Calling all hikers! And, even if you’re not an avid hiker, you’re going to want to read this, too. Pittsburgh and beyond boast an array of amazing hiking trails for hikers of all ages and all skill levels. This easy trail near Pittsburgh might not take you to the top of the world (you’ll just feel like it does), but it will take you to the highest point in Pennsylvania. Even better? You can opt for a short, sweet hike to the highest point in PA. Or, you can go for a longer hike with even more spectacular scenery.

Drink in sweeping views of Forbes State Forest, and beyond, from Mount Davis, the highest point in Pennsylvania at 3,213-feet.
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And, you have several options for reaching the scenic tower atop Mount Davis. Stroll only an eighth of a mile then...
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Climb to the top of the observation tower for sweeping views that will take your breath away, no matter the season.
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Of course, if you're in the mood for a bit of a vigorous hike, slip on your comfiest hiking boots and embark on the High Point Trail.
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Spanning a little over four miles, the High Point Trail has been described as easy by some hikers and moderate by others.
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The picturesque loop trail will take you past flowing streams, massive boulders, and towering trees.
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However, if you're up for the entire loop trail, you'll probably want to head up to the lookout tower first to avoid having to climb stairs if you're fatigued.
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Mount Davis is located in Elk Lick Township, PA 15558.
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Have you ever hiked this trail near Pittsburgh? Do you have any advice for other Pittsburghers? Join the conversation in the comments! Then, click here to read about an enchanting and easy winter hike near Pittsburgh.

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