Nordic Skiing: Trail blazers can find at
least five different paths far away from
civilization. It's do-it-yourself grooming
around here. Beginners should check
out
Chapman State Park in Clarendon
where grooming is done. The Forestry
Service keeps track of
snow conditions
for us and has some
maps.

Ice Fishing: Kinzua Dam  has some of
the
biggest fish anywhere, especially in
winter. Read about
big fish excitement
on the lake.

Dog Sledding info

Map of the northern Alleghenies:  from
Pittsburgh.

Wilderness notes:  Congratulations, you've
just found Pennsylvania's only wilderness lands.
Read all about it on this special
web page.
Allegheny Almanac   
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Camping: Nature is open 24 hours a day seven
days a week, 12 months a year and so is primitive
camping in the Allegheny National Forest. Here's a
quick guide to what you might find with or without a
recreational vehicle.
New!   Read a new magazine article about the Allegheny Musarium
Year-round recreation in and around
the Allegheny National Forest
Winter camping in the Allegheny National Forest
Winter Hiking: Some say
this is the best way to see the
woods. Read a first-person
account
here. or consult this
Trail Guide
Welcome to the Allegheny High Plateau just off the "lake effect" snow region.
We're between Buffalo and Pittsburgh. It's the largest tract of open land
between Chicago and New York.
Sleigh Ride weekend.
This January 26th and 27th the Winterfest in
Clarendon will be sponsoring sleigh rides for all
from noon to 4 p.m. More info
here.
Winterfest in Clarendon, Pennsylvania
Winterfest 2008 13,000 people can't be wrong.
That's how many attended last year's fun snow
celebration at Chapman Park in Clarendon. Find out
more about sports, food, and skinny dipping
here.
Snowmobiling: With more than 220 miles of trails in
the Allegheny National Forest it might take a lifetime to
ride them all. This year, the Forest County Snowmobile
Club and the Marienville Trail Riders will be grooming
approximately 224 miles of trail. Get details and map
here.