Have you ever just wished, maybe even out loud, you could just get away from it all – far away from other people and the constant buzz of everyday life? Next time you’re feeling that way, start planning a visit to the most remote spot in Pennsylvania. There, embrace solitude among nature as you walk along winding trails, breathe in the fresh air, and admire your lush surroundings.
Go deep into the forest when you visit Hammersley Wild Area, a sprawling 30,253-acre wild area tucked in Susquehannock State Forest.
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In fact, the most remote spot in Pennsylvania has earned distinction as the state’s second largest wild area. Perhaps just as impressive: You won’t find a larger roadless area in PA.
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Bring plenty of water and wear comfy shoes as you embark on one of the hiking trails, like the Twin Sisters Trail, in the lush wild area.
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Good news, too. You don’t have to worry about loud, disruptive noise on your adventure as motorized vehicles are not permitted in the wild area.
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Set off on the nearly eight-mile Twin Sisters Trail that will take you through a lush forested area…
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Over picturesque footbridges, by flowing streams, and…
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To the Twin Sisters scenic vista, which provides sweeping views of the wild area.
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Hammersley Wild Area is located in Austin, PA 16720.
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