Canyon Vista, Link
Canyon Vista Trail: 4-mile loop, more difficult
hiking with steep sections, blue blazes This trail explores the eastern half of the park and rewards
the hiker with a spectacular view of the Loyalsock Creek
gorge from its vista, which is an elevation o

Rhody
Rhody Trail: 1.1 miles, more difficult hiking
This trail takes you through Dixon Hollow starting along Swartz Road and ending at Wyerough Finger. Make a loop by taking Herman Fields or Reed trails along the way.

Ght - Miller Farm Falls Connector
Miller Farm Falls Connector Trail is blazed in White.
This trail segment was developed to create a trail segment to feature Miller Farm Falls. It also has a Trail of Geology post along the way.

Polly Hollow
Emergency vehicle access is limited to each end of the trail.
The Polly Hollow Trail totals .876 miles and is located just south of the park office parking lot. It connects to Three Mitten and Deer Trails.

Plantation Trail
Firetower Road, both ends exit into Blythe Twp Water authority land

Raven/ Mid State Trail
The Mid State Trail, Pennsylvania’s longest and wildest footpath,stretches from Bedford County in the south to Tioga County in the north. This remote and isolated trail is excellent for backpacking trips. Overnight stays along the trail inside the pa

Great Gorge Trail
2.6 miles, green blazes
This trail begins at the Cucumber Picnic Area and crosses several bridges and roads. The trail follows Cucumber Run and passes and area known for its spring wildflowers. The next trail section follows an old tramway used to transport coal to the railroad

Red Oak Trail

To Cemetary
Cemetery: 0.28-miles, orange blazes, moderate hiking
Starting at the Paradise Furnace ruins, this trail crosses a small stream on a wooden bridge then begins a moderate climb to an old Paradise Furnace cemetery. This delightful trail passes a small wate

Connector

Smith Hillside

Smith Hillside/ Limestone

Kentuck Trail
2.5 miles, pink blazes
This series of trails begins at the Tharp Knob Picnic Area. A short one-mile look includes the Tharp Knob Overlook. The trail continues to the Kentuck Campground contact station, briefly follows the road, then descends to meet Jonathan Run Trail.

Disc Golf Course Trail Network
Trail follows disc golf course tees and baskets.
Four wheel emergency vehicles have access to some portions of the trail and would have to enter from various positions due to obstacles along the golf course.

North Pier Trail Aka Rifle Range Rd
This old road is open to hiking, but closed to motor vehicle use.
This old road was originally developed to allow US Coast Guard personnel access to a now closed rifle range, hence the long standing name of Rifle Range Road.

Phites Eddy Trail
trail not maintained beyond park boundary. Enters PPL lands and proceeds under railroad by way of culvert.

Sheerland Trail

Cont. Ice House Rd

Fowlers Hollow Trail

Swamp Trail

Mohawk

Dead Pond Trail
Dead Pond trail connects the Sidewalk Trail with the park roadway near Misery Bay.

Red Trail

Pioneer Connector Trail
Blazed in White.
Gerard Hiking Trail - Park Office Access, blazed in white is located in the Egbert Day Use Area and serves as a connector trial from the park office to the main hiking trail blazed in yellow.

Silver Creek Trail

To Lakeview
A short footpath taking you from the Stable Row day use area to the beach.

Doe Trail

Equestrian

Natural Area Trail

Chappell'S Field Trail

Snowmobile/Mt Bike
four wheel drive accessible

Mtn Bike
rough terrain with rocks,logs,and water barriers to cross

Ranger Trail

Nicholas Crum

Horse-Stable

Dry Run
This is a steep narrow trail leading to Sugar Camp Road. It is part of the equestrian trail system.
Mostly uphill, through deciduous and pine areas. Rocky in places.

Connecting Trail

Pine Tree Trail
trail begins at OGT area. Hitching post available.

Campground

Ganoga View

Fisherman'S Trail
This trail is marked with yellow blazes.
This hiking trail wanders through a mature hemlock forest between East Picnic Area and Main Picnic Area. A dense canopy of hemlock trees allows very little sunlight to reach the forest floor making for a relatively cool walk even on the warmest days. The

Coffee Pot Hollow Trail

Seneca
Steep and some what slippery trail

River

Route 271 Shelter Access

Painted Turtle Pond Trail

Hutchinson Trail
Small 4 wheel drive pick up trucks or ATV for access. Chance of trees down creating blockage.

