings are reserved for serious buyers only. The name of the resort is not being released to protect the incoming business booking for 2017. Please contact Rich Dallas or Sharon Fincham for more information and to schedule a private tour. Thanks! Rich - [email protected] Sharon - [email protected]

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RESORT AMENITIES

Activities

OUTDOOR GAMES CAMPFIRE HORSEBACKHORSEBACK RIDES RIDES CAMPFIRE  Basketball  Fire pits  HorseHorse Trails Trails  Fire pits  Volleyball  5Horses Horses FISHING  Corn Hole FISHING HORSE & BUGGY RIDES HORSE BUGGY RIDING  Horseshoe Pits  Catch and release  Catch and release POND POND BEAUTIFUL CREEK SWIMMING POOL SWIMMING POOL   11 Acre Acre  Wading  5ft Sports Swimming Pool  Fountain  5ft Sports Swimming Pool  Fountain  Crayfish & Minnow Catching  Handicapped Accessible  PierPier for for Fishing fishing  Handicapped Accessible  GazeboGazebo HIKING

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RESORT AMENITIES

Events

OVERNIGHT STAYS PERFECT FOR LARGE PAVILION

 1 House  Weddings  Electric  5 Cabins  Banquets  Restrooms  Reunions GAZEBO  5ft Round Tables  Vacations  Chairs  Perfect Wedding Background  Corporate Meetings  6ft Oblong Tables  Overlooks Pond & Fountain  Celebrations  4ft Tables  Romantic Getaways  1 Commercial Size Refrigerator  Seminars  Barbeque Grills  Weekend Retreats

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LILLY PAD

Cabin-Unit 1

2 BEDROOM & LOFT

 1 Queen Bed  Gas Fireplace  1 Full Bed  Ductless A/C  1 Queen Sleeper Sofa  Fully Furnished  2 Twin Mattresses in Loft  Sleeps 6-8 People

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TURKEY ROOST

Cabin-Unit 2

2 BEDROOM & LOFT

 1 Queen Bed  Gas Fireplace  1 Full Bed  Ductless A/C  1 Queen Sleeper Sofa  Fully Furnished  2 Twin Mattresses in Loft  Sleeps 6-8 People

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BEAVER LODGE

Cabin-Unit 3

2 BEDROOM

 1 Queen Bed  Gas Fireplace  1 Full Bed  Ductless A/C  1 Queen Sleeper Sofa  Fully Furnished  Sleeps 4-6 People

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EAGLE’S NEST

Cabin-Unit 4 441 BEDROOM  Handicap Accessible  Gas Fireplace  1 Queen Bed  Ductless A/C  1 Queen Sleeper Sofa  Fully Furnished  Sleeps 2-4 People

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GRANARY

Cabin-Unit 5

1 BEDROOM & LOFT

 1 Queen Bed  Gas Fireplace  Air Mattress In Loft  Ductless A/C  Currently used as the Honeymoon Suite  Fully Furnished  Sleeps 2-4 People

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HOUSE

House-Unit 6

3 BEDROOM & LOFT DESCRIPTION

 1 King Bed This multi-level home has a great open floor  1 Queen Bed plan w/ views of the resort off the  1 Full Bed expansive front porch. Wood burning  1 Queen Sleeper Sofa fireplace sunken into the family room.  Air Mattresses can be used in Loft Large Kitchen. Attached Garage. Formal  Sleeps 10-12 People Dining Room. Loft overlooking family room. Great storage.

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FARMING/RANCH

Details

Buildings & Fields

 Historical Barn  Corn, Hay & Wheat Fields o The Captain of William Penns Army  Fruit Orchards lived on the property, barn dates o Apples back that far, and original o Cherries foundation to his home is still o Peaches visible. o Apricots  Cattle / Horse Barn  Pole Building

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SCHOOL School Property located in Monroe Township

Everett Area School District

Website for more information: www.everett.k12.pa.us/

427 E. South Street

Everett, PA 15537

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AREA ATTRACTIONS Surrounding the Resort

Your guests will feel like they are away from it all, perfect for relaxation, but with so much to do within a short drive from the resort, your guests will never run out of things to do.

Central PA is loaded with historical sites from the Battle Fields at Gettysburg to the Flight 93 Memorial in the Laurel Highlands. Guests can also visit Deep Creek Lake in for summer fun or in the winter guests can visit Blue Knob, 7 Springs or Wisp for downhill skiing, tubing and other winter fun! You even have Harpers Ferry, WV which is known as one of the best towns along the just a short drive away.

