Trails are as old as life and a living being’s ability to move. Ants make trails from their hills to food and back. Things that eat ants make trails to find them. Things that eat things that eat ants make trails to find their food, and so the cycle goes on to apex predators - humans. Humans still…
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Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to celebrate love, and there’s no better backdrop for romance than the Raystown Lake Region. From scenic lakeside views to charming local eateries and unique activities, there’s something for every couple to enjoy. This year, with Valentine’s Day falling on a long…
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In the heart of Pennsylvania’s scenic Raystown Lake Region, tourism thrives not only because of its natural beauty and exciting attractions but also due to the tireless efforts of dedicated volunteers. From preserving trails and maintaining parks to organizing events and guiding visitors, these…
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In the heart of Pennsylvania’s Raystown Lake Region, where the line between history and legend blurs, eerie tales have passed through generations, growing more spine-chilling with each retelling. From the ghostly apparitions haunting the old Clifton 5 Theatre to the serpentine sightings of the…
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As the leaves begin to turn and the air takes on a crisp chill, the Raystown Lake Region comes alive with vibrant colors and seasonal festivities. Whether you're seeking outdoor adventure, family fun or a cozy escape, this bucket list will help you make the most of autumn in this picturesque area…
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When thinking of the Raystown Lake Region, many visitors might picture an abundance of outdoor recreation offerings like boating, hiking, or fishing. They might not envision the plethora of unique, hands-on creative experiences that await. Whether you’re a painter, musician, photographer, or writer…
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When it comes to campfire cooking, most people associate that with grilling or cast iron. These can be hard or costly, especially if you don’t know how to or own the equipment to do so. There is, however, a simpler and cheaper option to campfire cooking: foil pack meals. Foil packs are exactly…
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The only 62+ mile trail footrace in the region, the Ironstone 100K, is back for its third year on July 13th and 14th, 2024. Hosted by the Eastern States Trail Endurance-Alliance, Inc. and Allegheny Trailrunners, Inc., this challenging point-to-point ultramarathon traverses the rugged and scenic…
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The Raystown Lake Region is always a hotspot for those looking to celebrate the Fourth of July. There’s no need to worry about finding where all the fun is because we’ve got it all sorted for you. Check out a sample of what is going on around the region below or visit our Calendar of Events to see…
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The Raystown Lake you have come to know and love was not built in a day. Rather, it has been changing and evolving since its completion 50 years ago. The area has seen plenty of growth from its opening as just a dam to its current state with hydroelectric facilities, 11 boat launches, 14 playgrounds…
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