Wyoming State Forest, State forest in Pennsylvania, United States.
Wyoming State Forest is a wooded area in Sullivan County featuring dense trees and several creeks that flow through mountain valleys. The land offers multiple hiking trails, camping areas, and fishing locations spread throughout the forest.
The forest was originally part of Pennsylvania's state forestry system and developed over many decades. In 2005, it was reorganized and merged into the Loyalsock State Forest when the state restructured its forest districts.
Today the forest serves as a place where people come to walk, fish, and enjoy the outdoors without much development around them. You will notice hikers, anglers, and families using the trails and clearings throughout the year.
The forest can be reached through entrance points near Montoursville and Williamsport, where you will find signs and parking areas. Most activities like hiking and fishing are available year-round, though fall and summer attract more visitors.
The forest contains an S-shaped gorge carved by Loyalsock Creek with steep stone walls on either side that few visitors notice at first. This geological feature creates a dramatic landscape that becomes more striking the further you explore into that section.
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