Whatever guests are into, they’ll find it close by…that is what makes this resort a great investment.

The following pages will give you an even greater overview of everything in the area…

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WHAT TO DO AROUND BEDFORD COUNTY

Information from the Bedford County Visitors Bureau website: http://www.visitbedfordcounty.com/thingstodo/

Western Maryland Scenic Railroad 3.5 hour round trip excursions from Cumberland to Frostburg and back. (11:30a.m.-3p.m.) Steam engine runs Fri.-Sun. from May-Sept. & Thur.-Sun. in Oct. Diesel train runs on Thurs. from May-Aug. and Tues.-Wed., in Oct. Located 35 minutes south of Bedford. Take Rt. 220 S to I-68W, I-68W to Exit 43C (downtown). Left at stop sign at bottom of ramp. Go straight through the next light to Canal Place. $35 adults; $33 seniors; $18 kids (12-under).Reservations required. 1-800-TRAIN-50.

Altoona Railroaders Museum / Horseshoe Curve The Railroaders Museum is interactive with hands-on displays highlighting the railroad worker and railroad operation. Located 40 minutes north of Bedford. Take I-99 N to Altoona's 17th St. Exit. Drive down 17th St. and turn left onto Ninth Ave. Travel Ninth Ave. two-tenths of a mile to museum. The Horseshoe Curve is a marvelous feat of engineering and a short drive from the museum. Mon.-Sat. 10-4, Sun 11-4. (April – May 2), Mon.-Sat. 9-5, Sun 11-5. (May 3 – Oct. 27), Fri.-Sat. 10-4, Sun. 11-4. (Oct. 28-Dec. 22) Combo tickets $10 adults; $8 seniors; $7 kids. 814-946-0834.

Everett Train Museum Take Rt.30 to Everett exit. Turn N onto Rt.26 at the traffic light by Sheetz. Go ¼ mile. Turn left onto 4th St. At top of hill turn right into parking lot. Open Sat. 11-4 (May-Oct.) & the 3rd Sun. of each month 1-4 (May-Oct.) only. Display includes a 1909 Baldwin 262 (Prairie Type) Steam Engine. For more information call 814-623-8850.

Allegheny Portage Railroad Historic Site Operated by the National Park Service. This rail/canal system helped cut travel between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia from 13 days to 5 days. Engine House exhibit shelter. Lemon House Tavern. Take I-99 to Rt. 22 W. Take Gallitzin exit and turn right. 45 minutes NW of Bedford. Entrance fee $4 adults, children 15 and under are free. Open 9-5 daily except winter holidays. 814-886-6150.

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Lincoln Caverns & Whisper Rocks Celebrating 85 Years of Discovery! Where science and adventure are NATURALLY FUN! Family-friendly, one hour interpretive tours of two spectacular crystal caverns. Educational programs, Raystown Rocks gift shop, primitive camping. Great family events...October Ghosts & Goblins Tours, December Santa in the Cave, February Batfest and June Discovery Days. Closest Cavern to Raystown Lake.

From Breezewood, take Rt. 30 W for 8 miles. Take Rt. 26 N exit. Rt.26 N to Huntingdon to Rt. 22. Take Rt. 22 west to the cavern. From Bedford, go N on I-99 to Rt. 22. Take Rt. 22 E to the caverns (just outside of Huntingdon). Approx 70 minutes away. Please call for rates & hours. 814-643-0268.

Indian Caverns Open weekends April & May 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily Memorial Day weekend - Labor Day weekend 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; weekends Sept. & Oct. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Rt. 220 N (I-99 N) to Rt. 22. Take Rt.22 W to Water St. Then, take Rt. 45 to Indian Caverns. About 70 minutes away. Please call for rates. 814-632-7578.

Penns Cave Open daily March-Nov.,weekends Feb. & Dec. Rt. 26 N past State College and the Nittany Mall into Pleasant Gap. At the first red light turn right on Rt. 144 S. Take Rt. 144 to Centre Hall. At Centre Hall, turn left onto Rt. 192 E and follow the signs for 5 miles to Penn's Cave. Please call for rates and tour times. About 90 minutes away. 814-364-1664.

