Allegheny National Forest Visitors Bureau - Bradford, Pennsylvania

Allegheny National Forest Visitors Bureau

Ubicada en Bradford, Pennsylvania, esta oficina de visitantes de la forestal es una excelente fuente de información para planificar tu viaje al Allegheny National Forest.

Cómo llegar

La dirección de la oficina es 80 E Corydon St # C, Bradford, PA 16701, Estados Unidos y puedes llamarlos al 8004739370 para obtener más información.

Información sobre la oficina

La oficina de visitantes ofrece información sobre las actividades al aire libre, los trails, los puntos de interés y los eventos en la forestal.

Especialidades

La oficina de visitantes es una estación de información turística y ofrece información sobre las atracciones turísticas, los restaurantes y los comercios en la zona.

Otros puntos de interés

La forestal cuenta con parques de coches con acceso a personas con discapacidad, entradas accesibles para personas con discapacidad y es excelente para familias con niños.

Opiniones

Esta oficina de visitantes ha recibido 40 reseñas en Google My Business y tiene una media de opinión de 4,7/5.

Puntos de interés cercanos

• Marilla Bridge Crossing Trail
• Overlooks
• Cascadas
• Wildlife
• Estrios y más

Características de la forestal

La forestal ofrece trails para caminar y correr, ríos para pescar, ATVs y carros para recorrer.

Información recomendada

Para planificar tu viaje al Allegheny National Forest, te recomiendo visitar su sitio web en visitanf.com o llamar a la oficina de visitantes al 8004739370.

👍 Reviews of Allegheny National Forest Visitors Bureau

Mike P.

5/5

Thank you for the trail recommendations, stopped in Friday, the Marilla bridge crossing trail was phenomenal, walked around that several times, beautiful views.

Tammy L.

5/5

There is no other place in PA that is as beautiful as the Allegheny National Forest. We have camped, hiked, boated, and road our ATVs on trails and saw amazing things. Check out the overlooks, the water falls, the wildlife, the streams and more. There are unique museums, wineries, breweries, restaurants, antiques and great gift shops! We love it here and always go back!

Becki ?. I.

5/5

Absolutely the best website to find out anything about the northern area of the Allegheny National Forest. Truly the best gateway into the national forest! So much to do and see in this area. Very near the reservoir for boating, kayaking, fishing, etc. Plus over 600 miles of trails nearby!

Karen J. C.

5/5

Allegheny National Forest has been a precious memory as far back as I can remember. My Aunt Hester had a cabin in Pocono Mountains. I was about 4 or 5 then and the only thing I can remember is playing in a little stream that trickled down a hill on one side of my aunt's cabin. Her cabin was on top of this hill and my Dad sat on a blanket with our family and friends . They had kids close to our age and we played in the creek as the adults would oversee our activities. During our visits we always had fun together. My Aunt and her boys kept the cabin until the day she passed away. By that time I was in my 20's and starting my own family.
It wasn't too far beyond that , the Allegheny National Forest came into conversation again.
My husband and I bought play toys ...a snowmobile and motercycles/ off the road bikes. Our Daughters were in the double digits in age and didn't want anything to do with dirt bikes, but fell in love with snowmobiles.....and Allegheny National Forest.
We rented cabins and it was a great getaway during the winter. Pennsylvania is beautiful and if you never visited you are missing a very picturesque state. Back in the 70's the trail rides for snowmobiles were plentiful, but the interest for snowmobile riding was few.
We were actually in the mix of a few people who started a Snowmobile Club to create more interest. I worked for a short length of time for a company that sold recreational play toys and gear in the area I lived . We didn't live near the Forest, but the Forest was perfect, safe place to stay out of trouble. The four seasons were so beautiful in the mountains. It was great to be outdoors.
Getting back to nature is what I'm all about. I am in my 70's now and with Harry. We have been together for 21 years and he is the same way. We enjoy being outside and have the best stories about the beautiful , magical experiences we have seen and felt while Nature surrounded us. We all need a variety of experiences to add to our memories and I suggest trying road trips, bycycle riding, hiking , horse back riding and so much more. Our National Parks are the place to go and are safe for our families. Magical Memories are the most eye opening, soul cleansing, heart warming experiences one can ever have. It can happen in an instant, or any time increment, but one must keep. their eyes, mind , and time open with a calm pace. Walk in faith, not by sight.

Evan P.

5/5

The ANF Visitors Bureau does a great job promoting the region and member businesses. If you're looking for anything ANF, you will find it through the Bureau. Linda does a great job and is a great help to anyone looking to come see the area. The new website is excellent as well.

T K.

5/5

If you are looking for information about McKean County and the surrounding area, this is THE BEST place to stop! They will fill your head with wonderful options of things to do and see, and great options for dining and accomodations!

judy J.

3/5

Very helpful. The coffee cake Carolyn gave us was super good. Torina gave us some good maps and advice. Thank you!

Nicholas Q.

5/5

Amazing views and spectacular overlook. Very cool to see old tresses still on the ground.