The Allegheny National Forest, established in 1923, covers over 500,000 acres of absolutely stunning forestland and mountainscapes.  Whether you’re interested in hiking, camping, nature photography, or history tours, there will be lots to keep you and your travel companions busy!  Take a walk through the wooded trails; have a swim in the many swimming areas; kayak or fish in the winding rivers; go antiquing and visit the Dam or the museums in nearby towns.  Whatever your flavor of adventure, there’s absolutely something for your sense of adventure in the Allegheny region!  Our handy travel guide will help you navigate places to stay, great eateries, and lots of activity options.  Got a fave we’ve left off the list? Let us know in a comment and it might just make it into a future adventure guide.

 

Lodgings

Are you booking a trip with coworkers or friends?  Heading out on a weekend with the love of your life?  Taking a big family trip to unplug and get out of town?  We’ve selected some super aesthetic lodging options for you, to make it a really memorable vacation!  From Air B&Bs nestled in the woodlands, to campgrounds for those who like to be one with the elements, to picturesque bed and breakfasts; there’s something for everyone.

   

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Get Back to Nature

For those looking to get out of the house and into the outside world, we’ve got a litany of activities and locations you can select from for an exciting adventure.  The Allegheny National Forest is wonderful at any time of year, too!  Whether you’re camping at one of the sites or just stopping by for a few hours or just the day, we know you’re going to have a great time.  Many of these areas are also pet friendly and kid friendly, so it’s fun for the whole family!

 

 

 

Engaging Activities

For those who prefer to view the forest from the road or afar, why not take a break indoors or explore the local towns.  There’s plenty of historic sites to visit, museums filled with Americana, and beautiful artwork from across the country, local artists, and then some.  While you’re on vacation, why not try something new like a pottery class!  Or grab your camera or smartphone and hit the road on any number of scenic drive tours, and get some content for the ‘Gram.

 

 

We’d love to hear from you!

 

Let us know your picks for places to visit and things to see in the Allegheny National Forest region, and it might get featured in an upcoming blog.

 
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