Bedford Speedway 5/8 mile oval dirt track. Fri. nights and some Sat. nights at 7p.m. April- Sept. Located at the west end of Bedford along Rt. 30 at the Bedford County Fairgrounds. 240-382-0526.

Hagerstown Speedway 1/2 mile dirt track. Sat. nights at 7p.m. March-Sept. I-70 E from Breezewood to Clear Spring Exit #18. Located in Hagerstown, MD, 60 minutes SE of Breezewood. 301-582-0640.

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Guided Historic Walking Live tour of historic Bedford offered every Fri. afternoon from June through Oct. Tours start at 3:30 and conclude at 5:00. Reservations aren't required and the tour is free.

Bedford Self-Guided Tours The “Readers Digest” version of our live Friday tour is offered in the “Historic Bedford” brochure. Call 1-800-765-3331 for your copy.

Learning Architecture The Learning Architecture brochure uses the backdrop of Bedford buildings and is a light introduction to architecture. It isn't an exhaustive presentation, but in just 90 minutes you will learn basic style recognition and some fun facts. This is also offered as a Video Tour for your smartphone. Call for your copies 1-800-765-3331.

Bedford County Players Local theater company performing at various local restaurants in a dinner theater atmosphere and at the Gardner Memorial Theater at Old Bedford Village. Call for more info or for reservations 814-623-7555.

The Mountain Playhouse Most shows run from Tues.-Sun. June-Oct. Call 814-629-9201 for times and reservations. 50 minutes W of Bedford. Rt. 30 W to Jennerstown. Turn N onto Rt. 985.

Cresson Lake Playhouse Most shows scheduled from May-Sept. Show dates vary. Call the theater office for ticket and show info. 60 minutes from Bedford. Take I-99 N to Rt. 22 W Drive Rt. 22 to the Summit exit. Turn right off the exit. Go through Cresson. Turn right at Dollar Store. Go 2 miles. Look for signs. 814-472-4333.

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Briar Valley Winery The tasting room is open Mon.-Fri. 12-6 p.m. Sat.-Sun 12-5 p.m. On Pitt St. in downtown Bedford. 814-623-0900 In historic Bedford, you will find the first winery in Bedford and the surrounding counties to produce all vinifera wines. We invite you to visit us and experience the pleasure of tasting our wines. Our Tasting Room has a great atmosphere; tables where you can enjoy a romantic glass of wine and tables where you can bring a group of friends and laugh the evening away!

Ridgetop Orchards 2953 Valley Rd., Fishertown, PA 15539 814-839-4181. Ridgetop Orchards are purveyors of locally grown cherries, peaches & apples for over 35 years. We invite you to come taste the fruits of our labor! Porch store located in Fishertown, about 8 scenic miles from Bedford. Open seasonally, Mon. - Sat. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Visit us on our porch or order online today!

Glades Pike Winery Open 11 a.m.-6 p.m. 7 days a week. From Bedford take Rt. 30 W for 3 miles. Bear left onto Rt. 31 W and drive for about 50 minutes. The winery is 5 miles past Somerset on the left. 65 minutes W of Bedford. 814-445-3753

Oak Spring Winery in Altoona and Bedford Winery hours are 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 7 days a week. From Bedford take I-99 N and drive 42 miles to the Pinecroft Exit (4 miles past Altoona). Follow the signs to the winery (located 1 mile from the exit). 45 minutes N of Bedford. 814-946-3799

Flight 93 Memorial This memorial was created to honor the men and women lost on September 11th, 2001 in a field just 30 mins west of Bedford. It was created by the visitors who wished to leave some form of tribute to loved ones lost that day. 6424 Lincoln Highway , Stoystown, PA 15563 From Bedford, follow US 30 west approximately 23 miles. The memorial entrance will be on your left. Approx. 30 minutes west of Bedford. More information is available at: WWW.NPS.GOV/FLNI Call 1-800-765-3331 for the free brochure.

