Mount Davis, Highest point in Pennsylvania
Mount Davis is known for its rocky summit and beautiful panoramic views.
It was named after John Nelson Davis, an early settler, and Civil War veteran.
Near the peak, a metal observation tower allows visitors to rise above the surrounding forest.
Its elevation reaches 3,213 feet, with accessible trails for hiking.
The area around Mount Davis features rare alpine plants otherwise uncommon in Pennsylvania.
Location: Elk Lick Township
Elevation above the sea: 979 m
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Mount Davis is known for its rocky summit and beautiful panoramic views.
Casselman Bridge spans the Casselman River in Garrett County.
The Salisbury Viaduct spans 1,908 feet over the Casselman River valley.
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The Petersburg Tollhouse, located in Addison, is a well-preserved example of early American tollhouses.
