Discover 7 parks for hunting within driving distance of Pittsburgh
"Pittsburgh residents often visit Hillman State Park for a convenient getaway from the city, enjoying mountain biking, horseback riding, and scenic nature trails."
A vast, undeveloped state park in southwestern Pennsylvania offering hiking, biking, horseback riding, and wildlife observation in a scenic natural setting.
"Pittsburgh, the largest city in western Pennsylvania, is within a reasonable drive for urban residents seeking a day trip or weekend escape to the park’s lake and trails."
2,981-acre park with 720-acre lake along historic Kittanning Path.
"Pittsburgh, the nearest major metropolitan area, provides city dwellers with a convenient escape to the Laurel Highlands for hiking, camping, and scenic drives."
A mountainous park in southwestern Pennsylvania, renowned for the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail and year-round outdoor activities.
"Pittsburghers often make weekend trips to Pymatuning State Park to enjoy its massive reservoir, wildlife, and peaceful natural setting, especially for boating and fishing."
Pennsylvania's largest park with 17,088-acre lake and famous fish spillway.
"As the nearest major metropolitan area, Pittsburgh residents often travel to the park for weekend escapes, camping, and outdoor adventure."
Massive 6,249-acre park with 1,635-acre Glendale Lake and 32+ miles of trails.
"As the nearest major metropolitan area, Pittsburgh residents often travel to Clear Creek State Park for weekend getaways, camping, and to experience the natural beauty of northwestern Pennsylvania."
A 1,901-acre park in Jefferson County, PA, featuring forested hills, the Clarion River, camping, hiking, and rustic cabins.
"Pittsburgh is the nearest major metropolitan area; residents seeking a scenic getaway or wildlife experience often travel to Elk State Park for weekend trips."
A 3,192-acre park in north-central Pennsylvania featuring a large reservoir, wildlife viewing, boating, and fishing.
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