Visit Colonel Washington's Office in Winchester, VA, used from September, 1755 through December, 1756 while Fort Loudoun was being built.  A real gem!

Visit an important link in the chain of Forts on the Virginia frontier during the French & Indian War.

Visit a great museum about all things Bedford.

Visit a colossal stone French & Indian war fort located in Big Pool, Maryland.

On your way through Cumberland, check out the Allegany Museum right off I-68.  So much happened in this town, you'll just have to stop in and see!

This French & Indian war fort has an excellent museum with priceless collections.  A must see.

Visit Colonel Washington's Office in Winchester, VA, used from September, 1755 through December, 1756 while Fort Loudoun was being built.  A real gem!

Visit an important link in the chain of Forts on the Virginia frontier during the French & Indian War.

Visit a great museum about all things Bedford.

Visit a colossal stone French & Indian war fort located in Big Pool, Maryland.

On your way through Cumberland, check out the Allegany Museum right off I-68.  So much happened in this town, you'll just have to stop in and see!

This French & Indian war fort has an excellent museum with priceless collections.  A must see.

Historical French & Indian War Re-enactment Group.

Preserving and interpreting the Colonial history of Virginia's Frontier.

Beautiful train ride through the Trough, where you're sure to see bald eagles.

Journey Back Through Time.  Leaving Cumberland, the route travels west through a breach in the Allegheny Mountains over an iron truss bridge, around Helmstetter’s Horseshoe Curve and through the 914 foot Brush Tunnel under Piney Mountain.

Stop by the visitor's center to discover how the canal became a super-highway for goods and raw materials between Washington, DC and the west.  Hikers and cyclists love the towpath trail which leads from Washington to Cumberland, then on to Pittsburgh via the Great Allegheny Passage Trail.

Beautiful train ride through the Trough, where you're sure to see bald eagles.

Journey Back Through Time.  Leaving Cumberland, the route travels west through a breach in the Allegheny Mountains over an iron truss bridge, around Helmstetter’s Horseshoe Curve and through the 914 foot Brush Tunnel under Piney Mountain.

Stop by the visitor's center to discover how the canal became a super-highway for goods and raw materials between Washington, DC and the west.  Hikers and cyclists love the towpath trail which leads from Washington to Cumberland, then on to Pittsburgh via the Great Allegheny Passage Trail.

Great casual Italian food.  Huge portions, low prices.  Located in Keyser, WV.

Ribs and Seafood, conveniently located off I-68 in Cumberland, MD.

Wonderful New York style Italian Restaurant.  High end, reasonably priced, fabulous atmosphere.

The Fairfield is conveniently located just off I-68 in Cumberland, MD.

New Comfort Inn in LaVale, MD.

An 1840 Federal style Inn, located in the heart of Cumberland, MD.