Drop Bags
These answers relate only to those riding the Full-130 or Plenty-97 routes. No other routes have a drop bag spot and SlumberPArty Riders will have different bag limits.

• Riders are allowed 1 drop bag or cooler which will be taken to Poe Paddy State Park
• We will only accept 3 Types of drop bags:
  • 20 x 18 drawstring bag/pack (provided at registration or similar)
  • 18 x 12 soft-sided cooler
  • 1-quart ziplock bag
• All drop bags must have your bib number and last name on the bag (tag provided or use a Sharpie)
• WE WILL NOT ACCEPT:
  • bags that have an open-top
  • plastic shopping bags
  • paper bags
  • more than one bag
  • oversized bags
• Bags must be dropped to the Miller Center on Sunday between 6:30-9:00am
  • Bags will not be accepted Saturday
• All bags will be returned to the Miller Center (see location on map in Racer Bible) by 4:30pm
• Bags will be available until 10:00pm Monday to retrieve.
• Unclaimed items can be returned to a rider if:
  • Pick up no later than 10/16
  • They are requested by email no later than 10/14 and provide shipping costs via Venmo (email us for details)
• All unclaimed items will be donated

Lost and Found/Clothes Drop

• Each Aid Station will have a lost and found/clothes drop box
• If you desire to drop arm warmers or jackets during the race you may do so in this clearly labeled box
• The box will be returned to the drop bag collection area when the aid station closes and be available until 2 pm on Monday
• The same rules apply for non-collected items as for Drop Bags

E-Bike Policy

• E-bikes are prohibited in the Big Lick 200, the Race for Whoopie Pies, and the Choose-Your-Own-Adventure routes (130, 101, 97, or 70 miles).
• E-bikes are permitted in the Plenty-50, Burly-30, or Saturday's FUNpaved rides with the following conditions:
  • bikes must be pedal assist
  • you must maintain a 20 mph or less speed limit while on course
  • you must disclose that you will be riding an E-bike during registration or at packet pick up
• E-bike riders will not receive segment times
• E-bikes will be flagged on results

Race for Whoopie Pies

• Full-130 mile route with 4 timed segments
  • $189 until May 31
  • $219 until September 13
  • $249 until October 8
• Big Lick-200 mile route that starts at 4:00pm on Saturday afternoon and goes through the night
  • $199

Ride at Pierogi Pace

• Choose-Your-Own unPAved Adventure anywhere from 50-130 miles
  • $139 until May 31
  • $159 until September 13
  • $199 until October 8
    
• SlumberPArty:
  • $229 until May 31
  • $279 until September 30

Start/Finish in Mifflinburg

• Rusty-70 miles
  • $99 until May 31
  • $119 until September 13
  • $129 until October 10 
• Rail-40 miles 
  • $79 until May 31
  • $89 until September 13
  • $99 until October 10

Registration: bikereg.com/unpaved-of-the-susquehanna-river-valley

Friday

• PREpaved (this is the 2025 schedule and will be dialed in this summer)
  
  • 4:30-6:30pm: Tastings at Bison Beverage
  • 5:30-6:30pm: Downtown Slow Roll with Lauf Cycles
    • Meet at Hufnagle Park and go on a slow roll through historic downtown Lewisburg
    • Any one, and any bike, is welcome!
  • 6:30-9:00pm: Pub Crawl featuring New Trail Brewing
    • The bars & restaurants in downtown Lewisburg are open, and it’s a great place to fuel up and unwind during the pub crawl. Visit at least 2 of these venues for a chance to win prizes:
      • 101 Market
      • Brasserie Louis
      • Hungry Run
      • Brendan's Tavern
      • Bull Run Tap Room
      • Barrel on Market (formerly Civil War Cider) 
      • Jackass Brewering 
      • Fairfield Inn
    • Bike Valet at Hufnagle Park from Lewisburg Neighborhoods
  • 7:30-9:00pm: Game Night at the Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Lewisburg
    • We're taking over the hotel bar for gathering and good times!

