Things To Do
in Cumberland

Explore scenic trails in the Cumberland area, such as those at Cumberland Mountain State Park or along the Cumberland Trail.

Enjoy angling for a variety of fish species in the local rivers, streams, and lakes, such as the Caney Fork River and Center Hill Lake.

Pitch a tent or park an RV at one of the many campgrounds in the Cumberland region, providing opportunities for outdoor adventure and relaxation.

Take to the waters for boating, kayaking, or canoeing on the numerous lakes and rivers in and around Cumberland, offering picturesque views and serene settings.

Embark on exhilarating rock climbing or bouldering excursions in the surrounding cliffs and rock formations, providing challenges for climbers of varying skill levels.

Engage in birding activities to observe the diverse avian species that inhabit the Cumberland area, including the chance to spot rare or migratory birds.

A scenic trail that stretches 150 miles, perfect for hiking, biking, and enjoying the beautiful landscape of the Allegheny Mountains.

Offers a variety of hiking trails with historic significance and stunning views of the surrounding valleys and mountains.

A challenging 59-mile trail that takes you through diverse landscapes, including forests, streams, and stunning vistas.

A popular trail with a moderate difficulty level, featuring panoramic views of Harpers Ferry and the Potomac River.

Home to several hiking trails that wind through lush forests and past beautiful waterfalls, ideal for family outings.

Features a variety of trails around Lake Habeeb, offering peaceful scenery and a chance to see wildlife.

Located approximately 70 miles west of Cumberland, it is the major airport serving the Pittsburgh area and offers international flights.

Situated about 110 miles east of Cumberland, this airport serves the Baltimore and Washington D.C. metropolitan areas with a variety of international flights.

Located around 125 miles southeast of Cumberland, this major airport services the Washington D.C. area, offering numerous international destinations.

Approximately 150 miles south of Cumberland, this airport is a major hub for domestic and international flights.

Located about 140 miles northeast of Cumberland, it serves the Philadelphia area with extensive international flight options.

The largest demographic group in Cumberland, consisting primarily of individuals identifying as non-Hispanic White.

The second largest demographic group, including individuals of African descent.

This group includes individuals of Hispanic or Latino origin, encompassing various ethnic backgrounds.

A smaller demographic group representing individuals of Asian descent.

Individuals who identify with two or more racial groups, reflecting increasing diversity.

This group includes individuals identifying as Native American or Alaskan Native.

A smaller demographic group representing individuals from the Pacific Islands.

A popular team sport where two teams compete to score points by advancing a ball into the opposing team's end zone.

A widely played sport where two teams attempt to score by shooting a ball through the opponent's hoop.

An increasingly popular sport where teams of eleven players aim to score goals by getting a ball into the opposing team's net.

A classic American pastime that involves hitting a pitched ball and running around a diamond-shaped field.

A combat sport that involves grappling techniques, where participants try to gain control over their opponents.

An athletics event that includes running, jumping, and throwing disciplines, popular in schools and colleges.

A fast-paced team sport played on ice, where players use sticks to hit a puck into the opposing team's goal.

A team sport played with a small rubber ball and a long-handled stick called a crosse, gaining popularity in recent years.