State Game Lands Number 118, Game area in Blair County, Pennsylvania, USA

State Game Lands Number 118 is a game area covering roughly 6,133 acres with forests, wetlands, and open fields along the Tussey Mountain ridge. The grounds include multiple access points and parking areas connected to trail networks throughout the property.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission established this protected area in the late 20th century to preserve wildlife and habitats in the region. Its formal registration in 1979 marked the beginning of official management as a state game area.

Local hunters use the grounds during regulated seasons for deer, wild turkey, and small game, shaping how the surrounding community connects with the land. This activity remains central to how people in the area spend their time outdoors.

The area sits directly along U.S. Route 22, making it easy to reach by car. Visitors should check ahead about current hunting seasons since access may be restricted during active periods.

The land spans elevations that create distinct habitats within a relatively small area, with both the Frankstown and Raystown branches of the Juniata River originating on or near the grounds. This concentration of water sources and varied terrain is an often-overlooked feature that shapes much of the area's ecology.