(Undisclosed Address), Fort Hill, PA 15540

143± Acres | Coon Hollow Road | Fort Hill, Somerset County, PA Exceptional Riverfront and Trailside Recreational Tract Along the Casselman River Discover 143± acres of pristine Laurel Highlands countryside along Coon Hollow Road in Fort Hill, Pennsylvania. This rare offering features over 1,300 ± feet of frontage on the scenic Casselman River and approximately 1,500 ± feet of direct access to the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP) trail — one of the most sought-after recreational corridors in the region. The combination of riverfront and trail frontage provides unparalleled opportunities for outdoor enjoyment, investment, and future development. Land and Recreation This diverse property blends woodlands, open river bottoms, and scenic ridgelines, creating a variety of wildlife habitats ideal for hunting, fishing, kayaking, birding, and year-round adventure. The Casselman River frontage offers a peaceful natural setting with direct water access for paddling or wading, while the GAP trail frontage provides connectivity for cyclists, hikers, and outdoor enthusiasts traveling between Rockwood and Meyersdale. For the avid outdoorsman or investor, this tract represents a rare opportunity to own significant acreage with multiple recreational assets and regional appeal. Key Features Size: ~143± acres Road Access: Frontage on Coon Hollow Road Water Frontage: 1,300+ ft on the Casselman River Trail Frontage: 1,500± ft on the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP) Trail Topography: Rolling woodlands, bottomlands, and scenic ridgelines Recreation: Hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, camping, kayaking, and more Location: Minutes from Confluence, Rockwood, and the Youghiogheny River corridor Highlights Direct access to the Casselman River and GAP Trail — perfect for eco-tourism, campsites, or recreational retreat development Diverse habitat supporting abundant deer, turkey, and small game Excellent investment or conservation potential in a region known for outdoor recreation and natural beauty Close proximity to Ohiopyle State Park, Seven Springs Mountain Resort, and Laurel Hill State Park Summary Whether you’re a private buyer seeking a secluded recreation property, an outdoor investor exploring riverfront and trailfront opportunities, or a conservation-minded landowner preserving a piece of the Laurel Highlands, this 143± acre tract delivers exceptional versatility and natural appeal.