Northwest Pennsylvania's Great Outdoors Natural Areas
- Nearly 10 miles of trails provide wildlife viewing at Buzzard Swamp. As an important link in the Atlantic flyway, two-dozen species of waterfowl live here during migration.
Forest Rd. 157, 1 mile S of Marienville on Loleta Rd.
- Cook Forest State Park's Longfellow Trail leads to the largest white pine forest in North America. A true ancient forest, the habitat is ideal for deep forest bird species.
Cooksburg-Vowinckel Rd., off Rts. 66 and 36.
- The Marion Brooks Natural Area boasts a 917-acre high mountain bog. An enormous stand of white birch along with mixed oak and laurel are spectacular early summer and autumn.
Quehanna Hwy, off Rt. 555 at Medix Run.
- Pine Tree Trail leads to a 276-acre stand of white pine seeded on an abandoned farm prior to cutting of the surrounding virgin forest.
Off Rt. 555 N of Grant.
- Wopsononock contains 588 acres of northern hardwoods and laurel.
I-80 Exit 19, Rt. 153 S to Rt. 253 S, near Houtzdale.