Coffee Pot Trail

Mccune Trail
3.5 miles, purple blazes
This trail passes through various habitats and by evidence of the McCune Farm. Hikers can see an old spring house and pond as remants of this working farm. The trail runs along the highest ridge in the park.

Overlook Trail West Segment
trailhead at parking lot. West segment vehicle accessible (4WD). Hitching post available

Rt. #30 Trail To Shelter Area

Multi-Purpose Trail
The paved multi-purpose trail starts near the park entrance and completely encircles the park for a total distance of approximately 12.5 miles. Most of the trail surface is paved asphalt, however many of the original sections are concrete slab constructi

Five Points Trail

Hunters Path

Connector
This footpath connects between the park office and Stable Row public use area.

Old Farm

Hemlock Swamp Trail
Trail winds through a hemlock swamp and can have some wet areas, especially in the spring. Wear appropriate footwear - not a trail for flip flops or sandals.
Trail starts out wide (3 feet or so). It narrows as it enters the swamp area. Depending on how wet it has been, there are muddy areas that may require stepping from grassy hammock to grassy hammock. At the mid point, the trail turns towards the road a

Sobers Run (Green)
This multi use trail provides varied terrain through mostly forested area in the northern section of the Center.

Lazear
Emergency vehicle access is limited to ATV/UTV type equipment.
The Lazear Trail is located at the south-western end of the park on the Day-Use side. It was named for the family that previously owned the property which is now Ryerson Station State Park. It is the longest individual trail totaling 2.4 miles and conn

Connector Trail

Swining Bridge
this is a bridge that crosses Tom's Run. There is no additional trail here other than Tom's Run and Birch Trails.

Penny Run
Maintained for xc-skiing. Moderate difficulty
Blazed in blue. 1.4 miles long. Partially on State Parks and National Forest lands.

Audubon
.44 miles
A detailed trail map of the Wildflower Reserve is available at the education center or the park office.
To protect the wildflowers, pets are prohibited.

Laurel Path

Lakeside/ Mid State Trail

Lowlands

Trail A

Trail A-2

Trail B

Trail C

Trail D

State Park Lane Trail

Old Moonshine

Portage Trail
full size truck

Hillside
non-ADA footbridge

Grassland

Lakeside

Overlook Trail

Boulder Trail
Boulder: 1.05-mile, red blazes, moderate hiking
Starting at Ice Mine, Boulder Trail follows an old logging road up the mountain through beautiful Rothrock State Forest and is moderately steep. The scenic and winding trail crosses Terrace Mountain Road a

Esther Allen
.12 miles
A detailed trail map of the Wildflower Reserve is available at the education center or the park office.
To protect the wildflowers, pets are prohibited.

Woodland
non-ADA bridges

Mill Dairy Trail

Worlds End, Loyalsock
Worlds End: 3.25 miles, more difficult hiking, yellow blazes This trail begins at the park office. Hemlock and hardwood trees line the trail as it ascends a steep mountainside to arrive at Worlds End Vista, overlooking the park beach. Then the trail cros

Snowmobile
Connector trail that connects snowmobile access from Joerg Run Road to trail to Hungry Hollow. Parking and restroom access to day use area
Widened trail cuts through campground and day use. Groomed when adequate snow.

Pothole Path

West Side Colton Turkey Path

Ridge Trail
Trail connects the maintenance access road to the Marsh Trail.

Owl Trail

Chipmunk Trail
ADA accessible from the parking lot to the amphitheatre

Prairie Loop Trail
The interprtive signs continue on this short loop trail that can be accessed from Blazing Star Trail. This trail is recommended for viewing wildflowers in the summer and fall and for cross-country skiing in the winter.

Link, Loyalsock
Link Trail: 7 miles, Yellow circle with red X blazes, beginning at the Cabin Bridge, the trail runs adjacent to Loyalsock Creek and then meanders through the rich and fertile woodland alongside the cascading Double Run. After steep ascent to Loyalsock C

Abbot Run
Abbot Run: 0.18-miles, white blazes, moderate hiking
Beginning at the Rainbow Falls Bridge, this trail follows Abbot Run up out of Great Trough Creek Gorge past the trail to Balanced Rock. The trail crosses the stream twice, providing surprising changes

Evergreen

Deer
Emergency vehicle access is limited to ATV/UTV type equipment.
The Deer Trail is located around the circumference of the family campground and is connected to Polly Hollow and Iron Bridge Trails. This trail totals .832 miles.

Snowmobile
Connects snowmobile trail from Castle Vista trail to the trail leading to Hungry Hollow.

