Warren, the seat of Warren County, is located in the northwestern corner of the Pennsylvania Wilds, part of the Allegheny National Forest & Surrounds landscape. With a population of more than 9,000 residents, Warren is one of the larger cities in the PA Wilds.
Find
Whether you're planning a paddle excursion at Allegheny Outfitters, exploring the art of bouldering and rock climbing a Goat Fort Indoor Climbing Gym, taking in a beverage at Bent Run Brewing Company or participating in a fiber class at Tybout House, downtown Warren has plentiful opportunities for you to plan and fulfill your next adventure in the PA Wilds (without even having to enter the woods yet!).
Take part
Downtown Warren offers fun for people of all ages all year long. The annual Warren County Fair takes place the first week of August, bringing 5,000 people out to experience hometown fun at the fairgrounds. The slate of other activities includes art exhibits, guided outdoor excursions, festivals and fairs, concerts, trail races and more!
Walk
Visit the riverfront for a stroll along the Allegheny River, a nationally designated wild and scenic river. It could be the perfect start or end to each day, or perhaps a lunchtime tradition.
Warren, surrounded by the Allegheny National Forest and some of the must-see places in the PA Wilds, is conveniently located along Scenic Route 6. Hop in the car to experience some of these nearby places.
Warren is a perfect launchpad for avid outdoor recreation enthusiasts. The city offers all the amenities of modern life while still maintaining the charm and character of its humble beginnings. In a moment’s notice, you can go from streetside to trailside.
Picture yourself here.
Our local tourism partners can make it happen for you by providing on-the-ground tips, maps, itineraries and more.
22045 US-6, Warren, PA 16365 | (814) 726-1222
The Warren County Visitors Bureau serves all of Warren County, covering the northwestern portion of the Allegheny National Forest. Warren County is a gateway to the Kinzua Dam, the Allegheny National Forest and the Pennsylvania Wilds. WCVB Website
When exploring Warren and the surrounding area, be sure to practice the Seven Principles of Leave No Trace to ensure you have an enjoyable experience while also protecting what makes the PA Wilds special.
Plan Ahead & Prepare • Travel & Camp on Durable Surfaces
Trash Your Trash & Pick Up Pet Waste • Leave What You Find
Be Careful With Fire • Keep Wildlife Wild • Be Mindful in Shared Spaces