Timber Ridge Cabins

03/17/2024

Did you know the Crosscut is in the solar eclipse path?!

03/16/2024

Who's ready to have a cookout?!🙋‍♀️
Book the Crosscut at:
airbnb.com/h/timberridgecabins

03/12/2024

Make a trip to the Allegheny National Forest!
We have the cabin, you have the fun! 🥾🚲🌳
Book for Summer 2024 on Airbnb!
airbnb.com/h/timberridgecabins

03/10/2024

Anybody else have better luck than me??? Show off those trophy fish in the comments!

We are soooo close to the first day of trout, here in PA! The Crosscut is within a short drive to great fishing streams! Check Airbnb for availability and pricing! 😎 🐟 🏠 🌳 🪵🪓

03/06/2024

Yay!

02/29/2024

Happy Birthday to all the Leap Year babies out there!🥳

10/15/2023

Anybody else catch the rainbow at the Johnny Appleseed Festival?🌈😍🪓🍎

10/11/2023

Johnny Appleseed Festival 🍎🪓🍎🪓🍎🪓🍎🪓
The best weekend of the year is FINALLY HERE!!!

09/30/2023

Good luck out there!

09/28/2023

If you have never seen Warren County in the fall, you are missing out! 😍🍁🍂
The Crosscut has a few limited nights available!

‼️Fall Foliage Alert‼️

Believe it or not, NO FILTER was used in this picture taken this evening at Soldiers and Sailors Park in Warren. While we still have a predicted 2 weeks until peak color, there are patches of brightness popping up.

08/17/2023

💡DID YOU KNOW💡 Many people came to Northwestern Pennsylvania (Warren County) because there were large stands of pine, hemlock and hardwoods (maple, beech, ash, and oak) available. Hardwoods covered much of the western portion of the county, and the evergreens were mainly in creek valleys and southeast of the Allegheny River? The Allegheny, Conewango, Brokenstraw, and Kinzua were natural waterways for the rafting of lumber to southern markets including Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and New Orleans. It was one of the county's main industries for one hundred years. The rafting of lumber began in the late eighteenth century and ended just after 1900.

Sawmills were eventually built on even the smallest streams, and logs and sawed timber were hauled out of the woods by horse, and later by a huge network of logging railroads. The largest sawmill in Pennsylvania during the early 1900s was in Sheffield. It was called the Central Pennsylvania Lumber Co. The trees cut in Warren County in the early days were used mainly for crude board lumber, shingles, and ship’s masts.

Lumbering continues to be an important industry in Warren County, with second and third-growth forests available for regular harvesting. Many area logging companies gather from the timberlands of Northwestern Pennsylvania. The Allegheny National Forest is the site of much modern timber management research and practice. Sites such as the Northeastern Forest Experiment Station in Irvine conduct research on species like the native black cherry.