Clear Creek

Field Trail

Moore'S Hill Trail Connector

Birch

Old Horse
One small section on the eastern side is open to snowmobiles, connecting Old Sinnamahoning Road to Kennedy Road in Moshannon State Forest.

Vista Trail
Since Big Pocono State Park is a mountaintop, most of the trails have steep grades. Some trails are extremely steep with rough grades.
The trails are marked with different colored blazes - North Trail - Red, South Trail - Yellow, Indian Trail - Orange

Beaver Haven
Series of loops, easy access to campground 2, follows steam for distance. Good recommendation for fisherman, families. May be groomed for cross country skiing if snow is good. Watch for poison ivy along edges from beginning to beaver dam area.
Trail starts as widened surface - good for strollers, personal mobility devices. Follows stream through low vegetation, shrubs past wet areas (pools) to deciduous forest with understory. Good area for bird watching. Side trails access campground 2. P

Green Connector
This trail connects the Green Trail(Sobers Run) to the
Red Trail (Jacobsburg)

Henrys Woods
Henry's Woods Trail is the only "pedestrian only" trail at the Center.
The trail traverses through an old growth forest of eastern hemlock and white oak. The Bushkill Creek is close to the trail providing water access for fishing and great visitas.

Henrys Woods/Multi Use Connector
The trail provides a connection from one multi use trail to another. The trail does intersect with the Henry's Woods Trail which is pedestrian only. Signs direct the trail users to the appropriate trail for their use.

Heritage Trail
9.5 miles, more to most difficult hiking
This is the longest trail in the park. It runs along the southern border of the park and passes through land settled by Beaver County’s first settlers. In the western section, the trail follows some of the fi

X-C Ski
2.1 miles
Trailhead: In the Old Main Picnic Area behind Picnic Shelter No. 6.
The trail has two legs and utilizes Heritage Trail to form a complete loop. It begins in an open area, passes through a pine plantation and in a short distance joins an

Well House
Follows an access road that dead ends at the old spring house. Access to Ole Bull Run for brookie fishing.
Actually an unimproved access road to the old spring house. Good for spring wildflowers. Serves as access to Ole Bull Run for brookie fishing. Dead ends at spring house.

East Side Lh Turkey Path

Zerby Trl

Foster Run
Foster Run Trail: 1.7 miles, more difficult hiking
This trail runs from the Bater Patch Trailhead south along a ridge and then down to the lake near Noel Run. This remote area of the park consists of thick brushy woods over rolling hills. During the su

Point Trail
Point Trail: 2.8 miles, more difficult hiking
This relatively rugged trail with lots of exposed roots and numerous blown down trees begins at the Point Trailhead. The top loop of the trail follows Crooked Run Branch. The bottom loop of the trail follow

Glendale Riding
Glendale Riding Trails: 1.8 miles, more difficult hiking
This is a series of interloping trails that is primarily used as a horseback riding area for horseback riding concession. Some trails have heavy humps from many years of equestrian use. During

Beaver Haven Extension
This adds app. .5 miles to Beaver Haven Trail. Follows stream and then turns and comes back to Beaver Haven on an old logging rail grade.
Trail travels through deciduous and mixed pine forest. Typical trail surface - not improved. Good for cross country skiing, may be groomed if snow allows. Easy access to stream for fishing.

Sleepy Hollow Trail
Explore a hemlock-birch forest and woodlands of cherry and oak. This trail is recommended for spring wildflowers. Look for evidence of a 1984 selective timber cut. Harvested trees were killed by years of gypsy moth defoliation. New growth provides go

Ridge Overlook Trail

Railroad Bed
Part of the old Wilkes-Barre & Eastern RR that opened in 1892

Joyce Kilmer

Tornado Trail

Davis Run
This entire trail section should be rerouted with some trails being renamed or abandoned and left to revert to forest. Discussion with Region and CO should takeplace regarding this opinion. K. Baker 10.4.10

Stone Lodge
Can be accessed by emegency vehicle and power company from Route 981 access road.

Amd
Can be accessed by vehicle.
This trail system is short and is primarily for DEP access to maintian the AMD site that filters water from Salem #2 mine that once was located within the park.

Loyalsock
Loyalsock Trail: 59.21 miles, most difficult hiking, red and yellow blazes This trail follows the mountain ridges and streams of the Loyalsock watershed. This rugged trail runs from PA 87 near Loyalsockville to US 220 north of Laporte. It passes through

Frank Gantz, Red
Frank Gantz Trail: 3.2 miles, red blaze, difficult hiking
Frank Gantz Trail connects to Tobyhanna at Lakeside Trail and to Gouldsboro in the south day use parking lot. Children should not hike this trail without adult supervision. Special care is needed

B Trail
Connector trail between Dead Pond Trail and main park road west of Sunset Point.

