Significant progress has been made in containing the wildfires that have burned 2,718 in Michaux State Forest. Both fires are largely under control. Thompson Hollow Road from Shippensburg Road to Whitmer Road and Three Turn Road from Thompson Hollow Road to Ridge Road are closed. All other roads previously closed have reopened.
For those seeking a relaxing day away, there is a diverse collection of shops and restaurants in Carlisle that have banded together to create a unique experience for visitors to browse and collect treasures from the Valley—including funky gift shops, eclectic dining, art galleries and a range of antiques.
If you and the family are outdoor enthusiasts you'll appreciate the easily accessible Appalachian Trail and biking, hiking, beaches and more at nearby state parks. Bring your bike and take advantage of the town’s bike-friendly lanes.
History buffs will want to dive into the past at the U.S. Army Heritage & Education Center, the Cumberland County Historical Society and with a collection of self-guided walking tours that explain the architecture and unique stories that only happened in Carlisle.
From sweet and savory to hot and spicy, downtown Carlisle restaurants offer a wide range of eclectic cuisines to please every palate. Here are some must-try menu suggestions to help you begin your culinary journey....
The historic town of Carlisle is noted for its restored architecture and tree-lined streets–once graced by George Washington, Molly Pitcher, and other iconic figures from early America. Recently voted as the...
In spring 2022, Carlisle was one of 20 nominees in USA Today’s 10 Best Historic Small Towns. All nominees have small populations of less than 25,000 but are rich in fascinating history. Thanks to...
From sweet and savory to hot and spicy, downtown Carlisle restaurants offer a wide range of eclectic cuisines to please every palate. Here are some must-try menu suggestions to help you begin your culinary journey....
The historic town of Carlisle is noted for its restored architecture and tree-lined streets–once graced by George Washington, Molly Pitcher, and other iconic figures from early America. Recently voted as the...
