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• Rich Arts and History Scene: Immerse yourself in local arts and culture with the Capitol Theatre, Heritage Center, Memorial Square and the Old Jail, offering captivating experiences.
• Authentic Culinary Delights: Downtown is a treasure trove of charming restaurants, coffee shops, wine shops and brew pubs, offering unique dining experiences.

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• Scenic Beauty and Recreational Activities: Explore Franklin County's picturesque countryside, mountains and lakes, offering activities such as quality golf courses, theater, music, skiing and fishing.
• Pick Health: Located in the heart of America's fruit orchards, our region provides access to fresh local produce, including peaches and apples.

Diverse Education Opportunities:

• Chambersburg and the surrounding areas offer public, private and higher education options, including the Chambersburg Area School District and nearby colleges like Wilson College, Shippensburg University, Gettysburg College, Mount St. Mary's University and Penn State University Mont Alto.

Centrally Located:

• Chambersburg provides easy access to major metropolitan areas with Baltimore and Washington, D.C., just 90 minutes away, and Philadelphia and Pittsburgh within a three-hour drive.

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Gettysburg is best known for its historic Civil War battle, but it also holds an inherent natural beauty. Located in Adams County, in the heart of Central Pennsylvania, you’ll find mountains, lakes and picturesque countryside coupled with theater, history, music, skiing, fishing and much more. Adams County merges the best of small-town friendliness with easy access to metropolitan areas.

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Tour the scenic roads throughout Adams County and nearby Maryland and discover history, wineries, farms, arts and family fun. Just a short drive from Gettysburg is 3,500-acre Codorus State Park, perfect for hiking, biking and camping, and Cunningham Falls State Park, a peaceful oasis in the mountains with lakes and waterfalls. Join the Adams County Pour Tour to sample craft brews at tasting stops in Gettysburg and throughout the countryside.

Education
A wide range of public, private and higher education opportunities is available in Gettysburg and the surrounding areas. The Gettysburg School District operates three elementary schools, one middle school and Gettysburg Area High School. Nearby colleges include Gettysburg College, Mount St. Mary’s University, Penn State University, Wilson College, Messiah College and Dickinson College.

Centrally Located
Gettysburg provides easy access to numerous metropolitan areas, including just 90 minutes to Baltimore and Washington, D.C., and convenient access to Harrisburg International Airport and Baltimore-Washington International Airport.

Every season in Franklin County is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream. From skiing to hiking, biking, kayaking and golfing, Franklin County has it all. Acres of state parks and miles of trails, including the Appalachian Trail, lead to breathtaking vistas. Explore historic forts and Civil War sites. A popular trail is also the Franklin County Pour Trail, highlighting locally crafted beer and wine. Experience art galleries, farmers markets, downtown events and unique restaurants.

Education
The Waynesboro Area School District comprises 4 elementary schools, the Waynesboro Area Middle School and Waynesboro Area Senior High School. Public and private colleges in the area include Shippensburg University, Penn State Mont Alto, University of Maryland, Wilson College, Kaplan University – Hagerstown and Hagerstown Community College.

Centrally Located
Waynesboro provides easy access to numerous metropolitan areas, including Baltimore (1.5 hours), Washington, D.C. (1.5 hours), Philadelphia (3 hours) and New York City (4.5 hours).

Nestled in the Susquehanna River Valley of Central Pennsylvania, York County offers outdoor adventures, historical attractions, top-notch restaurants, excellent schools and a low cost of living. Rolling hills and a picturesque river pair perfectly with bustling central downtown York City. Outdoor activities nearby include golf, fishing, skiing and hiking. Spend an evening at the York Revolution ballpark, enjoy the largest county park system in the state, and hike or bike York’s Heritage Rail Trail. Enjoy a night at the Appell Center for the Performing Arts or the York Symphony, after visiting our farmers markets and nearby wineries and breweries.

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Indulge in a sweet chocolate adventure at nearby Hershey’s® Chocolate World, spend the day riding thrilling roller coasters at Hersheypark® and stay to enjoy a concert at Hersheypark® Stadium. Visit downtown Lancaster, Pennsylvania, just a short drive away, for award-winning restaurants, coffee shops and a thriving art scene.

Education
A wide range of public, private and higher education opportunities is available in York County and the surrounding areas.

Centrally Located
York provides easy access to numerous metropolitan areas. U.S. Interstates 81, 78 and 76 (the PA Turnpike) provide easy access to Baltimore (1 hour), Philadelphia (2 hours), Washington, D.C. (2 hours) and New York City (3.5 hours).

The surrounding countryside of Lancaster County blends with the ambiance of the historic district of Ephrata Borough to create a unique small-town destination. Ephrata’s historic buildings and sites include the Ephrata Cloister, a national landmark founded in the 1700s. In addition to small-town charm, there is an abundance of recreation facilities, including a playhouse, community pool and many parks.

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Ephrata’s charming main street of restaurants and shops joins with the picture-perfect town of Lititz, Pennsylvania, via the 7.1-mile Warwick-to-Ephrata Rail Trail, popular with cyclists and walkers. Ephrata is just a short drive to downtown Lancaster, providing award-winning dining, breweries, quaint coffee shops, a vibrant art scene, historic markets, Minor League Baseball and more.

Education
The Ephrata Area School District offers both public and private school choices, including four elementary schools, an intermediate school, middle school and high school.

Centrally Located
Ephrata provides easy access to numerous metropolitan areas. U.S. Interstates 81, 78 and 76 (the PA Turnpike) traverse the county, providing easy access to Baltimore (1.5 hours), Philadelphia (1.5 hours), New York City (3 hours) and Washington, D.C. (3.5 hours).

The Lebanon Valley is nestled in the pastoral surroundings of Central Pennsylvania. As part of Pennsylvania Dutch Country, the Lebanon Valley is known for its heritage and charm, including unparalleled countryside views. Boasting rural beauty, big-city accessibility and a rich culture, the area offers a quality of life that is the envy of many communities.

Surrounding Area
There’s always something happening within Lebanon and the surrounding area. Nearby Hershey, less than a 30-minute drive, is home to thrilling attractions, premier dining, spas, shopping, golf and, of course, Hershey’s chocolate. The area is known for a number of great hiking and cycling trails. The cities of Lancaster, Reading and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania’s state capital, are all also within 30 miles of Lebanon, providing award-winning dining, quaint coffee shops, outdoor music and art festivals, theaters, galleries, unique shops and historic markets filled with small-town charm.

Education
There are six public school systems and many private schools in the area, as well as approximately 40 four-year colleges and universities, including Lebanon Valley College, one of U.S. News & World Report’s “100 Best Colleges.”

Centrally Located
Lebanon provides easy access to numerous metropolitan areas. U.S. Interstates 81, 78 and 76 (the PA Turnpike) traverse the county, providing easy access to Baltimore (2 hours), Philadelphia (2 hours), New York City (3 hours) and Washington, D.C. (3.5 hours).