Directions

Cumberland Campus

From the Baltimore-Washington, D.C. region:
Take I-70 west to Hancock, take left-hand exit to I-68 to Cumberland, proceed west approximately 35 miles to the Willowbrook Road exit (EXIT 44). Turn left onto Willowbrook Road and proceed one mile to campus, on left.

From the Western Pennsylvania Region:
Take I-79 south to Morgantown and proceed east on I-68 to Exit 44, Willowbrook Road, turn right and proceed one mile to campus.

Another route:
Take the Pennsylvania Turnpike east to the Bedford exit and take U.S. 220 south and follow I-68 West, turn right at Exit 44, Willowbrook Road. Turn left, proceed one mile to campus, on left.

Yet another route:
Take U.S. 219 south to I-68, then east. Exit at the Willowbrook Road interchange. Bear right at Willowbrook Road and proceed one mile to campus on the left.

From Cumberland To Everett, Pennsylvania (approx 45 min - 60 min)
Exit the Campus, turning right, and proceed north on Willowbrook Road. Take I-68 east toward Hagerstown. Exit I-68 at Rt 220 north (Bedford Exit). Follow Rt 220 north to the Everett interchange (DO NOT FOLLOW RT 220 BUSINESS). Exit Rt 220 at Rt 30 east - Everett. Follow Rt 30 east to Everett. Exit Rt 30 east at the Everett Business interchange. Continue straight through the town of Everett. At the east end of town you will notice on the left a 7UP sign for a laundromat. Make a left at this sign onto North River Lane (beside the 7UP sign is sign for Allegany College of Maryland Bedford County Campus) At the top of the hill Everett Area High School is on your left and the new Allegany College of Maryland facility is directly ahead.

---

Bedford County Campus



From the East:

Take U.S. 30 west through Breezewood, PA, go eight miles. Take the Everett exit to the left, past Down River Golf course on the left. Proceed past Kelly's Scenic View Restaurant into to the eastern end of Everett. North River Lane is on the right hand side about 300 yards after the Kelly's Restaurant. Look for the Allegany College of Maryland sign next to the Everett Area High School sign turn right up the hill to the Campus.
From the West: 
Take U.S. 30 east from Bedford, PA, go eight miles to the Everett exit onto Main Street. Stay on Main Street proceed straight through two electronic traffic signals, go an additional two blocks after the second traffic signal. North River Lane is on your left. There is a sign for Allegany College of Maryland and the Everett Area High School, turn left up the hill to the Campus.



From BCC to Cumberland(Main Campus):

Take U.S. 30 west toward Bedford, PA. After going under the PA Turnpike and across the Narrows Bridge stay in the right hand lane to get on the by-pass. Follow the signs to Cumberland, taking Interstate 99 (U.S. 220) south and Interstate 68 west to the Willowbrook Rd. exit. At the end of the exit ramp at the Stop sign turn left going under Interstate 68. Continue on Willowbrook Road about one mile, Allegany College of Maryland's main entrance is on the left.

From BCC to Bedford Technical Center:

Take U.S. 30 west toward Bedford, PA. Take the exit toward UPMC Memorial Hospital on the right. Stay on this road past the hospital make a left onto Penn Knoll Road across the bridge. The Bedford County Technical Center is on the left.

---

Gateway Center



From the Cumberland Campus:
turn right on to Willowbrook Road at the campus' main entrance. Continue for about one mile to Interstate 68, turn left at the on-ramp to travel west on I-68, then soon leave the interstate at exit 43C. Follow signs to the Downtown Cumberland Mall. There is ample street-level and garage parking in downtown Cumberland. Gateway Center is located on Baltimore Street, between North Centre and North George streets.

---

Western Maryland Works



From the Cumberland Campus:
Turn right onto MD-639 W/Willowbrook Rd. Continue onto Baltimore Ave/National Pike. Continue onto US-40 ALT W/National Hwy SW. Turn left to stay on US-40 ALT W/National Hwy SW. Turn right onto Lane Ave. Slight right onto Distillery St. Follow that road all the way out until you see Western Maryland Works.