The Raystown Lake Region is home to rich agricultural diversity. Each year, the Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau works with local farms to organize “Farm Tour Fridays”, giving farmers the opportunity to share their passions with the general public. Agriculture is a wonderful outlet that deserves to…
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The nation's camping community continues to expand, according to research from the camping search and review app The Dyrt. While camping has remained one of the most popular - and economical - ways to appreciate nature and the great outdoors, it can also be daunting. Why not help make your next…
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The Raystown Lake Region remains a popular Fourth of July getaway. Last year brought in 58,000 visitors from all over the world! Instead of stressing over finding last-minute festivities, spend the holiday dining, shopping and viewing fireworks throughout the region. Check out the curated events…
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From flying saucers to lakeview dining, the Raystown Lake Region is moving full steam ahead with new things to do! Easier access to visitor information After nearly 15 years of dreaming, the Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau finally cut the ribbon last month on a second visitor center location on…
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Take advantage of National Plan Vacation Day The Raystown Lake Region is a destination spot that will satisfy everyone in your group. With a variety of places to see and things to do, planning your trip in advance is a good idea. January 31st is National Plan Vacation day and we’re here to give you…
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The regulations in communications with Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau via social media platforms. Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau embraces the use of social media and acknowledges the rights individuals have to participate in such communications. HCVB’s goal through social media outlets is to…
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Rainy day things to do in the region On rainy days at Raystown Lake, visitors can still have buckets of fun with dry, lake-alternative activities that offer long-lasting memories and well-nourished bellies during downpours. In fact, as singer and songwriter Luke Bryan points out, “Rain is a Good…
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Raystown Lake Region Overlooks At 32 miles long with 118 miles of unspoiled shoreline, Raystown Lake makes the perfect vacation destination for the entire family. Breathtaking overlook points are located up and down the entire lake, so no matter where you find yourself in the region, chances are…
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Survival tips and tools to help you master your next outdoor adventure I can still hear it now … the sounds of my family preparing for our annual camping trip. There’s the silky rustle of fabric as I excitedly shove my sleeping bag into its sac … the click-clack of tent poles as my mom looks over…
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History of manufacturing, tourism showcases region's resilience From the late 1700s to the mid-1900s, the Industrial Revolution was in full swing and many new manufacturing processes took shape. America was ravenous for iron, then for steel, and the rich resources found in the hills and valleys of…
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