Pennsylvania Trails

Situated just south of the Allegheny Reservoir, Coal Knob is just one of many recreation-friendly roads in the 514,029 acres of public land that make up the Allegheny National Forest. This area has multi-use motorized roads, hiking trails, and designated camping. For those who enjoy multiple motorized platforms, the Allegheny National Forest boasts 76 miles of interconnecting OHV-specific trails. Like much of the eastern United States, visiting in September and October is a real treat, with leaves changing to vibrant yellow, orange, and red. With various sizes of designated campsites that are plentiful and easily accessible, Coal Knob is an excellent option for solo travel and families alike, .

Little Poe Road is one of the trails in the Bald Eagle State Forest, named after the Native American Chief Bald Eagle, and stretches across 194,602 acres of ridges, mountain streams, and tracts of old-growth forest. Visiting the forest in September and October can be a real treat, with vibrant, changing leaves surrounding you on every road. Bald Eagle State Forest is worth spending an entire weekend or more and is well suited for families and groups with multiple state-managed campgrounds in the immediate area.

Poe Paddy Drive offers the best views in the Bald Eagle State Forest with two viewing area pull-outs directly on the trail. Bald Eagle State Forest is named after the Native American Chief Bald Eagle and stretches across 194,602 acres of ridges, mountain streams, and tracts of old-growth forest. Visiting the forest in September and October can be a real treat, with vibrant, changing leaves surrounding you on every road. Bald Eagle State Forest is worth spending an entire weekend or more and is well suited for families and groups with multiple state-managed campgrounds in the immediate area.

Situated at the southern end of the Allegheny National Forest, Red Mill Run is just a few miles north of Ridgway, giving you easy access to 514,029 acres of public land in northern Pennsylvania. The Allegheny National Forest is filled with multi-use motorized roads, hiking trails, and improved campgrounds. It even encompasses the Allegheny Reservoir for outdoor enthusiasts looking for water time. For those who enjoy multiple motorized platforms, the Allegheny National Forest boasts 76 miles of interconnecting OHV specific trails. Like much of the eastern United States, visiting in September and October is a real treat, with leaves changing to vibrant yellow, orange, and red. Red Mill Run and the Allegheny National Forest have plentiful dispersed, designated, and improved camping for solo travelers and families.

Strong Mountain Road runs through the Bald Eagle State Forest, named after the Native American Chief Bald Eagle. Bald Eagle State Forest stretches across 194,602 acres featuring ridges, mountain streams, and tracts of old-growth forest. Visiting the forest in September and October is a real treat, with vibrant, changing leaves surrounding you on every road. Bald Eagle State Forest is worth spending an entire weekend or more and is well suited for families and groups with multiple state-managed campgrounds in the immediate area.