FOREST DAYS
Allegheny National Forest
Choose a trail, enjoy a picnic, or simply spend some time under the trees. Pennsylvania’s national forest gives you plenty of ways to get outside.
Plan a visit ↗GO A LITTLE FURTHER
Forest walks. Days by the water. A slow drive through the Pennsylvania countryside. Leave a little room in the plan for whatever you find.
FOREST DAYS
Choose a trail, enjoy a picnic, or simply spend some time under the trees. Pennsylvania’s national forest gives you plenty of ways to get outside.
Plan a visit ↗TIME BY THE WATER
Plan a day of boating, fishing, or enjoying the shoreline at Tionesta Lake. Tionesta Creek and the Allegheny River are other places to plan a fishing outing. Check the official recreation information for access, current conditions, and seasonal services.
Plan a visit ↗LOOK UP
Walk beneath the old-growth trees, then plan time along the Clarion River for canoeing or kayaking. Pick a trail or river outing that suits your group, and check conditions and access before heading out.
Plan a visit ↗A LITTLE TIME IN TOWN
Explore Tionesta Market Village, local shops and dining, and Lighthouse Island on the Allegheny River. The island offers a walking trail and places to enjoy the river. Check local sources for launch access and lighthouse tour dates.
Plan a visit ↗THE OWNERS’ FAVORITES
Add Cornplanter State Forest, Minister Creek, or Hearts Content to your hiking plans. Minister Creek and Hearts Content are two of the owners’ favorite places to explore in the Allegheny National Forest. Walk among the old-growth trees at Hearts Content, and choose a route that fits your group.
Plan a visit ↗MAKE IT YOUR OWN
Find local dining, outdoor activities, and things to do around Tionesta through the regional visitors bureau. A useful starting point for your weekend plans.
Plan a visit ↗A WEEKEND, WITHOUT THE RUSH
Bring dinner supplies, unpack, and enjoy your first evening at the cabin. Keep the plans simple.
Choose a forest walk or a day around Tionesta Lake. Come home for dinner and an evening by the fire.
Take a quiet morning, follow your cabin’s checkout instructions, and head home with a little fresh air still in you.
Check official sources for closures, weather, permits, accessibility, and seasonal availability before heading out.