Saturday

• Lewisburg Fall Festival
  • 10:00 am-5:00 pm in downtown Lewisburg with food & drink, live music, a bike rodeo & more kids’ activities including a Woolly Worm petting zoo, the Woolly Worm Winter Prognostication (like the groundhog, but fuzzier), sponsors, bike vendors, crafters and more!
  • Located in the Hufnalge Park and along Market Street
  • unPAved Row is on 6th St adjacent to the Bull Run Taphouse
• unPAved Rider Sign-In and Rider Meetings
  • 10:00am-11:30am Equipment drop for SlumberPArty riders at Miller Center Loading Dock
  • 9:00am-11:00am FUNPAved Swag Bag Pick Up at unPAved Row of the Lewisburg Fall Festival
  • 10:00am–4:00pm and Swag Bag Pickup at unPAved Row of the Lewisburg Fall Festival
  • 10:00am-11:30am unPAved-SlumberPArty riders sign-in
  • 11:30am & 3:30pm Rider Meetings and Q&A Sessions
• SlumberPArty Ride
  • 10:00am-Noon: SlumberPArty start at your leisure from the Miller Center
  • 11:00am: Last gear drop at the Miller Center loading dock
  • 10:00am-11:30am unPAved-SlumberPArty riders sign-in at Lewisburg Fall Festival
  • Noon: Ceremonial Start at the Lewisburg Fall Festival
• Big Lick-200
  • 4:00pm: Ceremony and Start at the Lewisburg Fall Festival
• FUNpaved Rides
  • 10:30am: Historic Mill Tour – Visit some history of central PA – 30 Miles. Limited to 40 people.
  • 11:00am: Rail Trail Ice Cream Ride – an easy Rail Trail ride to a creamery for Ice Cream treats, and back. 20 Miles that starts at the Miller Center. Perfect for families! Limited to 20 people.
• unPAved Film Festival
  • Short cycling films and fun videos that feature "A Passion for Gravel"
  • Q&A with the riders and guest speakers
  • Free beer (21 and over), cold beverages, and snacks
  • 5:30-8:00pm in the Campus Theatre
  • Tickets: $10
    • Available under "Saturday Activities" on our registration page
    • Available at the door

Sunday

• unPAved of the Susquehanna River Valley
  • The Lewisburg YMCA at the Miller Center (120 Hardwood Dr.)
  • There is plenty of parking around the venue and plenty of porta-johns!
• DAY-OF PACKET PICKUP
  • 6:00-8:30am: at the Miller Center
  • 6:00-9:00am: Coffee and breakfast vendors open
• START TIMES
  • The following times are recommended starting windows. The maximum time on the course allowed is 13 hours (see rules and race bible for course section cutoffs)
  • Here are some considerations when choosing the time you roll out:
    • Full-130 racers and riders: 6:30-8:30am 
    • Choose-Your-Own Adventure riders (50,70, or 101 miles): 7:00-9:00am
      • Proper-50 riders should start between 8:00-9:00am 
    • Rusty-70 and Rail-40 riders: Mass-Start at 10:00am
      • These routes start & finish in Mifflinburg (15 minute drive from Lewisburg)
  • The starting line at the Miller Center will not be active before 6:30am and will be removed at 9:00am. 
• LIGHTS ON
  • 6:30-7:30am: If you start before 7:30am you will need lights in the morning.
  • 5:00pm-Finish: Lights will be mandatory after 5:00pm. You will be checked at the last aid station. Lights must be used on your neutral rolling recovery return on the Buffalo Valley Rail Trail.
• COURSE CUT-OFF TIMES
  We use Attitude Adjustment Opportunities as a positive way to think about how you could have the best ride. But there are absolute cut-off times times in order to manage our volunteers and schedules:
  