Hemlock - White

Phyllis Run

Midland

L & M Campground Trail
Connection from L & M Private Campgroudn and the beach area of the park
This trail is a very easy hiking trail connecting the Daay-Use Area with a private campgroudn adjacent to the park. The trail is mowed regularly.

L. B. Creek Trail And Railroad Trace Extention
This Little Buffalo Creek trail is marked with blue blazes. The railroad trace and extention are unmarked at the time.
Located at the west end of the park, this trail offers hikers the beauty and sounds of water and good opportunities for seeing wildlife. This trail runs between the Main Picnic Area and the west end of the park. During the winter season, Little Buffalo C

Castle Vista
Beginning of trail is steep - follows snowmobile trail. Bench partway up for resting. Steep section is short, 100 yards.
First part of trail follows an unimproved road/snowmobile trail and has a steep section app 100 yards long. At the top, the snowmobile trail bears right, Castle Vista goes left and becomes a foot path. Short loop take hiker to overlook, and foundation

Beech Trail
2.7 miles total, white blazes
The Beech Loop begins at the Kentuck Campground Amphitheater and connects to the Beech Trail and Sproul Trails. The 2.1 mile Beech Trail passes through a forest of towering American beech trees and leads to the Great Gorge Trail.

Trail Of New Giants
On May 31, 1985, one of Pennsylvania's largest and strongest tornadoes roared through the park and destroyed the towering forest of ash, oak, beech and sugar maple trees. The Trail of New Giants cuts through the blowdown and the 250-acre Windstorm Preser

1800 Trail
Trail derives its name from the 1800 foot contour line that it follows.

Ridge Trail
This rough, wooded trail passes through the only area open to hunting in the park and can be an interesting extension to Black Cherry Trail. The steep ridge that this trail follows is actually a laterqal moraine left over from the last glacial advance 14

Mid State Trail
This section of the Mid State Trial is not maintained by the park

Clarion River Water Trail

Middle Road

Blue

Toms Run

Conservation Island Loop

Laho

Lower Lake Trail

Deer Trail
Accessed by following Blazing Star Trail for .22 miles, this short, flat loop trail travels through thick, brushy habitat. Deer can often be seen from this trail. The trail passes by a demonstration deer exclosure.

Pipeline

Pleasant Valley
This grass trail offers an easy hike through the hills and valleys of the South Shore, passing through wooded and open grassy areas. The trail provides access to both the Windy Knob and Bear Run picnic areas, crosses the Hilltop Trail and ends at the int

Hunter Run West Trailhead

Homestead Trail

Tyler Drive Trail

Oakwoods Trail
At 1.20 miles, this is the longest trail at Jennings and covers varying terrain and several different types of habitat. It can be accesse from Deer Trail or Massasauga Trail. Unique to this trail are several man-made pits. It is believed that the pits we

Shaffer'S Way

Standing Stone And Knobsville Road Trail
Old Firetrail reverting back to Nature. Had been misuded as a ATV Trail

Mitchell Trail
2.9 miles, red blazes
This loop trail begins at the Old Mitchell Place Parking Area in the west side of the park. The trail meanders through a variety of habitats including forest and meadow and is excellent for birding in the spring. A connector trail splits off at the back

Mt. Laurel Trail

Pine Trail
On DSS map trail intersects with Lakeshore trail.

Buck Hollow Trail

Spike Buck Hollow Trail/ Mid State Trail
The Spike Buck Trail runs with the Mid State and Tiadaghton Trails and connects with the Love Run Trail. It is also a loop trail that connects to Boone Run Road and returns to SR4001.

North Country Trail
This National Scenic Trail passes through the park and utilizes a number of the woodland trails including, Glacier Ridge Trail, Ridge Trail, and Black Cherry Trail. The North Country National Scenic Trail system is identified by blue blazes. This unique

White
this is a through park trail maintained by the Brandywine Trail Club. From the west side boat launch it follows Marsh Creek Lake Road to the horse barn and then follows the service road and exits the park at Dorlan Mill Road.

North Country Trail
Designated as part of the North Country National Scenic Trail, this trail extends 14 miles from the western end of Moraine State Park to Jennings Environmental Education Center. The trail winds through forests, crosses streams and offers scenic views of

Spike Buck Hollow Trail
This segment connects to Boone Run Road and returns the hiker back to SR4001.

