Allegheny Reservoir
A lake-like experience in the Allegheny National Forest
Created by the iconic Kinzua Dam, the Allegheny Reservoir spans 12,000 acres and is a mecca for sightseers, birdwatchers, sunbathers, fishermen, and boaters of all kinds from fishing boats to jet skis.
Adventures at Every Turn
Fishing ~ Boating ~ Swimming ~ Information ~ Marina ~ Wildlife
The Allegheny Reservoir is stocked by the PA Fish & Boat Commissioner and provides excellent opportunities for walleye, smallmouth bass, and northern pike.
At typical summer pool, the Allegheny Reservoir is 27 miles long with 91 miles of shoreline and a maximum depth of 130 feet. Though a popular spot, there is plenty of room to be alone.
Designated swimming beaches in the Allegheny Reservoir include Kinzua Beach (pictured), Dewdrop, Elijah Run, Morrison, Roper Hollow, Kiasutha, and more.
KPIC is staffed seasonally by the Warren County Visitors Bureau and provides information, maps, restrooms, and stunning views. Wi-Fi service provided by Warren County Chamber of Business & Industry.
Waterfront dining, boat rentals, and beautiful views are at your fingertips. Wolf Run is the place to be in the summer.
Wildlife
Bill Vargo Photography
The Allegheny Reservoir is a known hot spot to see bald eagles. A variety of other critters can be found on the shore and in the water. Take your binoculars and enjoy the view!