Here is a collection of images taken from the AFT. Many of these photos are represented on the trail map by a black dot(•).
Overlooking
beautiful Bald Eagle Valley to the east and the Moshannon Creek basin to the
west, welcome to the
ALLEGHENY FRONT TRAIL.
—
The Allegheny Front Trail (or AFT) is a relatively new Pennsylvania hiking
trail that encircles Black
Moshannon State Park. While currently being plotted using GPS equipment,
the estimated length of the trail is 40 miles. Under construction since
late 1995, the AFT traverses some rocky, rugged portions
of the Allegheny Plateau, passes along five different mountain trout
streams and the Moshannon Creek, and includes 11 vistas
along its circuit.
— A 7-mile cross-connector passes through
the park, while most of the orange-blazed trail is outside the park’s
boundaries. The northeastern portion intersects with several blue-blaze cross-country
ski trails.
Detailed
Map
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