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Allegheny National Forest
4 Farm Colony Drive

Warren, PA 16365
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Tracy Ridge Recreation Area

Finding the area

Tracy Ridge Recreation Area is located on State Route 321, north of the junction with SR 59 and south of the junction with SR 346. Tracy Ridge sits on a ridge top three miles east of the Allegheny Reservoir.

Facilities

There are 119 spacious, tree-shaded campsites, each containing a picnic table, fire ring, and tent pad. Hand-pumped water, vault toilets, and a trailer dump station are also available. Firewood may be obtained from dead and down trees.

Camping Season Dates & Rates

Reservations

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Other features

Tracy Ridge Hiking Trails System (marked with off-white blazes) leads to the Reservoir. It also links up with the North Country National Scenic Trail, marked with blue blazes. By using this system in conjunction with the North Country National Scenic Trail, a loop hike of 8.7 miles is possible, beginning and ending at the campground. One feature of these trails is the large, scenic rock formations along their routes.

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USDA Forest Service - Eastern Region
Last modified: Monday, 07 April 2008