Armstrong
Armstrong (named in honor of Colonel John Armstrong) County is located just northeast of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and offers many things for your family and friends to explore! It was incorporated in 1800 from the other counties, Allegheny, Lycoming, and Westmoreland.
Today, Armstrong is truly a sportsperson's paradise, boasting beautiful, abundant woodlands and streams. This is the perfect place to take a hike (or bike) on the Armstrong Trail and view the wondrous beauty of the fall foliage alongside the Allegheny River.
Want to take in more of it? Try a fall foliage driving tour of Armstrong County – pretty much any route will showcase the vibrant colors of fall. The county boasts numerous must-visit museums, warship sites, and historic landmarks.
Enjoy a weekend of rest at one of Armstrong County's beautiful campgrounds. Relax around a campfire, listen to great music, and join in on the many activities for both young and old.
Well known among hunters for its whitetail deer population, Armstrong County is home to five state game lands, providing ample opportunities for small game, pheasant, grouse, and turkey hunting throughout the seasons.
Anglers of all ages and skill levels can 'wet their lines' at any of our numerous streams, lakes, and the Allegheny River, which is home to every species of fish found in Pennsylvania and is considered one of the best walleye rivers in the east.
