Lincoln Highway Group Tours in Laurel Highlands
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels since walking is gentle and mostly indoors.
Overview
Step back into the golden age of American road travel with group tours at the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor. Discover historic artifacts, vintage diners, and quirky roadside art in the scenic Laurel Highlands.
Adventure Tips
Reserve Group Tours in Advance
Groups larger than 50 should call ahead to ensure availability and scheduling accommodations.
Wear Comfortable Footwear
Expect light walking inside the museum and outdoor areas featuring sculptures and exhibits.
Bring a Camera
Capture unique roadside art and historic cars on display for memorable photos.
Arrive Early on Weekend Days
Weekends can get busy; early arrival maximizes your time to enjoy the full audio tour and diner experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer often spotted nearby
- Various songbirds native to the Laurel Highlands area
History
The Lincoln Highway was the nation’s first transcontinental roadway, established in 1913, fundamentally shaping America’s car culture.
Conservation
The Heritage Corridor actively promotes environmental stewardship, including maintaining roadside greenery and supporting an EV charging station on-site.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Ideal for navigating museum floors and outdoor exhibits with ease.
Light jacket or layers
Useful for cooler indoor temperatures and variable weather outside.
spring|fall|winter specific
Camera or smartphone
Capture roadside art and historic displays throughout the tour.
Sunscreen
Protect exposed skin during the outdoor portions of the visit on sunny days.
summer specific