Thanks for the tour, Don. In returning to Vermont on at least two trips I drove to Tonesta and past Kinzua Dam then on NE into New York following the Allegany River. I always wondered what Heart's Content was.
@@TheNaturalistWithDonCipollini I watched that one before the Heart's Content one. Good videos. Last night I watched the Laurel Hill tour. I completed the entire trail during the early 70s. - all the way to Ohiopyle. Three of us did the section you covered on an overnight. I think we stayed at the tent camping area but my memory is at a deficit on that. It appears to me that the trail has been moved closer to the edge of the dropoff that I remember. There were no rhododendron tunnels I can remember at that time. But it's been close to 50 years since. That would have been in the same span of time you camped with the scouts there.
I own a cabin near Tidioute and it is a very beautiful area!
agreed!
Thanks for the tour, Don. In returning to Vermont on at least two trips I drove to Tonesta and past Kinzua Dam then on NE into New York following the Allegany River. I always wondered what Heart's Content was.
be sure to check out the Cook Forest episode too
@@TheNaturalistWithDonCipollini I watched that one before the Heart's Content one. Good videos. Last night I watched the Laurel Hill tour. I completed the entire trail during the early 70s. - all the way to Ohiopyle. Three of us did the section you covered on an overnight. I think we stayed at the tent camping area but my memory is at a deficit on that. It appears to me that the trail has been moved closer to the edge of the dropoff that I remember. There were no rhododendron tunnels I can
remember at that time. But it's been close to 50 years since. That would have been in the same span of time you camped with the scouts there.
Allegheny river flows into Pittsburgh, right?
yes