Carlisle Events Car Shows take place here from April through October. Their ten world-renowned car shows attract more than 500,000 to the Carlisle Fairgrounds each year. Attend a specialty show like Bike Fest or the Truck Show, or visit the large collector shows that offer over 8,000 vendor spaces.
Explore Cumberland Valley's natural treas- ures and beauty with an experienced guide on a hiking or backpacking trip. Penn Trails’ Guided Hiking Trips provide a wide range of trails related to education, training and recreation programs, including Crew Leader and Trail Crew training pro- grams, Wilderness and Remote First Aid training/certification, CPR and AED certifi- cations, backpacking and hiking and more for individuals, small groups or entire organizations.
Central Pennsylvania
www.visitpennstate.org
State College is home to Penn State University, award-winning hotels, meeting and conference centers, and it boasts one of the largest adventure-based team build- ing courses on the East Coast.
Within a short distance of Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New York City, Washington, DC and Baltimore, State College offers exciting nightlife, theater, historic towns, museums, attractions and concerts. In addition, it is home to plenty of recreation- al opportunities, including cycling and run- ning trails, golf, fishing, kayaking and more.
In addition, University Park Airport offers commercial flights daily and is less than 10 minutes away from State College.
Places to Meet
The Penn Stater is the area’s largest, most flexible and technologically sophisticated conference center hotel, boasting 58,000 square feet of meeting and function space and 300 guestrooms.
The Nittany Lion Inn is rated one of the top meeting facilities on the East Coast. State College hosts many opportunities to hit
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The Penn Stater is the area’s largest, most flexible and technologically sophisticated conference center hotel, boasting 58,000 square feet of meeting and function space and 300 guestrooms.
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