Connect Gan/Beav Da

Ada Loop

Ridge Trail
Small 4 wheel drive pick up trucks or ATV for access. Chance of trres down creating blockage.
Elevation change approximately 850 feet

Marsh Hawk Trail
Small 4 wheel drive pick up trucks or ATV for access. Chance of trees down creating blockage.

Mountain Bike
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Connector
This short connecting trail leads from Woodwhisper Trail to a gazeebo overlooking a constructed wetland system that is passivly treating abandoned mine drainage. Interpretive exhibts located in the gazeebo provide additional information about wetlands an

Woodwhisper Trail
Popular with people with strollers and those with a disability, this paved, flat, loop trail travels through an upland, mixed harwood forest.

Black Cherry Trail
This loop trail travels through both upland and bottomland habitat and is popular for spring wildflowers, ferns and birding. The trail follows Big Run,a small stream that flows through the park, for .12 miles.

Hill Top
This trail passes through different stages of forest regeneration, and by cavity-nesting bird boxes and the reamins of a spring house. You can hike this trail on a 1.1 mile short lopp or a 3 mile long loop. The trail includes flat grassy areas and gradua

Glacier Ridge
This trail travels through some of the most scenic woodlands of Jennings. This 15 mile trail links Jennings to Moraine Sate Park. More information about this trail is available at the center office.

Alpha Pass
This trail is at the northern end of McConnells Mill State Park and is part of the North Country National Scenic Trail. This trail begins at the Alpha Pass scenic vista and follows the east bank of Slippery Rock Creek. There is an exit to the Point Par

Sunken Garden
For an enjoyable and scenic hike in close proximity to the park office, Sunken Garden trail offers views of the lake shoreline and travels through a variety of habitats and terrains. Hikers can choose either a 1.9 mile short loop or a 3 mile long loop.

Holster Creek

Foot Trail
This park and trail system is operated and maintained be Montgomery County Parks and Recreation.

Old Logging Rd

Palomino
1.1 miles, easiest hiking with a few moderate hills
Trailhead: On the park road between Sioux Camp Road and Nichol Road - East Gate on the right (east) side of the road.
Description: The trail begins at the gate on an old service road, ascends slig

Tram Road Trail

Blue Trail

Green A Trail

Green Trail

Hemlock Trail

Green C Trail

Martz Trail

Mid State Trail
The Mid State Trail, Pennsylvania’s longest and wildest footpath,stretches from Bedford County in the south to Tioga County in the north. This remote and isolated trail is excellent for backpacking trips. Overnight stays along the trail inside the pa

Equestrian Trail

Grindle Ridge Trail To Shelter Area

Sawmill
Very narrow trail, hiking only

Terrace Mountain Trail

Herman Fields
Partial Emergency Vehicle accessable from Beaver Valley Rd
Herman Fields Trail: 0.7 mile, easiest hiking
Starting at an old road gate along Beaver Valley Road, this trail climbs the hill to join Rhody Trail and intersects with Westrick Trail along the way.

Deer Meadow

Bike
A paved, 1.3-mile long bike trail circles the lake and gives an excellent view of the lake.

Fox Feather
Portions of this trail have no emercgency vehicle access, however both ends of the trail are accessible by ATV/UTV type vehicles.
Fox Feather Trail is a self guided trail. Stops at various points along the length of this trail serve to educate the user about various historical and natural features of the park.

Beaver Dam Trail
A few sections of the trail are crushed-stone for drainage issues. More than half the trail is on Moshannon State Forest, then loops back into the Park.
This trail along Mud Run traverses good beaver habitat. Be on the lookout for signs of this amazing creature. Cuttings, tracks, lodges and dams are clues to its presence.

Appalachian Trail
1.8 miles (2.9 kilometers) of the trail passes through Caledonia State Park. Maintained by Potomac Appalachian Trail Club

Wood Tower

Appaloosa Spur Trail
0.7 mile, easiest hiking
Trailhead: On Route 168 on the right (east) side, 1/4 mile north of Hanover Kendall Road in a parking lot.
Appaloosa Spur Trail connects the Equestrian Trailhead parking lot on PA 168 to the Appaloosa Trail. The trail

Connector Trail No. 1
0.25 miles
Connects Group Camp No. 1, and the modern cabins (west end) to the Camp Trail.

Steam Hollow Trail
Small 4 wheel drive pick up trucks or ATV for access. Chance of trees down creating blockage.

