Allegany State Park is a state park in western New York State, located in Cattaraugus County just north of Allegheny National Forest in Pennsylvania. The park is divided into two sections: The Red House Area and the Quaker Run Area.The Red House Area is the northern half of Allegany State Park. It is usually considered to be the most developed area of the park. The Red House area's attractions include Stone Tower, the Summit Fire Tower, Red House Lake, Bridal Falls, and the Art Roscoe Ski Area. This section also contains several hiking trails and camp sites. The Red House area is the location of the Administration Building for the park.The Quaker area is the southern section of the park. Its attractions include Quaker Lake, the Mount Tuscarora Fire Tower, hiking trails, Science lake, Bear Caves, Thunder Rocks, the Quaker Amphitheater, and of course several campsites. The Cain Hollow campground is located on the Quaker side of the park.Allegany State Park is nicknamed the "Wilderness Playground of Western New York."

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A river runs through it... secluded 10 acres of land on the Little Mashel River with marketable timber. Build your dream cabin in the forest. Territorial view of the cascade foothills, numerous elk trails criss-cross property, build out here and your next door neighbor will be the elk. $185,000.

He was born William Frederick Cody on Feb. 26, 1846, in a log cabin near LeClaire, Iowa, an area just west of the Mississippi River. He would grow up to become “Buffalo Bill,” an icon of the American West; a man described by Annie Oakley as “the simplest of men, as comfortable with cowboys as with kings.”

Images and photos of rivers, streams, cabins, bridges and night shots of the Appalachian area.

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