Canal Place: C&O Canal/railway hub. Visitor Center: C&O Canal & Cumberland history, Paw Paw Tunnel model, canal boat section. Explore canal construction, cargo, mules, locks, and people.

Here in the city’s heart, admire 19th-century architecture, murals, and cultural landmarks like the Allegany Arts Council and Embassy Theatre.

Home to grand Victorian homes, this district includes Emmanuel Episcopal Church, built on the site of Fort Cumberland, and the elegant Gordon-Roberts House

See the humble log cabin where George Washington strategized during the French & Indian War. Then, enjoy a short heritage neighborhood drive to observe Cumberland's living history.

Now’s the time to enjoy lunch at one of Cumberland’s many welcoming local restaurants—from historic inns to casual cafés

The Maryland/West Virginia Model Railroad Exhibit brings Cumberland’s rail history to life in miniature form. A family favorite

This area showcases Cumberland's industrial and agricultural heritage. Mexico Farms Road reveals this balance through open fields, warehouses, and equestrian facilities.

This is your shopping stop! Browse local and national stores, grab a snack, or relax indoors before we continue our scenic journey.

Nestled around Lake Habeeb, Rocky Gap offers stunning scenery, walking trails, and mountain air. It’s a must-see natural highlight of the region.

Relax at Maryland’s first farm brewery. Enjoy scenic mountain views and sample local brews in a beautifully restored barn.1812 Brewery

We close the day with a panoramic view of the city below from Constitution Park—a peaceful place to reflect and enjoy the beauty of the Queen City

Thank you for joining us on this full-circle journey through Cumberland! We hope you’ve enjoyed the city’s rich stories, scenic views, and warm hospitality.