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Gettysburg National Military Park For the most direct route, take Rt. 30 (Lincoln Highway) east. After arriving in Gettysburg, turn south on Baltimore St. (Rt. 97), and follow signs to the entrance of the visitor center, which will be on your right at the stoplight. There are many commercial activities dedicated to the Civil War in Gettysburg, but we recommend your visit begin with the National Park Visitor Center. Enclosed within this building is a museum gallery, film and cyclorama program. Open daily 8a.m. - 6p.m. Visitor info is free, exhibits are adults $12.50, seniors/military $11.50, kids $8.50 (admission fee includes all 3 exhibits). Located 90 minutes east of Breezewood. 717- 334-1124

Antietam National Battlefield The bloodiest day of the Civil War happened about 9 miles south of Hagerstown in Sharpsburg, MD. You should go to the visitor center first, open daily 8:30a.m. - 5p.m. It is located 1 mile north of Sharpsburg, along S.R.65. From there, visit the battlefield (an 8 mile driving tour can be obtained from the visitors center). Final stop might be the Antietam National Cemetery. From Breezewood, take I-70 E to Hagerstown. Take Exit #29 for Rt. 65. Drive 9 miles S to the visitors center on your left. $4 per person or $6 per family. 65 minutes from Breezewood. 301- 432-5124

Harpers Ferry National Historic Park Thirty minutes south of Antietam, this was key to the security of Washington, D.C. Also the site of John Brown's famous raid, attempting to ignite a slave insurrection. Open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. daily. $6 per car or $4 per person. From Antietam, take Rt. 34 W to Shepherdstown. Then, Rt. 230 S to Rt. 340 E. Take Rt. 340 E to Harpers Ferry. 304-535-6298.

Col. Higgins Defense In central Bedford County, entrenchments were prepared to provide protection against an anticipated Confederate attack to take or destroy the Altoona Railroad. The Confederate defeat at Gettysburg removed this threat. The entrenchments are still visible. Take Rt. 30 to Pennwood. Take Upper Snake Spring Rd. north. Go to the left to stay on S.R.1005. The entrenchments will be on your left.

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Fort Bedford Museum Fort Bedford was built by the British as part of their fortified supply road, Forbes Trail. The road was the instrument that helped the British eradicate the French presence at . The fort was a protector of that road. The museum was constructed near the site of the 1758 fort. Fort Bedford Museum is located in downtown Bedford, 110 Fort Bedford Dr. 814-623- 8891 or 814-623-8192. Admission charged. Group rates available. Open May-Oct. Wed.-Sun. 11a.m.-5 p.m.

Fort Ligonier The fort was part of the British campaign against the French. It was built to support Forbes Trail and the effort to destroy the French at Fort Duquesne. There is now a museum that is open April 5-Nov. 8 Mon.-Sat. from 10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. and Sun. 12-4:30 p.m. $10 adults; $6 youth. Located at the intersection of Rt. 30 and S.R. 711 in the town of Ligonier (about 60 minutes west of Bedford along Rt. 30). 724-238-9701.

Fort Necessity and Braddock’s Grave The battle at the "Great Meadows" was the opening battle of the . The National Park Service Visitor Center is the best place to begin your visit. The ranger on duty will answer any questions you have and collect your entrance fee. Plan 2 1/2 hours. Open daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Braddock's Grave – In 1755, Major General Braddock led an expedition against Fort Duquesne, with a young aide named . Braddock was mortally wounded during the campaign and died after the British retreat. Washington officiated at Braddock's funeral and Braddock was buried in the road that his men built. The army then marched over the grave to obliterate traces of it. He was later reinterred onto a small knoll adjacent to the road 90 minutes W of Bedford in Farmington. 724-329-5512.

OLD BEDFORD VILLAGE A wonderful collection of historic homes, shops, craftsmen and characters. Characters from the past interact as they occupy the village. Allow about 2 hours. Also, check the calendar of events for the special events that are often held here. There are French &Indian War reenactments, Civil War reenactments and many more events of interest. Old Bedford Village is also a re-enactors dream. If you are a reenactor, be sure to ask about the reenactment schedule from the director. Also, see the Calendar of Events on p. 6-10 for a listing of special events. Located 1 mile N of Bedford, along Bus. Rt. 220. 1-800-238-4347. Admission charged.

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Fort Bedford Museum Fort Bedford was built by the British as part of their fortified supply road, Forbes Trail. The road was the instrument that helped the British eradicate the French presence at Fort Duquesne. The fort was a protector of that road. The museum was constructed near the site of the 1758 fort. Fort Bedford Museum is located in downtown Bedford, 110 Fort Bedford Dr. 814-623- 8891 or 814-623-8192. Admission charged. Group rates available. Open May-Oct. Wed.-Sun. 11a.m.-5 p.m.

