Raystown Lake is a 29,000 acre project with 12 public access areas, a 8,000 acre lake, picnic areas, beaches, boat launches, campgrounds, trails, hunting, fishing, marina concession stands and is operated and maintained by the Army Corps of Engineers. 8.2 miles (Directions)

Juniata is much more than your typical college campus - it is an actively engaged community where individuals are encouraged to think independently, evolve individually and act globally. 4.7 miles (Directions)

The William E. Swigart Automobile Museum is dedicated to the preservation of the American automobile history. Their remarkable collections have existed for more than 85 years, beginning as a private passion of our founder W. Emmert Swigart. .1 miles

Discovered in May 1930 these crystal caverns attract viewers from all over; a wide variety of speleothems (cave formations), including delicate crystals, sparkling stalactites, and massive flowstones, await around every turn. 8.3 miles

There are thrills and excitement for everyone at WildRiver Waterpark. The park features two, 380 foot twisting slides, the White Water Innertube Ride, the Atomic Blaster, heated swimming pool and the Children's Splash and Play Pool.

Located a foothill of Tussey Mountain, part of the Allegheny Front. It is a horizontal karst cave made up of Ordovician limestone deposited roughly 405 million years ago. 22.11 miles

At the northern end of Raystown Lake is Seven Points Marina, the largest marina in Pennsylvania having dockage for 946 boats. The marina is homeport for the large cruise boat "Princess". Situated in the hub of recreational activities ranging from picnic areas to a beach, marina and restaurants. 18.64 miles

The resort's full-service Marina is one of Pennsylvania's largest, with all of the conveniences boating and fishing enthusiast’s dream of. They offer Raystown Lake's boat rental fleet with Jon fishing boats, Pontoon boats, Canoes, and even Houseboats. 25.84 miles

30+ miles of multi-use trails designed by mountain bikers and built by the Friends of Raystown Lake volunteers and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Called "A roller coaster on 2 wheels" by some, the trails are designed for everyone with loops rated "easiest" to "most difficult" in the system. 18.2 miles

The zip line experience is one you won't soon forget and one that you'll want to repeat again and again. Walk a short distance to the take off point, take the shuttle, or begin by testing your mettle on the first and most gentle ride, which eases you into the experience and zips you near to the take off area for the other 3 zip rides. 27.93 miles

One of the most tradition-rich and storied college football programs in the United States, competing in the NCAA Division, Football Bowl Subdivision, and the Big Ten Conference. 36.33 miles

Minor league baseball team based in Altoona, Pennsylvania, named after nearby Horseshoe Curve. The team, which plays in the Eastern League, is the Double-A affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates major-league club. The Curve plays in Blair County Ballpark, located in Altoona; it was opened in 1999 and seats 7,210 fans. 33.64 miles

Home of the Pittsburgh Pirates short-season class-A affiliate. The Spikes host 38 games per summer at Medlar Field at Lubrano Park of University Park, Pennsylvania; the stadium seats 5,406 fans and accommodates 6,000. 33.8 miles

Nestled in the Allegheny Mountains of Central Pennsylvania, DelGrosso’s Amusement Park has been providing fun, food and memories for over six decades. A modern family fun facility including more than 30 rides, an extensive water park, go-karts, a beautiful miniature golf course and America’s Best Amusement Park food. 27.89 miles

Located at one of the highest elevations in Pennsylvania, Majestic World Lodge and Retreat is a unique and scenic destination near Blue Knob, PA. Ideal for tranquil getaways, reunions, meetings, weddings, fishing, and hunting, the beauty of the grounds and surroundings is not to be missed. Majestic offers Elk, Red Stag, Buffalo, Whitetail, and Fallow deer for a one-of-a-kind hunting experience that will make memories to last a lifetime. 53 miles

In 1885, Penn's Cave was opened as a commercial show cavern. America's only all-water cavern and wildlife park are nestled in Central Pennsylvania's scenic Penn State Country. 47.5 miles

Created in 1936 as a means of transportation to work for the miners high up on the mountain. There are actually 1,043 steps in the Thousand Steps Trail; enjoy hiking up and around the mountain which is almost 800 ft in height. 6 miles

A beautiful and well-maintained 17-mile nearly level recreational Rail-Trail that follows the scenic Frankstown Branch of the Juniata River between Canoe Creek in Blair county and Alexandria in Huntingdon County. Enjoy hiking, biking, jogging, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, and bird-watching on this well-developed scenic trail. 17.85 miles

This state forest resides within the counties of Huntingdon, Mifflin, and Centre. Known mostly for its "Seven Mountains," the Rothrock State Forest holds a lot of history, beauty, as well as many trails. The best known trail is the Mid State Trail that runs the length of Rothrock but there are many more trails to be found within its borders. 26 miles

With Rentals, Sales, Shuttles, and Guide Service for paddling, riding, and hiking, they are the area headquarters for all forms of adventure. 5.23 miles

The 256-acre Whipple Dam State Park is a delightful and quiet place to visit. The lake is the perfect place to indulge in a refreshing dip, bird watch or just relax. The beautiful day use area is wonderful for a picnic or hike. 24.2 miles

"The Big Valley" is a virtually "untouched" look at rural Amish and Mennonite life. A drive through the valley located between Huntingdon, Lewistown, and State College also provides an opportunity to view scenic Seven Mountains. The area offers shops, restaurants and antique stores, many open daily. 10.74 miles

Old Bedford Village offers a rich variety of educational and entertainment activities. Visitors of all ages will enjoy their military and civilian re-enactments, colonial crafts, exhibits and instructions, festivals, murder/mystery evenings, old fashioned Christmas celebrations and more. 31.9 miles

The original Fort Roberdeau was constructed during the American Revolution. It was built to protect the workers who were trying to open a lead mine and operate a smelter in Central Pennsylvania. 24.73 miles

Take a trip back to the early 1900's when steam ruled the rails. Hear the whistles blow as the train makes its way down the track where coal was once king. With its truly unique shop complex, over-100-year-old station, and early 1900's equipment, the East Broad Top Railroad is a must-see for any family or railroad enthusiast. 18.53 miles

Home to over 35,000 antiques and collectibles gathered through the years by Huntingdon businessman J. Melvin Isett and his family. 6.8 miles

Features restored trolleys, dating from the 1890s, providing scenic excursions.18.53 miles

Built around 1900, The Huntingdon Cinema Clifton 5 features current movies on five screens in Historic Downtown Huntingdon. 5.1 miles

Perched atop Pennsylvania's second-highest mountain, offers skiing, snowboarding, cross country ski trails, ice skating, sleigh rides, ski and snowboard rentals, ski school, snowboard lessons, and real estate development. 49.8 miles