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Easy Hikes Moderate Trails Difficult Treks Point of Interest Points of Interest. For more information, check out the DCNR website for each of our parks. The 3,000 square miles of the Laurel Highlands covers 10 state parks and forests, 5 national parks, and lots of local parks.
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The Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail is a 70-mile continuous footpath stretching atop the Laurel stickerRidge. There are only three locations along the trail where treated, potable water can be obtained: at Mile 26, (just south of Seven Springs); the old Laurel Ridge Park Office (along . Maps are available at the Park Office.
Six trailheads provide 30-car parking lots, overnight parking and trash receptacles. Voluntary day use registration mailboxes are located in each of the trailheads for day hikers to fill out information cards for vital park attendance data and for use in an emergency. A Hiker's Guide to the Laurel Highlands Trail is available from
28 Sep 2008 The Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail, one of the finest natural trails in Pennsylvania, extends for over 70 miles from Conemaugh Gorge near Johnstown to the rugged and picturesque Youghiogheny River Gorge at Ohiopyle State Park. The northern terminus is a few miles east of Seward off PA 56, and the
The 70-mile hiking trail stretches along Laurel Mountain from the picturesque Youghiogheny River At Ohiopyle, Pa. to the Conemaugh Gorge near Johnstown, Pa. The trail features overnight trail shelters that must be reserved in advance. Seasoned backpackers challenge themselves on the steep, rugged areas of the trails.
20 Jul 2017 The following, divided into five hikes, describes travel south to north, but direction is a matter of personal preference. Ohiopyle to Route 653. Leaving the banks of the Youghiogheny River, the yellow-blazes of the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail climb nine miles in stages from 1,200 feet to almost 2,800 feet.
The 70-mile Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail (LHHT) is an outstanding resource for hikers and backpackers from all over the Middle Atlantic States, and many thousands visit the trail every year. But you might not know that the three main ridges of southwestern Pennsylvania – Chestnut Ridge, Laurel Ridge and Allegheny
The Allegheny Group of Sierra Club has published the Hikers Guide to the Laurel Highlands Trail. The guide includes trail descriptions; information on the local geology, flora, and fauna; topographic maps and elevation profiles; advice on planning hikes and backpacking trips; and a list of hiking organizations in the area.
29 Aug 2008 On this 70-miler, see rhododendrons by day and hike light by staying in shelters at night. An hour south of Pittsburgh, the Laurel Highlands hover around 2,500 feet, and stay 10 to 20 degrees cooler than the humid valley floor. Grab the Hiker's Guide to the Laurel Highlands Trail ($7, alleghenysc.org).

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