Quebec Run Wild Area, Wild area in Pennsylvania
Quebec Run Wild Area is a scenic expanse of forest and streams.
The land was once used for timber and farming before becoming protected.
It's named after Quebec Run, the primary stream flowing through the area.
Hiking trails abound for outdoor enthusiasts to explore.
Endless vistas of untouched wilderness offer a retreat from modern life.
Location: Pennsylvania
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