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Abandoned Rails Find New Life As Trails
Pennsylvania has over 800 miles of trails created from old railroad rights-of way. The rusty rails have been cleared away, leaving easy to travel stone pathways perfect for hiking and biking through colorful autumn landscapes. [more]
Town And Country Fall Driving Tour
The greens of summer will turn to shades of red, orange and yellow as autumn comes upon us. For lots of folks, the leisurely drive up and down old country roads to see this colorful transformation is a much loved annual...[more]
Get Creative This Fall
While Mother Nature paints the leaves crimson and gold, why not get creative too and take an art workshop this fall at the Sawmill Center in Cook Forest. The center is offering a spectrum of classes including oil painting for all...[more]
Autumn Is The Most Exciting Time For Elk And Elk Watchers
Elk are graceful, unassuming animals, that is, until the mating season hits in September and October. Then the 800 pound bull elks spar, whistle, groan and roar, clamoring for dominance. But this time of year is exciting not just...[more]
Music On A Summer Evening
All summer long, our region will host public concerts that span a wide range of musical styles. You can enjoy everything from pop rock to country-western, Celtic, classical, folk and rockabilly. So just bring a lawn chair or a...[more]
COOK FOREST: A Great Place To Ride
If you’re looking for a great motorcycle ride with some fantastic scenery, our Cook Forest Ride has it all. The forest is often compared to the beautiful Black Forest in Bavaria, southern Germany, where many of the Grimm...[more]
Just Add Water
The pleasure of boating or canoeing on one of our sparkling waterways is hard to beat. You can choose from a variety of settings ranging from wild and scenic rivers to miles of open lakes and quiet coves.[more]
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ANF Firewood Import Ban
The Allegheny National Forest has a closure order restricting the use of firewood from outside the four counties of Elk, Forest, McKean, and Warren because of the danger of bringing in tree-killing insects. Non-native...[more]
