Restrooms are available 24 hours a day. While there is no cost for the tour, there is a small reservation fee. What To See The geological history of these mountains has left scenic cliffs where rocky outcrops of Devonian shale and Chemung and Hampshire sandstone create dramatic formations. Colorful forest songbirds will dazzle you with their flashes of reds, yellows, blues and greens and their melodious songs. In the spring, turkey gobblers strut through the forest and forest clearings, displaying their beautiful array of feathers.
Black bears are occasional visitors to the area.
Check out a map of the area . What To Do White-tailed deer, turkey, grouse and squirrels will challenge the forest hunter. Canoeing is only possible during the spring melt, but canoeists will find the creek is at its most splendid at this time of year. Old logging roads are scattered throughout Sideling Hill WMA, creating both easy and challenging walks for hikers. Accessibility for the disabled - The exhibit center is accessible, as are the other levels of the building, by stairs or elevator, to view various geologic exhibits.