  • 10:30am at Stony Run Junction at the turn towards the Burly Loop: If you don’t make this you will stay straight towards The Ranch Aid Station and can continue on the 50, 70, or 97-mile routes.
  • 11:00am at the start of The Burly Loop segment. If you don't make this you will turn around and then ride to The Ranch.
  • 1:00pm at The Ranch Aid Station: If you don’t make this you will turn left onto the Proper-50 route.
  • 2:30pm at Poe Paddy Aid Station: If you don’t make it you will go back through the tunnel and the Alt Route to Camp K Aid Station.
  • 4:00pm at the Dutch Corner at the bottom of Longwell Draft: If you don't make it you will be guided straight towards the Camp K Rest Stop.
  • 7:00pm at Mifflinburg: If you don’t make this deadline you will receive a DNF for the day but you can still ride the Buffalo Valley Rail Trail back to the DONEpaved Party at the Miller Center.
• THE ROLLING RECOVERY
  • The last Aid Station and timing finish for the courses is at Rusty Rail Brewery in Mifflinburg. At this point, you have a 10-mile neutral roll back to the Miller Center in Lewisburg or have friends and family meet you for your rolling recovery party. Take your time with your recovery. You earned it!
  • Refuel, relax and recover on your way to the DONEpaved Party!
• DONEpaved PARTY
  • 8:00am-4:00pm (approximately): Cheer for all Big Lick-200 finishers
  • 2:00pm: New Trail Beer, Endo Tunies and Birch Beer start flowing, food starts being served, expo opens up, stories of the day commence!
  • Podium Ceremonies:
    • 4:00pm: Big Lick-200
    • 8:00pm: unPAved Full-130 Race for Whoopie Pies
  • 4:00-9:00pm: Prizes raffled off to all finishers!
    • Must be at the party to win. There are many ways to win!
  • 9:00pm The party wraps up. The courtyard gets cleared up. Revelers head to downtown Lewisburg for more.

Monday

• 10:00am: Recovery Ride
  • Meet at CycleUp Cafe (get there early to fuel up) 
  • This is a 20-mile social ride on some back roads, a little local gravel, and a couple of surprises.

All unPAved courses feature great gravel, serious climbs, amazing descents, fantastic foliage, and delicious aid stations! 

Full-130
129 miles, 100 miles unPAved (78%), 12,000’ elevation with 13 climbs of note, 7 Aid Stations
This is the full send unPAved-SRV course. Whether riders are pushing themselves in the Race for Whoopie Pies or pushing the limits of their Pierogi Pace they will understand the origins of “Easy On The Eyes. Hard On The Legs.” With 13 notable climbs, 100 miles of unPAved roads, and 59 miles of timed racing segments the Full-130 course will ask much of riders and reward them with amazing vistas, 7 aid stations, miles of tree tunnels, and flowing descents of #IPAgravel.

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There are many ways to vary the course to make sure you're having the best time possible at unPAved, so if you're a Pierogi Pacer (or a racer who's decided to switch to rider) then you get to Choose Your Own Adventure depending on your attitude that day. Here're the other ways to ride the course:

Plenty-101
101 miles, 69 miles unPAved (68%), 8,000’ elevation with 8 climbs of note, 5 Aid Stations
Our friend Sal created his own route a few years back and has been kind enough to share it with fellow adventure choosers who aren’t looking to conquer the Full-130 but still want the prestige of a triple digit day. Riders will follow the Full-130 course including the Burly Loop for the first 70 miles and then will skip the rowdy gnar of the Bear Gap segment. All the beauty and climbing but less bone rattling.

Dandy-70
69 miles, 40 miles unPAved (58%), 4,500’ elevation with 2 climbs of note, 3 Aid Stations
When you know you don’t have a 100 miles in your legs, but you’ve got gravel in your soul, the Dandy-70 is what you need. Based on the Proper-50 route the Dandy throws in the Woodward Gap climb and joyous Cherry Run descent for an extra 20 miles of fun.

Proper-50
54 miles, 29 miles unPAved (54%), 3,200’ elevation with 1 climb of note, 2 Aid Stations
The last of the OG trilogy of routes the Proper-50 is perfect for riders expanding their gravel miles and embracers of the Pierogi Pace lifestyle. There is plenty of climbing and unPAved roads to make for an excellent day in the wilds of the Susquehanna River Valley.

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Choose one of these if you're looking for a shorter route that's still a whole lotta unPAved. These routes start and finish Mifflinburg, just a 15-minute drive from Lewisburg and will have a mass-start at 10:00am

Rusty-70
66 miles, 45 miles unPAved (69%), 5,100’ elevation with 3 climbs of note, 4 Aid Stations
A big climb up into the forest, goes by both The Ranch and Poe Party aid stations, sends it down Longwell Draft, and then back out into farm country.
Remote Start/Finish at in Mifflinburg (15 minute drive from Lewisburg) with a Mass-Start at 10:00 am.

Rail-40
38 miles, 21 miles unPAved (54%), 3,000’ elevation with 1 climbs of note, 1 Aid Station
Features a whole lot of gravel with 1 major climb and plenty of reward after it. Remote Start/Finish in Mifflinburg (15 minute drive from Lewisburg) with a Mass-Start at 10:00 am.

