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Near the road in the Quaker area. A series of large rock formation which has allegedly housed bears. Today, too many people visit for the bears to stick around.
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A smaller less visited lake frequented by kids learning to fish in the summer.
A roughly 5-mile (8-km) hike round trip, plus elevation, in the Quaker area of the park. Closed in the winter. Please consult park maps for precise location, distance, elevation, etc.
The largest lake in the park. Its western end is outside of park boundaries and can be accessed for fishing and kayaking without needing to pay a fee.
A small waterfall off the ASP 1 between Red House and Quaker.
Allegheny Reservoir
Red House or Quaker Lake both have kayak launches. Additionally the north end of the Allegheny Reservoir (shown) is accessible near the Quaker entrance and can be used for multi-day kayaking into the Allegheny National Forest in Pennsylvania.
A series of large rock formations. Be careful when visiting, it is best to have a 4 wheel drive car and to visit in the summer.