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Bald Eagle Forest District DCNR's Bureau of Forestry manages our state forests for their long-term health and productivity while conserving native wild plants.

Bald Eagle State Forest, named for the famous Native American Chief Bald Eagle, includes 194,602 acres in Snyder, Union, Centre, Mifflin, and Clinton counties. It spans across the high, sharp ridges of central Pennsylvania and features miles pristine mountain streams and numerous tracts of old growth forest. Read the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s full Social Media Policy: https://www.pa.gov/social-media-policy-and-disclaimer.

Weekly fall foliage report 🍂Get out and check out all the beautiful colors and views state forest have to offer.
10/15/2026

Weekly fall foliage report 🍂

Get out and check out all the beautiful colors and views state forest have to offer.

The fall foliage is nearing peak color in the Bald Eagle State Forest. Let's see some of your favorite Bald Eagle State ...
10/15/2026

The fall foliage is nearing peak color in the Bald Eagle State Forest. Let's see some of your favorite Bald Eagle State Forest fall foliage photos. 🍂🍁

📸 credits: Forester Luke Waltman

10/08/2026
Here is this week's fall foliage report 🍁
10/08/2026

Here is this week's fall foliage report 🍁

It's time for your Week 2 Fall Foliage Report! 🍂🍁 While autumn colors continue to spread across much of the Commonwealth...
10/08/2026

It's time for your Week 2 Fall Foliage Report! 🍂🍁

While autumn colors continue to spread across much of the Commonwealth, recent cold nights have helped fall colors reach their peak in the north. Bright, colorful leaves are now easy to spot in most Pennsylvania forests.

The best places to enjoy the season right now are the northern counties, the northern Poconos, and the Laurel Highlands.

Photo 1: Denton Hill (Susquehannock State Forest)
Photo 2: Route 850 (Perry County)
Photo 3: State Game Lands 159 (Wayne County)

View the full report: pa.gov/fallfoliage

Fall doesn’t mean that ticks take a break! Tick bites can happen well into the cooler months. Reduce your risk of Lyme D...
10/07/2026

Fall doesn’t mean that ticks take a break!

Tick bites can happen well into the cooler months. Reduce your risk of Lyme Disease and other tick-borne illnesses by following these bite prevention tips.

DCNR is seeking four passionate advocates to fill voluntary positions on the Pennsylvania Trails Advisory Committee. App...
10/07/2026

DCNR is seeking four passionate advocates to fill voluntary positions on the Pennsylvania Trails Advisory Committee. Apply today and help shape the future of Pennsylvania's trails!

To kick off September and Trails Month in Pennsylvania, the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) is now accepting letters of interest and resumes for four voluntary positions that will be opening on the 2027 Pennsylvania Trails Advisory Committee (PTAC). DCNR is seeking interested

Please be advised, on Sunday, October 11, 2026, Bald Eagle State Forest will be hosting the unPAved gravel road bike rac...
10/06/2026

Please be advised, on Sunday, October 11, 2026, Bald Eagle State Forest will be hosting the unPAved gravel road bike race. We are asking that no fuelwood cutting take place on the roads listed below that are being used during this event. For additional details on roads being used, please use the link listed below or see picture attached. If you have any questions, please call the Forest District Office at 570-922-3344.

https://unpavedpennsylvania.com/unpaved-of-the-susquehanna-river-valley-2/

Discover Pennsylvania’s funga in-person! There are many mushroom/mycology clubs in Pennsylvania where you can learn from...
10/06/2026

Discover Pennsylvania’s funga in-person!

There are many mushroom/mycology clubs in Pennsylvania where you can learn from experts with decades of identification experience. The safest, most rewarding way to learn about mycology is in-person.

Explore clubs at https://naturalheritage.dcnr.pa.gov/Fungi.html

Explore Free: Because every season brings a new reason to visit.
10/02/2026

Explore Free: Because every season brings a new reason to visit.

More dumping on your public State Forest Land.  This pile of tires was discovered by a passer by over the weekend along ...
09/22/2026

More dumping on your public State Forest Land. This pile of tires was discovered by a passer by over the weekend along Spruce Run Road.

If you witness any such illegal activity, please contact our office immediately at 570-922-3344.

Have a safe and happy holiday weekend!
09/04/2026

Have a safe and happy holiday weekend!

06/30/2026

We are now able to do card transactions. Thank you.

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Hey, Social Media. I'm sure you're all well aware of the extreme heat conditions coming this week. I wanted to share som...
06/30/2026

Hey, Social Media. I'm sure you're all well aware of the extreme heat conditions coming this week. I wanted to share some resources that you can feel free to use on your Facebook accounts, if desired.
DOH posts
Heat stroke symptoms
211 cooling centers
Heat exhaustion and heat stroke
PEMA post on staying hydrated
Keep an eye on the DOH and PEMA accounts for more posts to share

06/23/2026

ATTENTION: Rangers at Bald Eagle State Forest recovered eight long guns and a crossbow that were dumped along Spruce Run Road in White Deer Township, Union County. Many of the weapons were wrapped and appear to have been sitting for an extended period of time prior to the dumping. Anyone with information is asked to contact Ranger Akers at (570) 518-8330 or [email protected].

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18865 Old Turnpike Road
Millmont, PA
17845

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