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Rimrock
the area's most popular, for all
abilities
Waterfalls
There are five waterfalls in the
Allegheny National Forest
Hickory Creek
Wilderness
One of the few remaining stands
of old growth forest in the east
Trails Overview
take your pick
the area's most popular, for all
abilities
Waterfalls
There are five waterfalls in the
Allegheny National Forest
Hickory Creek
Wilderness
One of the few remaining stands
of old growth forest in the east
Trails Overview
take your pick
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Winter Hiking
Jakes Rocks
excellent view of Kinzua Dam,
Geologic formations, and Allegheny
Plateau
Kinzua Bridge
built before the Eiffel Tower this
10-story high bridge was the highest in
the world
Wilderness Islands
from Warren to Tidioute accessible
only by canoe, usually
Tidioute Overlook
nice view of wilderness islands
North Country Trail
largest trail in area, still being
developed
Jakes Rocks
excellent view of Kinzua Dam,
Geologic formations, and Allegheny
Plateau
Kinzua Bridge
built before the Eiffel Tower this
10-story high bridge was the highest in
the world
Wilderness Islands
from Warren to Tidioute accessible
only by canoe, usually
Tidioute Overlook
nice view of wilderness islands
North Country Trail
largest trail in area, still being
developed
Weekend hikes with the Allegheny Outdoor Club
Now in its 40th year, this is a northwestern Pennsylvania group of
outdoor enthusiasts based out of Russell. Non-members are
welcome to join in, but dues which go to support its activities are
nominal.
Year-round, they ski, hike and bike throughout the area and help
maintain and establish our network of trails in and around the
Allegheny National Forest.
For more information and their current schedule visit their website.
For any one interested in learning more about the area, this is a
good place to start.
Now in its 40th year, this is a northwestern Pennsylvania group of
outdoor enthusiasts based out of Russell. Non-members are
welcome to join in, but dues which go to support its activities are
nominal.
Year-round, they ski, hike and bike throughout the area and help
maintain and establish our network of trails in and around the
Allegheny National Forest.
For more information and their current schedule visit their website.
For any one interested in learning more about the area, this is a
good place to start.
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Allegheny Outdoor Adventurers: a group of environmentally conscious "explorers"
interested in trips that might include, but not limited to: caving, hiking, backpacking, camping,
mountain biking, canoing, kayaking, rafting, tubing, rock exploring, rock climbing, rappelling,
swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling, winter camping, orienteering, bird watching, X-Country skiing and
Geocaching in the Allegheny National Forest & Allegany State Park Areas. Read more here.
interested in trips that might include, but not limited to: caving, hiking, backpacking, camping,
mountain biking, canoing, kayaking, rafting, tubing, rock exploring, rock climbing, rappelling,
swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling, winter camping, orienteering, bird watching, X-Country skiing and
Geocaching in the Allegheny National Forest & Allegany State Park Areas. Read more here.
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