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Forest Cathedral trails

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Forest Road, Cooksburg
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Forest Cathedral trails

Explore this 1.9-mile loop trail near Leeper, Pennsylvania. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 55 min to complete. This is a very popular area for hiking, running, and walking, so you’ll likely encounter other people while exploring. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash.

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Forest Edge Cabin

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556 Beers Road, Sigel
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Forest Edge Cabin

This is a fully private Log Home on a wooded lot near Clear Creek State Park, Cook Forest and the Clarion River. Features a covered porch, beautiful stone wood burning fireplace, cathedral ceilings and log furniture throughout. Enjoy all of the modern amenities in a secluded and scenic location. This is an ideal location for nature enthusiasts which offers quick access to local tourist Attractions but also offers solitude and beautiful scenery.

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Frank’s Star Lunch

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265 N Findley St, Punxsutawney
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Frank’s Star Lunch

Family owned in the heart of Punxsutawney. Fresh, local, homemade food with gluten free options. Famous for their loose meat hamburgers and hot dogs. Carrying on since 1922.Family owned in the heart of Punxsutawney. Fresh, local, homemade food with gluten free options. Famous for their loose meat hamburgers and hot dogs. Carrying on since 1922.

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Gallery in the Forest

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RT 362 miles south of Cook Forest Clarion Bridge between Pinecrest Cabins and Wild Park & Stables, Clarington
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Gallery in the Forest

Check out the award-winning photography gallery showcasing the beauty of Cook Forest area. They specialize in capturing photographs of national parks and wilderness areas throughout the United States. The gallery is open on weekends and weekdays by chance or by appointment

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Gobbler’s Knob

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1548 Woodland Ave Ext, Punxsutawney
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Gobbler’s Knob

Groundhog Day is hosted by the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club each year on February 2, at the grounds that is known as Gobbler’s Knob. Visitors and Locals can visit Gobber’s Knob throughout the year now, with a new Visitors’ Center and Gift Shop on the grounds. When visiting, you will experience educational interactive activities; a theater to watch cuts of Groundhog Day in years past; get a picture of the hand-painted mural by a local artist; enjoy the memorabilia of Groundhog Day and the Groundhog Club; and shop for some great souvenirs. Make sure you ask all those questions that you have about how Groundhog Day started or how you can join in on the fun of Groundhog Day while visiting.
While at Gobbler’s Knob, you can enjoy a walk on our trail or visit the stage where the Groundhog Day festivities take place. Don’t forget to view the bricks that people have purchased from our brick program, that are placed on the Gobbler’s Knob stage and peek into the famous Phil’s stump.

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Gobbler’s Knob Trail

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1548 Woodland Ave Ext, Punxsutawney
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Gobbler’s Knob Trail

The Gobbler’s Knob Trail is an informational trail that is almost a half of a mile long on the Gobbler’s Knob grounds. At the entrance of the trail, you are welcomed with a lovely stone bench and garden area that you can stop and enjoy before starting your walk. Along your journey, you will find signage with the history of Groundhog Day, The Inner Circle, Phil, and more. Metal artwork is placed along the trail, that has been created and donated by Jefferson County DuBois Area Vocational-Technical School, a local trade school in the community. While walking the trail, you may see some of the area’s wildlife as well as the local vegetation.

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