The Fifties Place & Radio Display Located along the Lincoln Highway 5 miles West of Bedford, The Fifties Place and Radio Display is a small museum open to the public. Displaying old signs, antique fuel pumps, automotive Americana, and antique radios and TVs. This museum is sure to take you back. Free Admission. 5719 Lincoln Highway Manns Choice, Pa. 15550. Phone 814-623-3887. Hours of operation: Monday- Saturday 8am-5pm. Sunday 1-5pm.

Heritage Discovery Center This center contains several attractions: the "America: Through Immigrant Eyes" exhibit; the Johnstown Children's Museum; and the Iron & Steel Gallery. Take Rt. 56 to Johnstown. Rt. 56 will become Rt. 219. Take Rt. 56 Expressway exit off Rt. 219 N. After passing through downtown and the baseball stadium, watch to your left for 7th Ave. At 7th Ave., turn left into parking lot. 50 minutes from Bedford. Adults $8, seniors $7, kids $6 (This is a 3-for-one-ticket that includes admission to the Heritage Discovery Center, Johnstown Children's Museum and the Johnstown Flood Museum). 814-539-1889.

Johnstown Children’s Museum This museum is located in the Heritage Discovery Center. Children can learn through play about Johnstown's geography, history, culture, industry & more. See Heritage Discovery Center above for admission fee.

Johnstown Flood Museum Preserving the story of the 1889 flood in which 2,209 people lost their lives & tens of thousands were left homeless. June-Aug open daily 10-5; 10-7 Fri and Sat.; Sep-May open daily 10-5. Take Rt. 56 to Johnstown. Rt. 56 will become Rt. 219. Take Rt. 56 Expressway exit off of Rt. 219 North. Go to first stop light. Turn right onto Walnut Street. Go straight through 4 lights Museum is on the right. 50 mins from Bedford. (For admission fee, see “Heritage Discovery Center, above) 814-539-1889

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Swigart’s Auto Museum Antique and unusual vehicles on display, including Pierce-Arrow, Packard, Marmon, Duesenberg, Cord, many pre-1914 cars and even two Tuckers. Herbie the Love Bug still lives here. Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Memorial Day weekend-Oct. Take Rt. 26 N toward Huntingdon, then take Rt. 22E. The museum is on the left. 60 minutes from Breezewood. Adults $7 Seniors $6.50 Kids $3. 814-643-0885.

The National Museum of the American Coverlet The first institution devoted solely to American woven coverlets, both figured and geometric. Open year round, Mon. - Sat. from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sun. from noon - 4 p.m. Allow 45 minutes. Museum shop also on the premises offers reproduction textiles, reference materials and gifts. The museum is located in downtown Bedford on Juliana St. From the courthouse, go south on Juliana St. for 2 blocks. The museum is in the old Common School building on the right. Admission $10. Group rates available. 814-623-1588.

Jimmy Stewart Museum If you are a fan of Jimmy Stewart, this museum is for you. Stewart movies always playing and a great gift shop, especially "Wonderful Life" items. Open everyday except major holidays: Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Sun 12-4 p.m. Adults $7, seniors & students $6, kids $5. Take Rt. 220 N toward Altoona, then take Rt. 22 W to Ebensburg. Then take Rt. 422 W to Indiana. Take the Oakland Ave./Rt. 286 exit. Follow Rt. 286 straight into Indiana. At Philadelphia St., museum building will be straight ahead (845 Philadelphia St.) 90 minutes from Bedford. 724- 349-6112.

Coal Miner’s Museum For over a century, immigrant miners toiled deep underground in the coal mines, fueling America's Industrial Revolution. A must-see if you're into coal history & railroading. Open Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sun.1-5 p.m. Also open by appointment. Take Rt. 26 to Saxton and then Rt. 913 E to Robertsdale. Adults $5, children $3. See a PA map if you're coming from Breezewood, because a shorter route is available. The museum is located on Church St. in Robertsdale. 814-635-3807.

Everett Railroad Station Museum Take Rt.30 to Everett exit. Turn N onto Rt.26 at the traffic light by Sheetz. Go ¼ mile. Turn left onto 4th St. At top of hill turn right into parking lot. Open Sat. 11-4 (May-Oct.) & the 3rd Sun. of each month 1-4 (May-Oct.) only. Display includes a 1909 Baldwin 262 (Prairie Type) Steam Engine. For more information call 814-623-8850.