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But wait, there's more! The Big Lick 200 is our "Ultra" or "XL" or "WOAH" route that participants have to start the afternoon before and race through the night. This route tests the outer limits of riders skills and stamina. Over the 197 total miles riders will face 124 miles of unpaved roads, 17,000’ elevation with 16 climbs of note, and have to find ways to refuel at the 4 parks, 2 general stores, and up to 5 unPAved Rest Stops to get to the finish within 24 hours.

The Whoopie Pie Racers will ride a 130-mile course and race across 4 segments, adding up to 59 miles. Their combined time across those segments will be used to determine the Champions of the Whoopie Pies!

unPAved 2025 Segments:

1. Jones Mountain
3.2 miles, 1,200’ elevation
On the Full-130, Sal's-101, Plenty-97, Dandy-70, and Proper-50 routes
It's the first climb of the route and it’s the biggest

2. Burly Loop
25.7 miles, 2,800’ elevation
On the Full-130, Sal's-101, and Burly-30 routes
Has 6 climbs on it, and 1 Pit Stop in case you need a quick refuel

3. The Hollows
5.2 miles, 150’ elevation
On the Full-130, Sal's-101, Plenty-97, Dandy-70, and Proper-50 routes
Mostly downhill (surprise!)

4. Bear Gap
25.1 miles, 3,000’ elevation
On the Full-130 and Plenty-97 routes
Features 5 climbs, 2 rowdy roads (including the infamous Longwell Draft!), and 1 Pit Stop

Stony Run
3.2 miles, 470' elvation
On the Proper-50 route only
Possibly too pretty a stretch of road to race -- which is ok, because the Proper-50 isn't a race!

Results for the segments will be posted online as the segment times come in and podiums for the Race for the Whoopie Pies will happen by 8pm at the DONEpaved Party.

All other riders will ride at least some of the same segments as the racers,but there’s no competition. Times for the segments will not be posted for up to 7 days after the event. All finishers of unPAved rides will receive prizes (including a whoopie pie). The SlumberPArty is also non-competitive but will challenge you in other ways.

The goal of unPAved is to give riders a great day on their bike and maximize smiles per mile. We know what was great at the start of a ride can be very different a couple hours in. A great ride could be made better by throwing in a few more climbs, some rowdier gravel, or a handful of extra miles. Sometimes a great ride can be made better by heading to the finish a bit early and enjoying more downtime with friends, food, and beverages at the DONEpaved party.

To help unPAvers have the best day on their bike we have created Attitude Adjustment Opportunities (AAO) for all our routes. Almost all of the routes will have at least one AAO where you can tweak your ride and keep it great. Riders taking advantage of AAOs will still need to keep an eye on the clock and be aware of time cutoffs.

Attitude Adjustment Opportunities for Each Route:

• Full-130 (race or ride)
  • Mile 21 to skip the Burly Loop segment (reduces by 33 miles)
    • Must be here by 10:30am to continue on full route or it becomes Plenty-97
  • Mile 60 to join the Proper-50 route (reduces by 42 miles)
    • Must be here by 1:00pm to continue on full route
  • Mile 72 to skip the Bear Gap segment (reduces by 28 miles)
    • Must be here by 2:30pm to continue on full route or it becomes Sal’s-101
  • Mile 87  to go straight to Camp K after Longwell Draft (reduces by 14 miles)
    • Must be here by 4:00pm to continue on full route
• Plenty-101
  • Mile 21 to skip the Burly Loop segment (reduces by 33 miles)
    • Must be here by 10:30am to continue on full route
  • Mile 60 to join the Proper-50 route (reduces by 15 miles)
    • Must be here by 1:00pm to continue on full route
  • Mile 72 to include the Bear Gap segment (adds by 28 miles)
    • Must be here by 2:30pm to get to do this
• Dandy-70
  • Mile 26 to join the Proper-50 route (reduces by 43 miles)
    • Must be here by 1:00pm to continue on full route

All riders are welcome to take any attitude adjustments however if Whoopie Pie Racers decide to take advantage of any of the adjustments they will be listed in the official results as DNF. But we're not monsters, so they will still get a whoopie pie and whoop it up with their fellow riders at the DONEpaved Party. 

