Location: York
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Billing itself as "The Factory Tour Capital of the World," York, Pennsylvania, is the home of thirteen different factories open to the general public. Find out how everything from potato chips to motorcycles are made! The free Harley-Davidson Motor Company Tour takes visitors into the plant to watch an assembly line churn out hogs. The York Barbell Factory includes the USA Weightlifting Hall of Fame, where visitors can see such sights as a license plate torn in half using only bare hands.
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1. Northern Extension of the Heritage Rail Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
The Northern Extension of the Heritage Rail Trail starts at John Rudy Park and travels south 4.2 miles for the Rt. 30 Parking Lot. The trail is a mixture of blacktop and stone based.
2. ILoveKickboxing York
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5.0 based on 47 reviews
ILKB York is a dynamic, high intensity workout consisting of cardio training and resistance training to help you burn fat and tone muscle in a short amount of time! Get fit like a fighter in our non contact studios while you blast away at your own personal heavy bag. Find out why we are one of the fastest growing fitness franchises in the world!
Reviewed By Mrober02 - York, United States
Great place to get a complete body workout while having fun with great members and awesome instructors
3. Samuel S. Lewis State Park
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4.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By dextersadventures - York, United States
The park is on a hilltop and so has a great beautiful view. Plenty of places to walk around. They have picnic tables too to enjoy a lunch that you bring yourself. A rock area for photo ops or for the kids to climb around on. Well kept up and just a pleasant place to spend some time alone or with those you love.
4. York Township Park
5. AvalancheXpress
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By 413lesliea
We had our adventure down the slopes on the last day of the season. Considering the warm temperatures of 45 degrees, the open lanes still gave us a good ride to at least 3/4 down the slope. Apparently, the ride is much faster and farther when temps are below 40 degrees. Staff were plentiful, watchful, and friendly. The snow tubes are sturdy and visitors have the option to hitch a ride to the top or walk.
