allegheny national forest visitors bureau

We did this 29-mile scenic drive on October 19th. Unfortunately, it was really past prime foliage time; it was a nice drive, but we assume it would've been better the weekend before. We stopped at two great overlooks-- Rimrock Overlook and Jakes Rocks, and got wonderful views and some nice photos!

Very nice use of our tax dollars, the building was beautiful. Helpful attendants. Gave us useful suggestions for areas to visit and drew us a helpful map.

The Kinsua Sky Walk and the Kinsua Dam were rich in history and amazing sites. The forest is just beginning the Fall leaf extravaganza! The reds are vivid with lots of green and some golds. Next weekend will be even better.

Dropped by this place as we thought it was the Allegheny National Forest Visitors Centre that had been promoted as we drove along on of the highway. We were told by the staff member on duty that the only thing available was a Ranger Station. Somewhat disappointed my friend & I got some pamphlets and maps of the area. Were given some ideas for visitation purposes within the area but from a time perspective we didn't have the time as we were passing through the area. Very helpful plus knowledgeable staff member on duty plus gave us some alternative ways to get back Canada due to construction going on.

The visitor center staff is very informative and helpful, knowledgeable of what to see, do, and eat in the area. Highly recommended before visiting the National Forest. It would be even better if there is some exhibit of the National Forest.

Thank you for stopping by the visitors center- we are always happy to help with fun things to see & do in the area. Hope you will come back to see us soon!

This park is a family favorite for over 50 years and a few generations. This year in particular they were having an extra form signed to make campers aware of the bears this year as thera are many. A great place to visit.

WOW!!! These are some of the biggest rocks i have seen. they are amazing. you can see big rocks on bigger rocks. how the rain and wind have carved the rock.

Offers many good ideas for visiting in the area. This is an extensive vacation spot so don't miss anything.

The Allegheny National Forest Bureau takes up a section of Bradford's beautiful old post office. Once you go through the front doors, turn right and you should be able to find it without a problem. While the space is small, the woman who was there was friendly and informative. She helped us greatly when we inquired about the Zippo/Case Museum and the plans they have for the Kinzua Viaduct observation deck and visitor center.Please note that if you're traveling on E. Corydon St., it becomes a one way street just before you get to the old post office and bureau. A quick drive around the block will drop you right in front of the building and metered parking.