Erie Bluffs State Park

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The newest Pennsylvania State Park, Erie Bluffs is 540 acres of Lake Erie shoreline in western Erie County, twelve miles west of the city of Erie. It is the largest undeveloped stretch of Lake Erie shoreline remaining in Pennsylvania. The park has one-mile of shoreline, 90-foot bluffs overlooking Lake Erie, world-class shallow stream steelhead fishery, old growth forest, rare, endangered and threatened flora, uncommon oak savannah sand barren ecosystem, exceptional value wetlands, and significant archaeological sites. Erie Bluffs State Park truly provides beautiful, untouched scenery that is waiting to be explored. Because Erie Bluffs is the newest state park, it is still becoming developed. The master plan For Erie Bluffs State Park is the result of various stakeholder and public meetings held in the Erie area. It will provide direction to the Department for the future development of the newest state park in the system. Come explore the beauty of Erie Bluffs!

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