Altoona Railroaders Museum & Horseshoe Curve The Railroaders Museum is interactive with hands-on displays highlighting the railroad worker and railroad operation. Located 40 minutes north of Bedford. Take I-99 N to Altoona's 17th St. Exit. Drive down 17th St. and turn left onto Ninth Ave. Travel Ninth Ave. two-tenths of a mile to museum. The Horseshoe Curve is a marvelous feat of engineering and a short drive from the museum. Mon.-Sat. 10-4, Sun 11-4. (April – May 2), Mon.-Sat. 9-5, Sun 11-5. (May 3 – Oct. 27), Fri.-Sat. 10-4, Sun. 11-4. (Oct. 28-Dec. 22) Combo tickets $10 adults; $8 seniors; $7 kids. DallasFinchamTeam.com

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The Lincoln Hwy Experience Museum Located about an hour west of Bedford along the Lincoln Highway in Latrobe, this museum is a must for anyone traveling America's first coast to coast road. Located at 3435 US Rt. 30 E, Latrobe. The Lincoln Highway Experience is open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Mon.-Fri. Scheduled in advance group tours can be accommodated on weekends. The $4 adult ticket includes a copy of the 60 page Lincoln Highway Driving Guide. 724-879-4241

The 1857 Keystone Foundry This Foundry has been preserved as it was left in 1935. 20 minutes north of Everett in Hopewell. Call 814-928-5322 for more information. Open Sat. & Sun. from 1-4 p.m. (June-Sept.) or by appointment.

The Windber Coal Heritage Center Offers displays about coal mining in PA. Call 814-467-6680 for more information and hours or visit www.windbercoal.com. 35 minutes NW on Rt. 56 in Windber, PA.

Coal Miner’s Museum For over a century, immigrant miners toiled deep underground in the coal mines, fueling America's Industrial Revolution. A must-see if you're into coal history & railroading. Open Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sun.1-5 p.m. Also open by appointment. Take Rt. 26 to Saxton and then Rt. 913 E to Robertsdale. Adults $5, children $3. See a PA map if you're coming from Breezewood, because a shorter route is available. The museum is located on Church St. in Robertsdale. 814- 635-3807.

C&O Canal National Historic Park Featuring exhibits about the canal, boat building, coal, etc. Open daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Call 301- 722-8226 for more information. About 30 minutes S of Bedford in Cumberland, MD.

The Anderson House At one point this building housed the only bank between Pittsburgh and Chambersburg. The vault can still be seen inside. Located on Pitt St. in downtown Bedford.

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The 1806 Old Log Church This church sits on land donated by Schellsburg founder, John Schell. The interior still contains the original wine-glass pulpit, pews, and galleries. Open Memorial Day through Labor Day daily from dawn until dusk. Also open weekends in April, May, Sept. and Oct. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call 814-733-2984 for more information.

Fallingwater is one of Frank Lloyd Wright's most famous designs. Open from mid-March through Thanksgiving 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Closed Wed. $23 for adults - $17 for youth. (Online ticket purchase discounts available.) Call 724-329-8501 for directions and info. Reservations required. 90 minutes W of Bedford.

Kentuck Knob Another Frank Lloyd Wright home and garden located 7 miles from Fallingwater. Open daily 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Wed. 12-6 p.m. 90 minutes W of Bedford. Call 724-329-1901 for directions and rates.

AMUSEMENT PARKS

DelGrosso’s Along old Rt. 220 in Tipton, this charming amusement park is tree lined and family friendly. The park facility features many rides and also a water park. You can enter the ride park and walk around for free. You only pay for attractions and food. Take I-99 N from Bedford. 866-684-3538. 45 minutes north of Bedford.

Lakemont Park The park features 28 rides, a water park and an arcade area. Entrance to the park is free. There is a charge for the water park and ride tickets can be purchased individually or via an all day pass. Take I-99 N to Frankstown Rd. Exit. You can see the park from the exit. 35 minutes north of Bedford. 814-949-7275

Idlewild and SoakZone Along Rt. 30 in Ligonier, it is the largest of the regional parks, but a longer ride to get there and higher cost. Rides and attractions, including the Mister Rogers Neighborhood section. Fred Rogers was from the nearby Latrobe area. Call for rates. 724-238-3666. It is 2 miles west of Ligonier. 70 minutes west of Bedford along Rt. 30.