• Start/Finish for unPAved of the Susquehanna River Valley
  • The Miller Center for Recreation and Wellness
  • 120 Hardwood Dr, Lewisburg, PA
• Start/Finish for Burly-30
  • R.B. Winter State Park MTB Parking Lot
  • Sand Mountain Road, Mifflinburg, PA
    
• Lewisburg Fall Festival and funPAved rides (Saturday)
  • Hufnagle Park 
  • Downtown Lewisburg, PA 
    
• unPAved Film Festival (Saturday)
  • Campus Theater
  • 413 Market St, Lewisburg, PA
    
• PREpaved Games (Friday)
  • Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Lewisburg
  • 70 Hardwood Dr, Lewisburg, PA 17837
• Brunch Ride (Monday)
  • Cycle Up Cafe
  • 429 Market St, Lewisburg, PA

LEWISBURG FALL FESTIVAL 
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th from 10:00am-5:00pm 
The Fall Festival covers 10 city blocks, including Market Street, and is free to all participants. The Festival hosts over 6,000 attendees from across Pennsylvania and 1,000 unPAved participants from the US and Canada.

• 150 Food and Craft Vendors
• Beer, Wine, and Spirit Vendors
• Live Music
• Family Shows
• Bike Rodeo
• The Woolly Worm Winter Weather Prognostication!

unPAved EXPO
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th from 9:00am-4:00pm 
The unPAved Expo is located on 6th and Market, across from the Bull Run Tap Room, and the is center of all things bikes.

• Bicycle Industry Vendors
• Outdoor Beer Garden
• Rider Meetings and Registration Pick-up
• FUNpaved Group Rides
• Send offs for SlumberPArty and Big Lick-200

Interested in Becoming a Vendor at unPAved Expo and Lewisburg Fall Festival? 
The unPAved Expo brings brands specializing in cycling and the outdoor industry front and center to our 1200 gravel cycling enthusiasts. The Expo is located at the gateway to the Lewsiburg Fall Festival and is a full-day extravaganza. To sign up contact Cimarron Chacon, Race Director, at info@groraces.com

unPAved FILM FESTIVAL 
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th from 5:30–8:00pm 
The historic Campus Theatre is the venue for a series of films and short videos that celebrate "A Passion for Gravel" — also featuring guest speakers, light snacks, and beer!
Tickets are available on our BikeReg page (under Saturday Events) or at the door for just $10.

Saturday 10:00am-Noon: SlumberPArty Riders (from the Miller Center loading dock or the Lewisburg Fall Festival)

Saturday 4:00pm: Big Lick-200 (mass-start from Lewisburg Fall Festival)

Sunday 6:30-8:00am: Full-130 racers
Sunday 6:30-9:00am: Choose Your Own Adventure riders

• Think you need all day (and into the night) to finish the ride? Start at dawn.
• Would you rather for the sun to come up and warm things up a bit? Start later in the morning.
• Since the race is timed over specific segments there’s no need for a mass-start (and all the chaos that comes with it). 

Sunday 8:00-9:00am: Proper-50 riders

Sunday 10:00am: Rusty-70 and Rail-40 at the Rusty Rail in Mifflinburg

CANCELLATIONS POLICY

No refunds. No exceptions.

We begin planning, permitting, and purchasing items for an event well in advance based on your pre-registration. Therefore we have a strict no refund policy. We feel like our flexible transfer and change policies should accommodate most people and situations:

• Deadline to Defer to 2027 is August 30, 2026 (45 days before unPAved-SRV)
  • A fee may apply. You must transfer to the same race and Category. Deferrals are good for 1 year only. You can not defer a second year. You may transfer your entry to another person if you have a deferred entry, but it must be done 30 days prior to the event.
• Transfers and Category Changes must be made by October 1, 2026 (10 days before unPAved-SRV)
  • You may transfer your entry to a different participant using the online transfer tool. Registration is transferable to the current event and year only.
  • You may change to a different category for a fee.
  • If there is a waitlist in your category, you may request a credit or refund if there is a person who can take your spot off the waitlist.
  • You may cancel your entry and receive a credit valued at 40% of your entry fee to use toward any unPAved Pennsylvania or GRO Promotions event within 1 year of cancellation. You MUST cancel no less than 10 days prior to the scheduled event.
• Cancellations after October 2, 2026 and no-shows do not qualify for a credit.

