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Explore the Outdoors at Cook Forest State Park

Cook Forest State Park, located in northwestern Pennsylvania, is famed for its old growth forest. The Clarion River meanders through the park and provides plenty of opportunities for kayaking and canoeing. During the winter, cross-country skiing and sledding are available. Check out Cook Forest State Park hotels and plan a vacation your whole family will love.

Places to Stay Near to Cook Forest State Park

Cabin Cook Forest State Park (Office)
Mar 30 - Apr 6
-40%
$306
$184 per night
Cabin ∙ 12 guests ∙ 4 bedrooms
Pleasant Cabin in Cooksburg with Ample Parking + Magnificent Views
5.0
Outstanding (16 ratings)
Cook Forest State Park (Office), Barnett Township, Pennsylvania, United States
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Cabin Cook Forest State Park (Office)
Mar 30 - Apr 6
-24%
$193
$147 per night
Cabin ∙ 6 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms
Cabin in Cooksburg with Ample Parking + Magnificent Views
5.0
Outstanding (8 ratings)
Cook Forest State Park (Office), Barnett Township, Pennsylvania, United States
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Cabin Cook Forest State Park (Office)
Mar 30 - Apr 6
$180 per night
Cabin ∙ 6 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms
Cabin in Leeper with Grill
5.0
Outstanding (1 rating)
Cook Forest State Park (Office), Barnett Township, Pennsylvania, United States
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The Best Hiking Trails in Cook Forest State Park

The Best Hiking Trails in Cook Forest State Park

With nearly 50 miles of hiking trails, including several miles of multi-use trails, Cook Forest State Park is an outdoor enthusiast's dream. Ranging from easy to difficult, the trails suit hikers of all skill levels, including small children.

  • 1. Baker Trail/North Country National Scenic Trail

    Comprising a 12-mile stretch through the park's forest, two trails, Baker Trail and North Country National Scenic Trail, cut through Cook Forest State Park and follow the banks of the Clarion River. This hike is one of the more difficult treks in the park.

  • 2. Liggett Trail

    An easier trail that's good for families and under two miles long, Liggett Trail takes hikers through scenic old growth forest and is a good place to watch for local bird species.

  • 3. Tobecco Trail

    Another of the park's more difficult trails, Tobecco Trail begins on the banks of the Clarion River and ascends to two ridge tops, where hikers can take in stunning forest views.

  • 4. Indian Trail

    A short but difficult trail, Indian Trail is steep but worth the effort for the pond and forest views it provides.

  • 5. Equestrian Trail

    An easy, multi-use trail, Equestrian Trail leads hikers and horseback riders through a 1930s red pine plantation where you can spot hawks and white-tailed deer.

Great Places to Stay Near Cook Forest State Park

Cottage Cook Forest State Park (Office)
Feb 23 - Mar 1
-58%
$171
$71 per night
Cottage ∙ 3 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms
Cottage in Vowinckel with Yard & Grill
5.0
Outstanding (7 ratings)
Cook Forest State Park (Office), Barnett Township, Pennsylvania, United States
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House Cook Forest State Park (Office)
Mar 30 - Apr 6
$340 per night
House ∙ 15 guests ∙ 4 bedrooms
Beautiful Vacation Home in Sigel with Dual-Sided Fireplace
5.0
Outstanding (15 ratings)
Cook Forest State Park (Office), Barnett Township, Pennsylvania, United States
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Cabin Cook Forest State Park (Office)
Mar 30 - Apr 6
$201 per night
Cabin ∙ 6 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms
Cabin in Sigel with Grill & Yard
5.0
Outstanding (39 ratings)
Cook Forest State Park (Office), Barnett Township, Pennsylvania, United States
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The Best Family Activities in Cook Forest State Park

The Best Family Activities in Cook Forest State Park

Cook Forest State Park offers many activities and attractions throughout the year. During the warmer months, you'll find horseback riding, camping, water sports, and wildlife watching. In the winter, Pennsylvania's snowfall lends itself to ice skating and sledding. Cook Forest State Park cabins are perfect for evenings by the fire.

  • 1. Horseback riding

    Saddle up with your family and see the park on horseback. There's a simple loop trail that will take you through pine plantations, and there are an additional 24 miles of riding trails in the Clarion River Lands.

  • 2. Kayaking and canoeing

    Set out on the Clarion River, a Class 1 river, in a kayak or canoe – it's best enjoyed in the spring and fall.

  • 3. Camping

    Cook Forest State Park has 210 campsites with fire rings and picnic tables. The campgrounds have restrooms and showers, making camping fun and convenient for your family.

  • 4. Winter sports

    The colder months are the perfect time to stay at one of the cozy Cook Forest State Park cabins to spend your days ice skating, sledding, or cross-country skiing.

Top Lodging Near Cook Forest State Park

Cabin Cook Forest State Park (Office)
Dec 30 - Jan 6
-31%
$269
$186 per night
Cabin ∙ 8 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms
Cabin in Clarington
Cook Forest State Park (Office), Barnett Township, Pennsylvania, United States
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Cabin Cook Forest State Park (Office)
Dec 30 - Jan 6
-31%
$269
$293 per night
Cabin ∙ 8 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms
Cabin in Clarington
Cook Forest State Park (Office), Barnett Township, Pennsylvania, United States
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