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From Rt 220 traffic light, make a left and property is 50 yds on the left.

From Rt. 220 traffic light, make a right and property is 50 yds on the right.

I-76 West or East to exit 146 (old exit #11); at Rt 220 Traffic light make a right and property is 50 yds on the right.

I-76 East to Exit 146 (old exit #11); at Rt 220 Traffic light make a right and property is 50 yds on the right.

The Warehouse Bar and Club - At the Bedford Travelodge Open 1200pm to 200am everyday. A different brand of entertainment will be featured every evening. So stop wasting your time and feeling bored, visit the brand new Warehouse Bar and Club located at the Bedford Travelodge. Happy Hour everyday Open 7 days a week 814-623-7417.

Lakemont Park
Lincoln Caverns And Whisper Rocks - R.R. 1, Box 280, U.S. Route 22, Huntingdon PA, 16652 - 814-643-0268.
Lincoln Highway Driving Tour - The Lincoln Highway Route 30 was the countrys first coast-to coast road and it passes right through Bedford County. Some interesting old sites still exist here, including the Coffee Pot and an Art-Deco Gulf Station.
Old Bedford Village - 220 Saw Blade Road, Bedford, PA, 15522 - 814-623-1156 or 1-800-238-4347. www.oldbedfordvillage.org Cross the Claycomb covered bridge leading into the village where you will experience Pennsylvania life of long ago. Stroll at your leisure on your self guided tour, through picturesque Old Bedford Village, step inside the many old log cabins and shops, and see some of the trades which were commonly practiced in Bedford centuries ago.
Orchards - Commit drive-by fruiting with our Orchards brochure. It will help you plan a pleasant day of sight seeing and shopping for natural snacks grown in Bedford County.
Quecreek Mine Rescue Memorial - 9 for 9 ... All alive. A site dedicated to the miners that were rescued July 28, 2002. Narrative tours of the site have been offered.
Reunions - Bedford County is a natural meeting place for old friends, college roommates, Army buddies, etc. If you are meeting someone here, and you want a place where you can reminisce for hours consider the wonderful town of Bedford.
Slinky Action Zone - Did you know that the slinky was invented so nearby. This is not a museum about it...but a large kids play area that will entertain the little ones for hours.
Swigarts Auto Museum - Almost 200 vehicles on display, including Pierce-Arrow, Packard, Marmon, DuPont, Duesenberg, CordOpen, many pre-1914 cars and even two Tuckers.
The Pioneer Historic Library - Doing genealogical research. This library and the Court House should be your first stops. Many family histories are researched here and there are numerous files of previously completed research. They are located at the corner of John and Bedford Streets. 242 East John Street, Bedford, PA, 15522. 814-623-2011.
The Windber Coal Heritage Center - Offers displays and information about coal mining in PA.
Thrasher Carriage House - A top collection of horse drawn vehicles, representing all walks of life. From the milkman to the President of the United States.
Title Deed Historic Homes - Lesser known then Fallingwater, but visitors seem to enjoy it as much or more.
Western Scenic Maryland Railroad - 3 hour excursions, 32 miles on steam locomotive.
The Keystone Foundry - 35 minutes from Bedford. Route 915, 1/2 mile off Route 26, P.O. Box 12, Hopewell, PA 16650 814-928-5111. Opened in 1857, this site has been preserved just as it was left in 1935. The machines and tools offer a peek into our industrial history when this complex forged metal for the Huntingdon and Broad Top Railroad.
Johnstown Floyd Museum - 50 minutes from Bedford. The museum preserves the story of the 1889 flood in which 2209 people lost their lives and tens of thousand were left homeless. Call 814-539-1889.
Jimmy Stewart Museum - 90 minutes from Bedford. If you are a fan of Jimmy Stewart, this museum is for you. Stewart movies always playing and a great gift shop, especially Wonderful Life items.
Kentucky Knob - 90 minutes west of Bedford.

50 minutes from Bedford The museum preserves the story of the 1889 flood in which 2209 people lost their lives and tens of thousand were left homeless. Call 814-539-1889

90 minutes west of Bedford

Lesser known then Fallingwater, but visitors seem to enjoy it as much or more.

35 minutes from Bedford Route 915, 1/2 mile off Route 26, P.O. Box 12, Hopewell, PA 16650 814-928-5111 Opened in 1857, this site has been preserved just as it was left in 1935. The machines and tools offer a peek into our industrial history when this complex forged metal for the Huntingdon and Broad Top Railroad.

please see our "Sports/Recreation" page for more details

The Lincoln Highway (Route 30) was the country's first coast-to coast road and it passes right through Bedford County. Some interesting old sites still exist here, including the Coffee Pot and an Art-Deco Gulf Station.

R.R. # 1, Box 280, U.S. Route 22, Huntingdon PA, 16652 - 814-643-0268

220 Saw Blade Road, Bedford, PA, 15522 - 814-623-1156 or 1-800-238-4347. www.oldbedfordvillage.org Cross the Claycomb covered bridge leading into tbe village where you will experience Pennsylvania life of long ago. Stroll at your leisure on your self guided tour, through picturesque Old Bedford Village, step inside the many old log cabins and shops, and see some of the trades which were commonly practiced in Bedford centuries ago.

Commit drive-by fruiting with our "ORCHARDS" brochure. It'll help you plan a pleasant day of sight seeing and shopping for natural snacks grown in Bedford County.

Doing genealogical research? This library and the Court House should be your first stops. Many family histories are researched here and there are numerous files of previously completed research. They're located at the corner of John and Bedford Streets. 242 East John Street, Bedford, PA, 15522. 814-623-2011.

9 for 9 ... All alive!!! A site dedicated to the miners that were rescued July 28, 2002. Narrative tours of the site have been offered

Offers displays & information about coal mining in PA.

Bedford County is a natural meeting place for old friends, college roommates, Army buddies, etc.. If you're meeting someone here, and you want a place where you can reminisce for hours consider the wonderful town of Bedford.

Did you know that the slinky was invented so nearby? This isn't a museum about it...but a large kids play area that will entertain the little one's for hours.

Almost 200 vehicles on display, including Pierce-Arrow, Packard, Marmon, DuPont, Duesenberg, CordOpen, many pre-1914 cars and even two Tuckers.

a top collection of horse drawn vehicles, representing all walks of life. From the milkman to the President of the United States.

3 hour excursions (32 miles) on steam locomotive.

Banquet Facilities and Meeting Room that can accommodate up to 200 people for any occasion. Great for Parties, Wedding Receptions, Bowling Banquets, Anniversary Parties.

For more Information Call: 1-814-623-7417
or visit us at the Bedford Travelodge