Pennsylvania Lumber Museum

About Pennsylvania Lumber Museum

Explore the natural beauty surrounding the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum near Ulysses, PA! Delve into the rich history of Pennsylvania's lumber industry while enjoying scenic hikes on well-maintained trails. The Webber Cabin Trail offers an easy 0.6-mile out-and-back trek to the relocated historic log cabin of DCNR Forester Bob Webber, connecting it to the CCC Log Cabin and providing stunning vista views. Before you go, remember that biking and camping aren't permitted on this trail, and restroom facilities are limited. Be mindful of the possibility of rattlesnakes and consider checking the museum's event page for parking information, especially during special events.

For a longer and more immersive experience, embark on the Sustainable Forestry Trail, an easy 1.8-mile loop showcasing sustainable forest management practices. This loop near the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum near Coudersport winds through diverse terrain, including northern hardwood forests, streams, and wetlands, and offers glimpses into the PA Lumber Museum exhibits. Expand your adventure with the Lumberman's Loop for a longer hike, or explore nearby CCC remnants. Note that camping is not permitted on the trail grounds; consider alternatives like the Susquehannock Trail System or Cherry Springs State Park for overnight stays.