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BIG LAKE ACTIVITIES Shawnee Lake This lake is part of Shawnee State Park and if you're looking to do some swimming or paddling, this will be the place you'll want to go. See Shawnee State Park on the opposite page. If you're looking to do some speed boating or lake cruising, you'll want to visit Raystown Lake.

Raystown Lake This is the largest man-made lake in Pennsylvania and it's at the northeastern edge of Bedford County and Huntingdon County. It has 110 miles of shoreline and 8,300 acres of water. The area surrounding the lake is undeveloped, offering beautiful scenery. The lake is created from the waters of the Raystown Branch of the Juniata River. Call 1-888-RAYSTOWN for more info when visiting this area.

Koon Lake and Lake Gordon These are two small sister lakes located in Cumberland Valley Township in Bedford County. With a combined 388 acres, they are owned by the Evitts Creek Water Company and supply water to the city of Cumberland, MD. Koon Lake (268 acres) and Lake Gordon (120 acres) is open to non-powered boats and electric motor powered boats, as well as shore fishing. The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission, Cumberland Maryland officials and local anglers, both Pennsylvania and Maryland, work together to provide this increased angling opportunity on Koon Lake and Gordon Lake. KIDS STUFF

The Critter Tour The Critter Tour is a great activity for a rain-free day. Deer, emu, bison and lots'a trout can keep the little ones interested for an hour or so. Two potential hazards to avoid: first, do not have a dog along with you. Notice the "dog-free" area at the deer farm. Second, watch the kids around the trout pools. In the history of the trout hatchery, only a few people have ever fallen into the pools. Don't make history.

The Tot Lot at the Green Dream Palace Playground Located on Cameron Ave. in the borough of Bedford, the first stages of this custom park are complete. Children ages 4-10 can enjoy slides and swings as well as and a Bedford themed play area. This park is ideal for children and families alike to spend time together. Conveniently located beside tennis courts, a baseball field, and basketball court, this facility can make for an afternoon of fun with the little ones. Expansion plans are in the works to accommodate older children in the future.

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Slinky Action Zone Did you know that the slinky was invented nearby? This isn't a museum about it, but a large kids play area that will entertain the little one's for hours. Bring along a book to read because your kids will probably want to stay longer than you will. Open Mon.-Thur. 11 a.m.-9 p.m.; Fri. 11 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sun 12-9 p.m.. Admission $5 ages 4-14; $3 ages 1-3 for the soft play area balls, tunnels and tubes. There's also a laser tag area, $5 admission. Food available. Located 35 minutes north of Bedford. Call 814-695- 1515 for directions.

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Down River 18/72 Pro Shop - Driving Range Rt 30 East of Everett Lessons - Putting Green Everett, PA 15537 Reservations Required (814) 652-5193

Blue Knob All Seasons Resort 9/36 Reservations Recommended Claysburg, PA 16625 (814) 239-5111

Bedford Elks 9/36 Lessons Rt 220 South of Bedford Bedford, PA 15522 (814) 623-9314

Bedford Springs Resort 18/72 Reservations Recommended Rt 220 South of Bedford - Pro Shop - Practice Green Bedford, PA 15522 - Lodging / Dining on Premises (814) 623-8700 (Historic hotel to re-open in 2007)

King Valley 18/72 Pro Shop - Driving Range - Putting Green - Located along Route 220, 15 minutes Reservations Recommended North of Bedford Imler, PA 16655 (814) 239-0199

Great Cove 18/71 Located about 20 minutes from Breezewood McConnelsburg, PA Reservations Required (717) 485-4157

Iron Masters 18/72 Located about 25 minutes north of Bedford Roaring Springs, PA Reservations Required (814) 224-2915 DallasFinchamTeam.com

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Blue Knob State Park is our "Big Mountain Park." 5,600 acres of woodland wilderness. Usually a few degrees cooler than the surrounding areas, due to the elevation ... 3146 at the peak. 17 miles of hiking trails, many also open for horseback riding. Swimming is open (weather permitting) at the swimming pool from 11am-7pm from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day. Some trails open for mountain biking. Chappel's Field Trail is a good challenge for beginners. More experienced riders find the Three Springs Trail a good intermediate ride. Expert riders find challenge in the Rock N' Ridge Trail and Mountain View Trail. They, of course, offer picnicking (pavilions can be reserved up to 11 months in advance for a fee). Unreserved pavilions also available on first come / first served basis. Also, 200 picnic tables are available throughout the park. Camping is available at the 42-tent and trailer sites open from the 2nd Friday in April through the 3rd Sunday in October. Snowmobile trails are open after hunting season is over, with 8 miles of trail / road. Expert Cross Country Skiing trails. Phone: (814) 276-3576 Driving Directions: From Bedford take I-99 / Route 220 north to Route 869 west (Osterburg exit). Take Route 869 west to Pavia. Follow signs from Pavia to the park.

