Allegany State Park

  Habitat: This state park has the largest acreage of land in Western New York. Much of this Park is made up of hardwood forest but also includes some stands of coniferous trees along with an assortment of small ponds, streams and a couple of large lakes.
  Trails: Very well kept trails and also a network of paved roads. Be aware that there are a lot of camping sites so Allegany is very busy in the summer; be prepared for some traffic.
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