“Considered Pennsylvania's "cradle of forestry"”
Michaux State Forest encompasses more than 85,500 acres in the South Mountain area of Cumberland, Franklin and Adams counties. Considered Pennsylvania's "cradle of forestry," Michaux is the site of first forestry school, Mont Alto. The forest is named for the French botanist, Andre Michaux, who discovered and named many plants in the 18th century.
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December 18, 2020
Home to part of the Appalachian Trail and Thaddeus Steven's Blacksmith shop. This state park has a lot to see and do. A great stop to stretch your legs along the transcontinental Lincoln Highway.
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Michaux State Forest
10099 Lincoln Way E
Fayetteville,
Pennsylvania
17222
USA
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