WYOMING COUNTY, Pa. — Some of the most beautiful views in the area are now open to the public. One of the tallest mountains in Wyoming County is now state forest land. Jon Meyer found that it takes quite the climb to explore it On The Pennsylvania Road.
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From the Pennsylvania DCNR:
The agency has added the 2,500-acre Miller Mountain property in Wyoming County, and the property is now included in Pinchot State Forest.
Miller Mountain’s inclusion into Pinchot State Forest marks the first state forestland in Wyoming County. The 2022 addition of 669-acre Vosburg Neck State Park was the first state parkland in the county.
Miller Mountain is located in the Endless Mountains Heritage Region and within a half-mile of an Important Bird Area. The land provides critical habitat for migratory birds, black bears, white-tailed deer and bobcats.
The mountain is open to the public, however DCNR is establishing the state forest boundary lines and assessing the property for public access and recreational opportunities.