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This shelter area located north of Route 31 is one of eight strategically placed along the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail. Each shelter area has five Adirondack-style lean-to shelters, room for up to 25 tents, bathrooms, fire pits, and garbage cans. Overnight stays at shelter areas must be reserved ahead of time with Laurel Ridge State Park. There is a seasonal stream that runs through the south end of this shelter area near shelters #1 and #2 that can serve as a good water supply.

This shelter area just off Route 271 is one of eight strategically placed along the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail. Each shelter area has five Adirondack-style lean-to shelters, room for up to 25 tents, bathrooms, fire pits, and garbage cans. Overnight stays at shelter areas must be reserved ahead of time with Laurel Ridge State Park.

Nice wooden bridge over the Casselman River. As you are crossing, make sure to stop to enjoy the wonderful view of the river and the surrounding forest.

Though Laurel Summit State Park is only 6 acres, the trails that start run for miles through Forbes State Forest and along the Laurel Ridge.

Heading out the Laurel Summit State park, you can choose different paths to go deep into the Forbes State Forest. One of them is the Wolf Rocks Trail, that will get you to the marvelous viewpoint at the end, where you can enjoy the dense trees and refreshing air.

Located at the parking lot of Laurel Summit State Park, this trailhead will take you all the way up to Wolf Rocks, where the views will most certainly reward the effort as you approach the Parks Hill mountain side.

Laurel Summit State Park offers a wide picnic area accessible from many trails. There's a parking lot at the entrance of the park, at the side of Forbes State Park.

Near the end of Forbes State Forest, on the side of Parks Hill, Wolf Rocks is a great set of boulders from which you can observe the woodland below you. It's the ideal point for a picture. Be careful with the fall a few steps further!