Cancelations must be made in writing to info@groraces.com. Cancelation inquiries will not be accepted via text or social media messaging.

Event Cancellations
The safety of racers, your crew, and our volunteers and staff is critically important to us! This means there may come a time when a race must be delayed, shortened or canceled due to Mother Nature or other uncontrollable circumstances. In this situation we will do our best to modify times so we can get fair results, but under no circumstances will refunds be issued.
EXCEPTION: If the event is canceled due to a pandemic shutdown then participants can either be transferred to a future year or receive a 50% credit to another unPAved Pennsylvania or GRO Promotions Event.

Transfers and Changes 

• You can edit items on your registration in your Bikereg Account including racer name, phone, address, and email. You can also change the team category or team names.
• Transfers and Category Changes must be made through your BikeReg Account. Some actions are not allowed if you register as a guest. Change fees will apply.
• If you change to a lesser distance you will not receive a refund on the price difference but we will not charge you a change fee.
• If you change to a higher-priced category you will pay the change fee + the price difference.

Participant Insurance 
We highly suggest you purchase the insurance with your registration provided by BikeReg. This is separate from our company and will cover you in case of illness,  injury, or event cancelations due to weather and other unforeseen situations. If you purchase the insurance and have a claim, call BikeReg directly. We can not process your claim. But, if you file one it will void any rights to a credit or transfer on our end. You can’t do both.

The Susquehanna River Valley offers an authentic experience that combines everything that’s great about rural Pennsylvania: Breweries, award-winning wineries, outdoor recreation, family fun, wildlife, dining and welcoming hospitality. The rocky slopes, grassy hillsides and dense woodlands of the Susquehanna River Valley will challenge your fitness, test your equipment and bring a smile to your face.

Located just south of I-80, and smack-dab in the middle of Pennsylvania, the Susquehanna River Valley is practically around the corner from wherever you are:

• 2.5 hours from the Belmont Plateau in Philly
• 3 hours from Central Park, NYC
• 3 hours from the Lincoln Memorial in DC
• 3.5 hours from Primanti Bros. in the ‘Burgh
• 6 hours from Boston Common
• 7.5 hours from Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal

Nearby Airports

• 45 minutes: Harrisburg
• 1 hour: Scranton
• 3 hours: Philadelphia
• 3 hours: Baltimore
• 3 hours: Newark/NY

Lodging

• Book your group rate for unPAved 2025
  •  Fairfield Inn & Suites, Lewisburg, PA
  • Friday, October 10 through Monday, October 13
  • Rates: $204-229/night
  • LAST DAY TO BOOK: Friday, September 26, 2025
• Work with the Susquehanna River Valley Visitors Bureau
  • Choose from hotels, motels, inns, campgrounds, cottages & houses, B&Bs, or farm vacations
  • Contact SRVVB directly at (800) 525-7320 or info@VisitCentralPA.org

Bike Shipping

• Need to get your bike to Pennsylvania? Use Bikeflights, the official bicycle shipping service of unPAved. Bikeflights built a custom unPAved Shipping Guide to streamline your event travel. All bookings are monitored by their expert team until delivery. Bikeflights also offers easy-to-pack boxes, packing how-to videos and excellent customer support. Ship the best way with Bikeflights.  

Local Bike Shops

• The Link Cyclery
  • 427 Fairground Road, Lewisburg, PA
  • A LIV/Giant concept shop right on the Buffalo Valley Rail Trail
• Brookside Bikes
  • 170 E. Walnut St., Mifflinburg
  • Family owned & operated just outside the Bald Eagle State Forest
• Dutch Wheelmen Bicycle Shop
  • 59 E. Main Street, Bloomsburg
  • A full service center serving recreational rider to racers for over 25 years
• Freeze Thaw Cycles
  • 109 S. Allen Street, State College
  • An earth-friendly, and people-friendlier, shop in the big college town just down the road
• The Bicycle Shop
  • 441 West College Ave., State College, PA
  • The Bicycle Shop has been selling and servicing bikes since 1946

Fun for Everyone

• There’s plenty to do in the Susquehanna River Valley!
• From antique shops to zoos, there’s something for everyone (and every hour of the day and night). VisitCentralPA.org can help you find great places to eat & drink, shopping for almost anything, plenty of other great outdoor activities, and more!