Monday, April 6th, 2009
Preparation is key for overnight bike camping along the Great Allegheny Passage, the longest multi-purpose rail-to-trail in the Eastern United States. Before you begin your journey, take note of some important tips that will safeguard your adventure.
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Budget-friendly family vacations have achieved high popularity during hard economic times. From whitewater rafting and horseback riding, to biking and hiking trails, the new travel buzzword “staycations” complements the accessible tourism activities in the Laurel Highlands.
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Visit the region’s wonderful sites for history, arts and culture. Enjoy museums, architectural masterpieces, musical and theatrical performances, battle reenactments and war history.
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Explore a vibrant shopping district in the charming town of Ligonier. Plan your visit to include a shopping trip around one of the town’s antique shows, craft fairs or other special events held throughout the year.
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There are activities for every season. Take advantage of rivers, hiking and biking trails, swimming areas, snowmobile and cross country skiing trails, fishing and hunting sites, birding areas and other natural wonders including waterfalls, rock formations and lush vegetation.
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Historic Ligonier is a charming town that features over 60 unique shops and eateries that entice weary city dwellers to take a step back in time and enjoy the town.
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There is so much to see and do! From the Steelers Training Camp, to a tasty tour at the Big Mac Museum, or a trip down the Antique Trail at Ligonier’s Antiques on the Diamond, the Laurel Highlands offers endless activities and adventures for the whole family to enjoy.
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Enjoy an enriching cultural experience by visiting the Laurel Highlands’ fine selection of art galleries and museums. Many of the buildings which hold the permanent collections and exhibitions are architectural masterpieces themselves.
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