Indian Trail
This trail carries travelers through changing scenery of open oak woods, pines, clearings and an unusual grove of hawthorns.

Forbes Trail

Conservation Island Trail

Beaver Creek & Mason Dixon Trail
Wet areas are numerous along the trail. Many Spring widlflowers florish in the area
The trail is shared by the multi-state Mason-Dixon Trail and Beaver Creek trail.

Connector Trail No. 9
Connects the Heritage Trail to the Camp Trail.

Cabin Hollow Road

Moore'S Hill Trail

Button Ball Trail
This trail provides access to lower Little Pine Creek for fishing.

Copperas Rock Trail
Copperas Rock: 0.43-mile, red blazes, moderate hiking
Starting along Trough Creek Drive at Copperas Rock, this trail climbs a fairly steep and rocky slope through oak and hemlock trees and ends on Ledges Trail. You can make a nice 2.5-mile loop by follo

Hilltop Loop Trail

Upper Deer Trail

To Amphitheater
EMS Vehcile accessible from Red Oak Loop
Footpath access to Amphitheater from Main Road, Red Oak loop and Campground Office

Star Mill Trail
With fine views of the lake and opportunities to see wildlife, this trail travels through pines, a climax forest of beech and hemlock and an uncommon stand of balsam fir. Look for evidence of Star Mill, a sawmill which was built in 1879.

Massasauga Trail
Starting in the prarie but soon entering a mixed hardwood forest of predominately oak and hickory, this trail provides an excellent opportunity to view squirrel activity. The dry forest soon drops into the damp, scenic Big Run Valley for a short time bef

Duck Pond Trail
Trail connects the paved multi-purpose trail with the Old Gas Well Trail.

Radcliffe
Narrow trail

Lake
1.9 miles, easiest hiking with one moderate hill
Trailhead: On the park road (on the east side of State Route 18 near the park office) at the gated bridge. Trailhead parking lot (5-6 cars) is between the trailhead and State Route 18 on the south side

Allegheny Front
Trail is full loop of 11 miles with usage of Beaver Road and Route 504 as well as portions of Star Mill Trail, and West Side Road.
On its way through the Black Moshannon Bog Natural Area, this trail travels through pine plantations, hemlock bottomland, wetland edges, hardwood forests, grassy openings, blueberry patches and beaver ponds in all stages of succession. Waterproof footwe

Nature
short loop trail, benches, some interpretive features

Raven Trail

Watershed Trail

Woodland Ecology Trail

White Oaks Trail
Paved but not ADA because of slope issue.

Bald Eagle Trail

Whispering Pines Trail

Goshawk Trail
Small 4 wheel drive pick up trucks or ATV for access. Chance of trres down creating blockage.

Pipeline Trail
ROW. 4WD accessible

Skunk Trail
Larger portion of trail, about 1-mile, is in Moshannon State Forest.
This trail winds through hardwood trees and connects Souder Trail with Mud Run Road.

Viantown Trail
2.75 miles, blue blazed.
This trail was an old wagon road that linked Greenwood Furnace to Viantown. The trail begins on the far side of the dam and passes the site of the Travellers Inn as it crosses Brush Ridge to Broad Mountain Road. Hikers can follow Dixon Trail to either Br

Boulevard Trail

Oak

Footpath

Lda North Branch
Part of the loop trail in the Militia Hill Low Density Area. Not heavily used.
Mostly grass and dirt trail used by day hikers, birders, dog walkers and x-country skiers. Was probably once an old logging road. Two deer exclosures have been installed in this area with wayside interpretive panels explaning the exclosures.

Preachers Camp Trail
Emergency Vehicle Access is limited to the Preachers Camp side of the trail through a locked gate, where the trail follows an old road. The road is approximately 8'-10' wide and 1200 meters long.
Preachers Camp Trail can be accessed from the end of Preachers Camp Road or Trachsville Hill Road parking lot. The trail is marked with red and yellow blazes and is approximately 2.4 miles long.

Charles Bailey

Butterfly Trail
Maitained by 3MJC Volunteers
This trail network passes through woodlands, wetlands, and open fields planted with native plants attractive to butterflies. This area includes a kiosk, small pond, and wetlands boardwalk. This area also is also the site of a former park tree nursery.

Equestrian Trail
Part of the 20 Miles horse trail system accessible via North Country Club Road and Swamp Run Parking area.

