Allegheny National Forest Guide
Picture of Allegheny National Forest, Pennsylvania (courtesy, Pennsylvania Tourism)
The Allegheny National Forest sits in the rugged plateau country of northwestern Pennsylvania. Many creeks and streams cut deeply into the plateau, creating a rolling and sometimes steep topography with a 1,300-foot range of elevation. The terrain is covered with a typical eastern hardwood forest. Black cherry, yellow poplar, white ash, red maple, and sugar maple are all common to the area. Read More »
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