“SO BIG! SO GREEN! THE ALLEGHENY NATIONAL FOREST , THE ONLY NATIONAL FOREST IN PENNSYLVANIA”
Located in the northwestern part of Pennsylvania, the Allegheny National Forest boasts over 513,000 acres of public lands open for all types of outdoor recreation. With 600 miles of hiking and biking trails – and 14 separate campgrounds, the Allegheny National Forest covers 4-counties and 100 miles of shorelands.
And if that’s not enough…the A.N.F. is home to the Kinzua Sky Walk – rated “One of the Top – 10 most scenic skywalks in the world”…in the world!
Linda Devlin, Executive Director of the Allegheny National Forest Visitors Bureau, will be my “Let’s Talk Travel with AAA” guest Saturday, June 19th from 11am-12pm on NewsRadio WHP580.
Linda will give us all the ins and outs on what to see ; where to eat ; where to stay and what to do at the Allegheny National Forest and around Bradford County.
From fishing and boating to hiking and biking – the Allegheny National Forest is a gigantic outdoor playground with 200+ animals to view (including bald eagles) ; beautiful waterfalls and every type of overnight accommodation, from rustic camping in the forest to the luxurious “Lodge at Glendorn”. A terrific drive-to getaway vacation.
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