Peltier Road

Equestrian Trail Country Club Road
This Trail system is accessable from the Swamp Run Parking area or the North Country Club Road Parking Area. The trail follows old township roads past many interesting foundations, cemetaries, and the remnants of a one room school house.

Coffe Pot Hollow Boulevard Connector

Kohout Trail

Bobcat Trail

Park Boundary Trail
Portions of trail closed to snowmobile.

Covered Bridge Trail
The trail is gravel from Covered Bridge Parking Lot to the Solly House

Green Lane Trail

Hardwood - Yellow

Gravel
Gravel trail can be accessed by emergency vehicles from the point where it intersects with Oak Trail to where it enters the campground.

Conn:Gan Vi/Gan Tr

Long Fork Trail
The Long Fork Trail connects to the Donut Hole Trail System in the Sproul State Forest.

Haymaker Trail

Deer Run

Shawnee Trail Connection

Blue Ball Trail
ADA accessible
This .25 mile ADA accessible trail runs from the Blue Ball Tavern to the east day use area connecting trail.

Green

Informal

Red

Tree Army Trail

Orange Trail

Purple

Orange
Bypass

Lakeside
Only half of this trail has been GPSed.

Sugarloaf / Baughman Connector
Black Blazes
Serves as connector between Baughman and Sugaloaf Trail.

Ridge

Hemlock Hill Trail

Beidler
Off park property into Rothrock State Forest from Laurel Run Road.

Heron Trail
0.5 mile, moderate to difficult hiking
This short trail connects Wetland Trail to Nichol Road and Palomino Trail.

Lda West Loop
Part of the loop trail in the Militia Hill Low Density Area.
Mostly grass and dirt trail used by day hikers, birders, dog walkers and x-country skiers. Was probably once an old logging road. Two deer exclosures have been installed in this area with wayside interpretive panels explaning the exclosures.

Mowed Path

Old Boundary
Northern portion of trail is level or has a slight incline. The southern portion has a very steep incline as it approaches Bake Oven/Mid State Trail. The portion of trail north of the Campground Trail can be used for cross country skiing or snowshoeing

Kincora Trail

Fire Road

Gates Ridge
Gates Trail: 2.2 miles, more difficult hiking
Accessed from Swartz Road or from Bollinger Trail near McKees Run Boat Launch, this trail loops around the hill above McKees Run.

Whittaker Trail

Elephant Trail

Ballfield
A short footpath that takes you around the open baseball field at the lake end of Stable Row public use area.

Native Garden Footpath
This foothpath provides access to the Center's education porgramming and Wildlife Watching area.

Mill Brook No. 1

Lowland Trail
The section of trail from 40 Maples day use area (Mill Run) south to the park road intersection is still maintained as a grassy surface. Time and funding will hopefully renovate this section to match the ashtoe surface of the northern section.

Bike Trail Connector

Red Spruce
Renovated and reblazed yellow in 2010
A general hiking trail that conncets the user to the park campground/40 Maple Picnic Area. There is a scenic view of a wetland where basking turtle, heron and mink can be spotted. At this vista is located a couple of benches and interpretive wayside on w

Militia Hill Dua/Green Ribbon Connector Trail
Sections of this trail are heavily used. Most sections of tis trail skirt the Militia Hill Day Use Area perimiter and links to the Montgomery County Green Ribbon Trail.
This trail connects most of the features of this section of the park including; Organized Group Tenting, the observation deck, restrooms, playground and picnic areas. This trail is also used by locals schools of all levels for x-country track practice a

Warriors Trail Loop

River Trail Loop

Red
four wheel drive accessible

Kildoo Trail
Kildoo Trail is south of the Old Mill and begins at either end of the covered bridge. This Trail is a delightful walk along Slippery Rock Creek. The first 400 yards of the trail on the east bank of the creek are paved for the self-guilding interpretive/n

Beaston Trail
Trail is accessible in emergency situations by ATV and snowmobiles.
Connects Hart Ridge Trail with Fowlers Hollow Trail. Beaston Trail is joint use.

Weaver Road Shelter Access

Horse
ATV emergency vehicles

North-Tr
Since Big Pocono State Park is a mountaintop, most of the trails have steep grades. Some trails are extremely steep with rough grades.
The trails are marked with different colored blazes - North Trail - Red, South Trail - Yellow, Indian Trail - Orange

Mineral Springs Loop
1.2 miles, easiest hiking
Trailhead: At the rear of the parking lot opposite the park office on the west side of Route 18.
This loop trail begins and ends across from the park office. Mineral Springs Loop passes through one of the park’s histor

Tuscarora Trail

Overlook Trail
ATV emergency access

Rock Oak Ridge Trail

Truby

Butterfly Trail

Geyer Trail
Geyer Trail: 0.5 mile, most difficult hiking.
This rather steep boundary trail passes through areas of
mountain laurel. The trail starts along Aughwick Road then climbs Tuscarora Mountain to Tuscarora Trail.

