Relaxing or thrilling? It's up to you.
Take your time exploring one of the most beautiful stretches of the Great Allegheny Passage with this adventure getaway for two. Spend two nights in the Allegheny Trail House room of your choice, and leave the details to us! We’ll provide two bicycles, our delicious farm fresh breakfast to get you going each morning, and one day of shuttle service uphill to Meyersdale, Pa. – the “Maple City.” There you can spend the day discovering our neighboring trail town to the west and biking some of the most impressive features along the entire 150-mile trail, including the Salisbury Viaduct that towers above the Casselman River valley.
Heading the 16 miles back to Frostburg, you’ll ride “airborne” once again as you cross over Flaugherty Creek and surrounding woodlands along the Keystone Viaduct. Once you hit the Eastern Continental Divide near the Maryland border, it’s all downhill from there! Along the way you’ll travel 3,300 feet through the Big Savage Tunnel – perhaps the most thrilling trail feature of all!
Or, start from Allegheny Trail House and head to Cumberland for a downhill ride. Once you get to Cumberland you can park your bikes at Cumberland Trail Connection and explore the city. We will pick you up!
Forget your cares for just a while and take time for a little romance. Spend the night in the room of your choice, wrapped in our luxurious bathrobes, enjoying a cheese plate perfectly paired with a bottle of champagne and handmade truffles. We’ll even treat you to breakfast in bed!
For bike rental, repair or shuttle information please call Jason at Allegheny Bike House 240.522.7668.
“I cannot say enough good things about Allegheny Trail House. We were looking for a place that was small and safe to stay during these unprecedented times. We did a little research and came upon the trail house. We (my husband and I) are SO glad that we did! Jason, the innkeeper, was AMAZING! He chilled and talked with us and made us amazing custom breakfasts. We were the only guests there for two days and, on the last day, there were two other couples joining. They were kind and wonderful and it just was a perfect mix of atmosphere and people and VERY VERY clean. The home, itself, was built in 1865 (if I recall the plaque outside correctly) and was kept up impeccably! The artwork and furniture, etc. all suited the place very well and added to the relaxing feel of our time there, in general. 🙂 It was a very good deal, too! At only $95 a night for breakfast included, can't beat that! Thanks so much, again, Jason! We WILL be back. 5 stars! 5 5 5 5 5 5!!! :)”
