Embark on an unforgettable day trip through the heart of Pennsylvania as the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor guides you through six unique counties—each offering a blend of history, culture, and scenic charm along the storied 200‑mile stretch of historic Route 30. These itineraries are perfect for curious travelers looking to experience local heritage on a memorable day‑long drive.

1. Fulton County
Dubbed "The Best Kept Secret in Pennsylvania," Fulton County invites visitors to slow down and experience its peaceful, agricultural landscape. The driving tour stretches about 40 miles and takes 3–6 hours, depending on stops. Traverse rolling farmlands and immerse yourself in a serene rural heritage.

2. Franklin County
This itinerary captures 250 years of history, culture, and scenic beauty along Route 30. Expect a journey of roughly 45 miles that takes 6–8 hours—ideal for history buffs and those seeking immersive storytelling in a picturesque setting.

3. Somerset County
Climbing through the Allegheny Mountains on the Laurel Ridge, this route spans 25 miles and lasts 4–6 hours. It’s a nature lover’s delight, offering winding roads, lush woodlands, and a taste of rugged Appalachian beauty.

4. Bedford County
Begin your journey in western Bedford County and wind eastward for about 45 miles, taking 4–8 hours. Route highlights include:

• Grand View Point, former site of the Ship Hotel with sweeping vistas of three states and seven counties

• Old Shot Factory, a Revolutionary War relic

• Bison Corral, complete with mural art beside roaming bison

• Remnants of the Shawnee Cabins Tourist Camp

• The enduring Lincoln Highway Farm, in the same family for over 150 years

5. Adams County
This tour covers approximately 40 miles and takes 4–8 hours. It’s rich with:

• Historic inns and restaurants

• Covered bridges

• Civil War landmarks

• Beautiful historic churches

A must for lovers of heritage and architecture.

6. Westmoreland County
With a 45-mile journey taking 6–8 hours, this itinerary offers a diverse mix of attractions—from art museums and historical sites to scenic parks and local icons—perfect for travelers who enjoy both culture and the great outdoors. The route stretches from Irwin to Laurel Mountain.

Plan Your Journey
Each county’s one‑day itinerary is designed to highlight distinct landscapes, local stories, and historic surprises—making them perfect solo adventures or group outings for history lovers, art fans, and road‑trip enthusiasts alike.

Ready to hit the road?
Visit our website to view all six itineraries and start planning your Lincoln Highway getaway today:
 lhlc.org/one-day-itineraries-along-the-corridor