Plan your trip to the Laurel Highlands today..
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Just one visit to the Laurel Highlands and you’ll see why this is simply a wonderful place. Regadless of your means of travel, we can help you get started. 

Once you are here, stop in one of our Visitor Centers for information and a personal greeting.

Maps of the Laurel Highlands

Print or download one of the maps below to guide you on your trip or contact us to request a mail by US Mail:

LAUREL HIGHLANDS VISITORS BUREAU
120 East Main Street
Ligonier, PA 15658
phone - (724) 238-5661
toll-free - (800) 333-5661
fax - (724) 238-3673 

Click the link to display or print the detailed map.

• Detailed Map of the Laurel Highlands (PDF 1 MB)

Driving Directions

Be sure to check check out our Travel Information for emergency numbers, speed limits and a list of roadside Welcome Centers.

From Points North: Take Route 119 South or Route 219 South

From Points East: Take the Pennsylvania Turnpike (I-76) to any of the four Laurel Highlands exits: Exit 110 - Somerset, Exit 91 - Donegal, Exit 76 - New Stanton, Exit 67 - Greensburg/Irwin. Routes 22, 30 and 70 also make their way through the Laurel Highlands.

From Points Southeast: Take Route 70 West to Breezewood, then follow either Route 30 West or the PA Turnpike (I-76) - exits 110, 91, 76 or 67.

From Points South: Route 219 North.

From Points Southwest: Route 79 to Route 119.

From Points West: Take the Pennsylvania Turnpike(I-76) to any of the four Laurel Highlands exits: Exit 67 - Greensburg/Irwin, Exit 75 - New Stanton, Exit 91 - Donegal, Exit 110 - Somerset. Routes 22, 30 and 70 also make their way through the Laurel Highlands.

Driving Distances

Distance from major cities to Donegal, the center of the Laurel Highlands, at Exit #91 on the Pennsylvania Turnpike:
Please note these time estimates are for automobiles.  Times for motorcoach travel may vary. 

Getting Here by Train

Rail service is provided to the  Laurel Highlands by Amtrak (800-USA-RAIL)

• The Capital Limited runs daily between Washington, DC and Chicago with a stop in Connellsville
• The Pennsylvanian runs daily between NYC and Pittsburgh with stops in Johnstown, Latrobe and Greensburg.

Visitors Centers

Historic Ligonier
Just 12 miles north of PA Turnpike (I-76) Exit 91 (Donegal), you will find the charming town of Historic Ligonier, featuring over 60 unique shops and eateries. The Laurel Highlands Visitors Bureau's administrative offices and visitors center are located in Ligonier Town Hall, open Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 4:30pm.

Somerset
One half mile from Exit 110 of the PA Turnpike (I-76), a second Laurel Highlands Visitors Center is located in the Somerset County Chamber of Commerce building at 601 North Center Avenue, Somerset, open Monday - Thursday 9am-5pm, Friday 8am-5pm and most Saturdays 9am-1pm.

Ohiopyle State Park
Our most unique visitors center is located off U.S. Route 381 at Ohiopyle State Park in a train station circa 1912. The center is open dawn to dusk, year round, and information specialists are available daily May - October, 10am- 4:30pm. Additional hours from Memorial Day - Labor Day: Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays 10am-6pm.