Allegany State Park - Quaker Area

Introduction

Immerse yourself in the untamed wilderness of Western New York at Allegany State Park's Quaker Area, a breathtaking natural sanctuary that offers visitors an unparalleled outdoor adventure. This spectacular park section provides a perfect escape into nature, with extensive recreational opportunities and stunning landscapes.

Background

The Quaker Area of Allegany State Park is a vast wilderness landscape featuring dense forests, rolling hills, and diverse ecosystems. Visitors can enjoy extensive hiking trails, camping facilities, and opportunities for wildlife observation. The area provides a comprehensive outdoor experience with well-maintained facilities and access to the park's rich natural environment.

History

The Allegany State Park was established in 1921, with the Quaker Area representing a significant portion of this expansive wilderness preserve. Originally part of the Seneca Nation's traditional lands, the park was developed during the Great Depression through Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) efforts. The Quaker Area specifically has been a crucial recreational zone, preserving the natural landscape while providing extensive opportunities for outdoor activities and wildlife conservation.

Address: 8998 ASP Route 3, Salamanca, NY 14779Get Directions

Total Trail Length: 12.5 miles

Fees: Vehicle entry fee

Hours: 24/7 seasonal access

Phone: (716) 354-9101

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Points of Interest

  • Hiking Trails
  • Dense Forests
  • Wildlife Viewing Areas
  • Scenic Landscapes
  • Historic CCC Structures

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