Warren County, PA- Hiking Trails


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Anders Run Natural Area & Trail Cornplanter State Forest This trail is almost 2 miles long, there is also a shorter trail loop which is less than 1 mile long. There are many large white pine and hemlocks that you can see along the trail. Many of them date back to the early 1700s, and some of the hemlocks are estimated to be 400 years old. Some of these trees are 130 feet tall and over 40 inches around! Also featured on this trail is the "Little Stone House in the Hollow". This is one of three stone houses built in 1841 on the original Irvine Estate. For more information contact Cornplanter Forest District Office at 814-723-0262 or email fd14@state.pa.us
	Brush Hollow and Mill Creek This trail has 3 loops offering a total of 7.7 miles of hiking. The trail is marked with blue diamonds. Brush Hollow offers challenges to a wide range of skill levels. The section of trail located along Big Mill Creek is designated EASIEST and is suitable for beginners. The Brushy Gap and Elli Loops are designated MORE DIFFICULT. The Challenger Loop is designated MOST DIFFICULT and is suitable for experienced skiers.
Buckaloons Recreation Areas This campground features the Buckaloons Seneca Trail, made for the Seneca Indian Tribe that lived there. It circles the entire recreation area and is one mile long Irvine Rd. off Rt.62
Hearts Content Recreation Area This trail is 1.3 miles long. Although it is short, it is beautiful! This trail features old growth trees. For more information please contact the Allegheny National Forest at 814-723-5150
Hickory Creek Wilderness An 11-mile loop hiking trail weaves its way through the rolling terrain, climbing in and out of the valleys. For more information contact Hickory Creek Wilderness Ranch at 814-484-7520
	North Country National Scenic Trail This trail extends over 96 miles! It takes you through the Iroquois and the Allegheny Plateau. Home of the most valuable black cherry in the world, landscapes rich in history, wildlife and natural beauty. A unique national resource, the NCT is part of a 4,600 mile National Scenic Trail that extends from Crown Point, NY to Lake Sakakawea, ND. Once completed, it will be the longest continuous footpath in the US.
Morrison Trail Slopes along the reservoir and along the small streams are steep. Large boulders can be found on the steeper hillsides. The trail is marked with gray diamond markers. Most of the area is heavily forested in second growth timber; primarily oak and hickory. Hemlock is found in small groves along the streams, and some magnificent old white pines can be found in scattered locations. Mid to late June provides a perfect opportunity to view the Mountain Laurel, the Pennsylvania State flower. Opportunities to view wildlife - deer, squirrel, grouse and turkey are also good. For more information call the Allegheny National Forest at 814-723-5150
	Minister Creek Recreation Area The hiking trail is a 6 mile loop, starts and ends at the campground. The trail is marked with off-white blazes, and joins the North Country National Scenic Trail on the north end. Trout fishing is excellent in Minister Creek. For more information contact the Allegheny National Forest at 814-723-5150.
Chapman State Park There are 12 miles of trails in this park, Chapman is the trailhead for backpacking trails on adjoining public lands. Map and trail information is available in the park office. FREE parking is available at the park for those who would rather not leave their vehicles along public roadways. Please Sign in at the Park Office. For more information contact Chapman State Park at 814-723-0250 or email chapmansp@state.pa.us 4790 Chapman Dam Rd. Clarendon, PA
Tidioute Riverside This is a linear trail that is 4.5 miles long. It is rated as one of the EASIEST trails. For more information contact the Allegheny National Forest at 814-723-5150.
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Anders Run Natural Area & Trail Cornplanter State Forest

This trail is almost 2 miles long, there is also a shorter trail loop which is less than 1 mile long. There are many large white pine and hemlocks that you can see along the trail. Many of them date back to the early 1700s, and some of the hemlocks are estimated to be 400 years old. Some of these trees are 130 feet tall and over 40 inches around! Also featured on this trail is the "Little Stone House in the Hollow". This is one of three stone houses built in 1841 on the original Irvine Estate. For more information contact Cornplanter Forest District Office at 814-723-0262 or email fd14@state.pa.us

Brush Hollow and Mill Creek

This trail has 3 loops offering a total of 7.7 miles of hiking. The trail is marked with blue diamonds. Brush Hollow offers challenges to a wide range of skill levels. The section of trail located along Big Mill Creek is designated EASIEST and is suitable for beginners. The Brushy Gap and Elli Loops are designated MORE DIFFICULT. The Challenger Loop is designated MOST DIFFICULT and is suitable for experienced skiers.

Buckaloons Recreation Areas

This campground features the Buckaloons Seneca Trail, made for the Seneca Indian Tribe that lived there. It circles the entire recreation area and is one mile long

Irvine Rd. off Rt.62

Hearts Content Recreation Area

This trail is 1.3 miles long. Although it is short, it is beautiful! This trail features old growth trees. For more information please contact the Allegheny National Forest at 814-723-5150

Hickory Creek Wilderness

An 11-mile loop hiking trail weaves its way through the rolling terrain, climbing in and out of the valleys. For more information contact Hickory Creek Wilderness Ranch at 814-484-7520

North Country National Scenic Trail

This trail extends over 96 miles! It takes you through the Iroquois and the Allegheny Plateau. Home of the most valuable black cherry in the world, landscapes rich in history, wildlife and natural beauty. A unique national resource, the NCT is part of a 4,600 mile National Scenic Trail that extends from Crown Point, NY to Lake Sakakawea, ND. Once completed, it will be the longest continuous footpath in the US.

Morrison Trail

Slopes along the reservoir and along the small streams are steep. Large boulders can be found on the steeper hillsides. The trail is marked with gray diamond markers. Most of the area is heavily forested in second growth timber; primarily oak and hickory. Hemlock is found in small groves along the streams, and some magnificent old white pines can be found in scattered locations. Mid to late June provides a perfect opportunity to view the Mountain Laurel, the Pennsylvania State flower. Opportunities to view wildlife - deer, squirrel, grouse and turkey are also good. For more information call the Allegheny National Forest at 814-723-5150

Minister Creek Recreation Area

The hiking trail is a 6 mile loop, starts and ends at the campground. The trail is marked with off-white blazes, and joins the North Country National Scenic Trail on the north end. Trout fishing is excellent in Minister Creek. For more information contact the Allegheny National Forest at 814-723-5150.

Chapman State Park

There are 12 miles of trails in this park, Chapman is the trailhead for backpacking trails on adjoining public lands. Map and trail information is available in the park office. FREE parking is available at the park for those who would rather not leave their vehicles along public roadways. Please Sign in at the Park Office. For more information contact Chapman State Park at 814-723-0250 or email chapmansp@state.pa.us

4790 Chapman Dam Rd. Clarendon, PA

Tidioute Riverside

This is a linear trail that is 4.5 miles long. It is rated as one of the EASIEST trails. For more information contact the Allegheny National Forest at 814-723-5150.

Allegheny National Forest Recreation Map Front (pdf)
Allegheny National Forest Recreation Map Back (pdf)

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