Parks in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania

Greenwood Furnace State Park has hiking, rewarding wildlife watching and fishing. But the focus of its inte... More on LLBean.com

Being there had a calming effect and was very relaxing . More on Wildernet.com

A beautiful day use area, Whipple Dam State Park provides a delightful and quiet visit. The sandy beach on ... More on Epinions.com

Whipple Dam state park is definitely a place that I will be going back to the next time I need a quiet pl... More on Epinions.com

2 twisting slides, 2 peed slides, tube slide, heated swimming pool, and activity pool. More on About

This water is definitely family friendly-it has the kids section so they can splash around, and there is the adult stuff too, such as the slides and white water tube ride. More on igougo

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, ... More on AnglerWeb.com

'Raystown Lake' is a reservoir in Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania. The largest lake that is entirely within Pennsylvania, it was created by the United States Army Corps of Engineers around 1913 by... More on Wikipedia

The Horseshoe Curve is a 220-degree curve in Altoona to help trains get over a height difference while traveli ... More on PlanetWare

Dedicated to presenting quality choral repertoire to the local community. More on CentralPACVB.org

Lasertag!!! It's exciting for all ages!! What-A-Blast is the ultimate laser tag experience played in a 2400 sq/ft blacklight arena in downtown State College! Named the Best Amusement Place in Stat... More on Visitpennstate.org

Lasertag!!! It's exciting for all ages!! What-A-Blast is the ultimate laser tag experience played in a 2400 sq/ft blacklight arena in downtown State College! Named the Best Amusement Place in State... More on Visitpennstate.org