
The Underground Rail Road in Lancaster County, PA
Lancaster County abolitionists and their “safe houses” played a key role in the heritage of the Underground Railroad.
The Great Outdoors await in Lancaster. These towns and areas have a rich and vibrant history with tons of opportunity for outdoor adventure. Take an electric bike ride along the Northwest River Trail with Let's Roll in Columbia, explore the strip of restaurants and bars along the trail in Marietta, enjoy a peaceful hike in the Southern End's Nature Preserves. There's so much to explore so start planning your trip today!
Along the Susquehanna River, Columbia offers ice cream themed fun at Turkey Hill Experience, a look into the history of time at the National Watch & Clock Museum, and access to hiking, biking, and kayaking that rival some of the best in the Country. Stop by to experience this unique, historic town along the river. For a quick overview of the activities, trail information, and waterfront views, visit Columbia Crossings.
The historic town of Marietta is a must-visit destination because of their walkable streets, impressive architecture, and vibrant culinary scene. Pop into McCleary's Public House for a bite to eat and local brew in their lush atrium-like patio. For a finer dining experience, book a table at The Rail Road House Restaurant to experience a historic 1823 building. The Northwest River Trail also as a trail head in Marietta to start your walk, run, or biking adventure!
The Southern End of Lancaster County is full of rich history, farmland, hiking trails and tons of quaint little shops full of treasures. Enjoy visiting our vast area that includes Quarryville, the River Hills and the southernmost part of the county of Drumore and Peach Bottom.
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Things to Do
Dutch Wonderland
Opening day is April 5! Start planning your family trip to Dutch Wonderland today!
Cozy Accommodations
Osceola Mill House Bed and Breakfast
Formerly the Mill owners’ home in 1766, this boutique property offers cozy guest rooms, a hearty three-course breakfast, and a tranquil setting to rejuvenate your spirit.
Special Event
Rails & Ales
Don't miss Rails & Ales - a craft beer tasting event - at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania on Saturday, April 5!