Access is provided by a number of rugged foot trails. It contains old growth hemlock and an outcrop of Tuscarora sandstone. The area contains cranberry, mountain holly and high-bush blueberry. This 500 acre tract is located 5 miles west of Troxelville along the Swift Run Road in Snyder County. It contains virgin white pine, hemlock, and pitch pine.
Good access is provided by foot trails.
The area is covered with a second growth forest of oak, white pine, hemlock, and hard pine. It covers the east end of White Mountain, is bounded on the north by Penns Creek and on the south by Weikert Run. Many of the north and south slopes are covered with large rock outcroppings. These talus slopes are formed by weather resistant sandstone and are bleached white by the sun. Thus the name White Mountain.