Shawnee State Park Shawnee State Park is our "Small Lake Park" with 3900 acres surrounding a beautiful 451 acre lake. 15 miles of hiking trails, including the very pleasant "Lake Shore Trail." This 3.5 mile is a very easy walk through outdoor splendor. This trail is also a pleasant bike trail. Swimming along the sand and turf beach, with modern bathhouses, flush toilets & showers. Beach is open late May through mid September (8am-sunset). Lake fishing ... stocked with warm water game fish, including small-mouth and largemouth bass, northern pike, walleye, etc... ADA accessible fishing pier available. Non powered (and electric motor powered) boats can be launched from the 3 launching areas. 183 mooring spaces available (Must have State Park launching permit.) Boat rentals available during summer. Very easy cycling on the 3.5 mile Lake Shore Trail. Mountain Biking on the other park trails is of moderate difficulty. Camping available at 293 sites with picnic table and fire rings. 50 of these sites have electric hookups. Camping from April through late December. Picnicking pavilions that may be reserved for a fee. Also, unreserved pavilions for first come / first served. Snowmobile trails are open to registered snowmobiles on an 11 mile trail network. Sled riding near Picnic Area #2 is great. Ice fishing popular here. Be sure ice is at least 4 inches thick. Phone: (814) 733-4218 Driving Directions: From Bedford, take Route 30 west toward Schellsburg. 1 mile east of Schellsburg, is the main entrance to the park (on your left). There is also another entrance area off of route 96. Take Route 30 into Schellsburg. At the red light, turn south onto Route 96. The main office for the park is a mile south, on your left. Park.

Warriors Path State Park is a small park at the Northeastern corner of the county. 334 acres, good for picnicking and short hikes. Pavilions available. Day us only. Phone:(814) 658-3847 Driving Directions: Located about 40 minutes Northwest of Breezewood. From Breezewood take Route 30 west to Route 26 north. Take Route 26 north to Route 913 (Saxton). From Saxton take Warriors Path Park

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Buchanan State Forest Buchanan State Forest and Game Lands cover much of Bedford County. Trails and picnic pavilions Call the Bedford County Visitors Bureau for a map of this huge land area at 1-800-765-3331.

SKIING Blue Knob All Seasons Resort The highest skiable mountain in PA is right here in Bedford County. Blue Knob All Seasons Resort has 34 trails available and 3 lifts, a tubing park and snowboarding area. Blue Knob is located at the NW corner of Bedford County. From Bedford, take I-99 N (Rt. 220) to the Claysburg/King exit. Follow Bus. Rt. 220 N to Claysburg. Turn left at the traffic light onto Ski Gap Rd. and follow the signs. Call 814-239-5111 for more info. Located 25 minutes NW of Bedford.

Whitetail Mountain Resort Located about 50 minutes east of Breezewood, just south of Mercersburg. Take I-70 E into Maryland. Take MD Exit 18, then turn left off exit ramp. Go through the traffic light in Clear Spring, MD. Follow the snowflake and Whitetail signs 7 miles to the slopes.717-328-9400

Seven Springs Located an hour west of Bedford. Take Rt. 31 W toward Somerset. Approximately 7 miles after Somerset turn left at Pioneer Park. Follow that road approximately 4 miles. At the first stop sign turn right. Seven Springs will be 5 miles ahead on the left. 800-452-2223

CROSS COUNTRY SKIING... If cross country skiing is your thing, the golf course at Blue Knob Resort is a good spot for obstacle free cross country skiing in a mountain surrounding. For intermediate to expert cross county skiers try Blue Knob State Park. Challenging trails. 814-276-3576 For a nice 3.5 mile loop, try the Lake Shore Trail at Shawnee State Park. (10 ft wide path, also used for bikes, is kept free of obstacles.) Excellent scenery on an easy to ski trail. 814-733-4218

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