Cumberland Hidden History Walk

Step beyond the guidebook and discover the lesser known stories of Cumberland on this hosted Hidden History Walk with Angie in the Mountains. We will explore the Gordon Roberts house that is a grand 1860's Victorian Mansion that is now preserved as a historic museum showcasing upper class life. Then, we walk down to Episcopal Church and explore the underground tunnels beneath the church that are believed to be linked to the Underground Railroad era movement.

This relaxed, small-group walking experience explores tucked-away corners, overlooked landmarks, and fascinating local stories that most visitors (and even many locals) miss. Along the way, you’ll hear layered history, surprising details, and behind-the-scenes context that bring the city’s past to life.

Expect a conversational pace photo opportunities and time for questions. This is not a lecture, it’s a story-rich, on-the-ground experience designed to help you see Cumberland with fresh eyes.

Logistics & Details

• Duration: ~2.5 - 3 hours
• Pace: Easy, with frequent stops
• Terrain: Sidewalks, light hills, some uneven surfaces
• Runs rain or shine
• Meeting location: Allegany County Fairgrounds outside the gates. Look for the Angie in the Mountains signs. Please meet at 7:45 am for pickup.

Minimum 5 guests required for this experience to run.

Ticket Includes:

• Round-trip local transportation with Angie
• Admission to the GordonRoberts House guided tour
• Tunnel experience access + required donation included
• Guided coordination between locations (no figuring out logistics)
• Local history storytelling + context along the way
• Small-group, relaxed-pace experience

Cancellation Policy
Full refunds are available up to 7 days prior to the experience. Cancellations made within 7 days of the event will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations made within 48 hours of the experience are non-refundable.

Tickets may be transferred to another guest if you are unable to attend.