Clear Creek Kettle Creek Ole Bull Pymatuning | Cowans Gap Keystone Prince Gallitzin Yellow Creek | Gifford Pinchot Locust Lake Promised Land |
Where to Camp. . .To Learn About Pennsylvania's History
Clear Creek and Cook Forest - Civilian Conservation Corps and Logging
Frances Slocum - American Indian History
Greenwood Furnace - Iron Industry: National Register of Historic Sites
Keystone - Coal Mining
Little Buffalo - Grist Mill
Laurel Hill - Civilian Conservation Corps and Logging
Oil Creek - Early Oil Industry
Parker Dam - Civilian Conservation Corps and Logging
Pine Grove Furnace - Iron Industry: National Register of Historic Sites
Promised Land - Civilian Conservation Corps
Trough Creek - Iron Industry
Where to Camp. . .To See National Natural Landmarks
Colton Point/Leonard Harrison - Pine Creek Gorge, scenic gorge also known as Pennsylvania's Grand CanyonCook Forest - Forest Cathedral, a stand of old growth white pine and hemlock
Hickory Run - Boulder Field, a sea of boulders created by freeze-thaw action associated with the Laurentide Continental Glacier
Ohiopyle - Ferncliff Peninsula, contains old growth timber and unique plant species
Ricketts Glen - Glens Natural Area, 22 named waterfalls in a scenic glen of old growth pines, hemlocks and oaks
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Where to Camp. . .To Leave the Crowds Behind
These parks offer more remote campgrounds that tend to be less crowded. These campgrounds do not take reservations and are first-come, first-served only. Cherry Springs Patterson S. B. Elliott | Colton Point Penn-Roosevelt | Fowlers Hollow Ravensburg |
Where to Camp. . .To Hike
These parks have over 30 miles of hiking trails. Cook Forest Laurel Ridge Promised Land | French Creek Ohiopyle Raccoon Creek | Hickory Run Oil Creek |