Tracy Ridge Recreation Area
This campground sits on a ridge top three miles east of the Allegheny Reservoir just minutes south of the PA/NY state border. This 45-site campground provides spacious, tree-shaded campsites in an area that is heavily forested with oak.
The campground contains one of the two trailheads for the Tracy Ridge Hiking Trail, with one loop circling the campground. The North Country National Scenic Trail, which connects to the Tracy Ridge Hiking Trail, also goes past the campground.
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At a Glance
Current Conditions: | Open 04/01 -12/17. Reservations are accepted between 05/23 - 09/05. |
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Operational Hours: | Quiet hours 10:00 pm to 6:00 am |
Reservations: | Camping reservations are available from May 23 - September 5 |
Fees: | Fees:
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Open Season: | 4/01 - 12/17 |
Usage: | Light |
Restrictions: | As a visitor to the National Forest, you are asked to follow certain rules designed to protect the Forest, natural resources and to provide for public safety of visitors. These rules are available to you on-line or at any office of the Allegheny National Forest. Please take time to read and understand them. General Topic orders apply across the Forest. Applicable Orders for this Site:
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Closest Towns: | Bradford, PA |
Water: | Drinking Water |
Restroom: | Vault |
Operated By: | Allegheny Site Management Phone: 814-363-9090 Email: ecpalleghenysite@gmail.com |
Information Center: | Bradford Ranger District Address: 29 Forest Service Dr., Bradford, PA 16701 Phone: 814-362-4613 Email: sm.fs.anf@usda.gov |
General Information
Directions:From Bradford
- Travel on Route 346 for 13.9 miles.
- Turn left on PA-321 S.
- Travel south on PA-321 for 3 miles.
- The site is on the right.
General Notes:
North Country National Scenic Trail
Walk among rocks and waterfalls, Allegheny hardwoods and stands of Mountain Laurel! Explore the 96.3 miles of North Country National Scenic Trail (NCNST) that meanders through the historic lands of the Iroquois, the Allegheny Plateau, some of the most valuable Black Cherry and Oak in the world, landscapes rich in history, wildlife, and natural beauty.
Tracy Ridge Hiking Trail System
A 33-mile interconnecting trail system. There are multiple access points to the trail.
Activities
Campground Camping
Amenities:
- picnic tables
- fire rings
- tent pads
- hand-pumped water
- vault toilets
- trailer dump station
No. of Sites |
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Fire Information | Campfires are permitted as long as fires are maintained in a fire ring and fully extinguished when leaving. |
Sleeping Shelter | No |
Difficulty Level: | Easy |
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RV Camping
Amenities:
- picnic tables
- fire rings
- tent pads
- hand-pumped water
- vault toilets
- trailer dump station
No. of Sites |
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Pavement Type for Parking | hardened |
Hookup - Water | No |
Hookup - Sewer | No |
Dump Stations | Yes |
Hookups - Electric | No |
Fire Information | Campfires are permitted as long as fires are maintained in a fire ring and fully extinguished when leaving. You can collect dead and downed wood in the campground for campfires. |
Difficulty Level: | Easy |
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Viewing Wildlife
Over 70 species of game and non-game fish live in the Allegheny National Forest. Over 300 species of mammals, including raccoon, gray squirrel, snowshoe hare, red and gray fox, beaver, mink, and muskrat as well as game species suck as white-tailed deer, black bear and wild turkey.
When you see wildlife, please remember:
- never feed wildlife
- don't interfere with mating, predation or other natural behaviors.
- keep a respectful distance
- preserve habitat by following "leave no trace" principles.
- leave young wildlife where you find them.
If you think you've found a sick or injured animal please call the Pennsylvania Game Commission.
Difficulty Level: | Intermediate |
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XC Skiing/Snowshoeing
Multiple use trail for hiking, X-C skiing and snow shoeing starts at Recreation area entry road.Warming Shelters | No |
Base Conditions | Not a groomed trail |
Difficulty Level: | Intermediate |
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