Drake Trail (Connector) - Cross Country Skiing
Drake Trail is blazed in white, serving as a connecting trail to the Red Loop (most difficult) and the Blue Loop (more diffictult).
.35 miles.

Ne Midstate

Woodland - Blue

Falls Tr

Connecting Trail
This trail loops through the historic district of Little Buffalo S.P. Along it's path you will find Clay's Covered Bridge and Way Car #12 from the Newport and Shermans Valley railroad trace. It also connects to Shoaff's Mill, the classroom annex, the e

West Launch Trail

Moore Trail
Connects to the Monsell Trail to complete a loop trail.
This loop begins at Hemlock Pavilion (#6) and takes about 30 minutes to hike. Hikers can enjoy a wide variety of trees, ferns and wildflowers. At the top of the hill the trail shares the path with Monsell Trail before dipping back to its beginning.

Lake Trail
This scenic hiking trail takes the hiker through thick forest cover along Laurel Run Stream and Whipple Dam Lake.

Janie Trail
This trail is marked with red blazes.
This 2.8 mile trail is the longest and most challenging trail in the conservation area. It follows the ridge top and comes down the mountain on a steep slope. A red-blazed spur leads to a parking lot on the Blue Mountain Parkway.

Butternut
Butternut Trail: 2.5-mile loop, more difficult hiking, orange blazes This uneven, rocky trail originates at the east side of the Cabin Bridge and makes a circuitous loop through a northern hardwood forest. Lower Road travels parallel to and above Loyalso

Yellow
Yellow Trail: 3.3 miles, yellow blaze, difficult hiking
It is a 6.6-mile walk from the trailhead on Lakeside Trail to PA 196 and back. Allow three hours for this trip. Yellow Trail is a very demanding hike and should not be attempted without the proper

Spillway Trail

Mid State Trail
Small 1/4 mile long segment of the trail entering the park and leaving above the park campground.
A rough trail section through Rothrock State Forest leading into the park from the east, near the CCC Camp monument and out of the park below the dam breast and across Camp Road.

Appletree Trail

Lakeview Trail
A 1/4 mile hike along the lakes edge.
This short trail is a nice walk around the lake with some great photo opportunities. Beginning on the west side of the lake dam breast, the trail climbs along the side of Brush Ridge under a closed canopy of trees with window openings offering views of t

Baughman Trail
3.4 miles, red blazes
This trail has trailheads at the back of the Middle Yough Take-out Parking Area adjacent to the Train Station/ Visitor Center in downtown Ohiopyle and at the Mountain Biking Trail parking lot. This steep, rocky trail passes Baughman Rock, a spectacular o

Wildcat Connector

To Beach
Footpath leading to the beach area from Stable Row public use area.

Ridge Top
Second portion of Ridgetop trail
This is the second portion of ridgetop trail. It is an easy hike through pines and hemlocks back to the Day-Use Parking Area. Mountain bicycles are permitted on this portion of the trail.

Hepatica Trail
Spring wildlfowers, such as the fragile hepatica, can be seen along this connecting trail that links Oakwoods Trail to Glacier Ridge Trail.

Bulldozer Rd

Cameron Trail
Cameron Trail: 0.5 mile, more difficult hiking
This very steep, boundary trail is on the south end of the park and ends atop Cove Mountain. The CCC built this
trail for firefighting access to Buchanan State Forest.

Rapid Run Nature Trail
Southern portion of the trail runs partically through the Rapid Run Natural Area. Bicycles are not permitted.
Nice easy level trail.

Mid State

West Boundary Trail
ATV emergency vehicle access

BRUSH HALLOW TRAI
Brush Hollow

BAKE OVEN TRAIL
Baker Oven/ Mid State

Old 611, Blue
Old Route 611: 1.25 miles, blue blaze, easy hiking
This flat, wide trail runs along the western side of Gouldsboro State Park, paralleling I-380. Part of the trail is Prospect Rock Trail. This trail is excellent for hiking, bicycling and cross-country s

Plumer Trail (Connector) - Cross Country Skiing
Plumer Trial is blazed in white, serving as a connecting trial to the red loop (most difficult)and blue loop (more difficult).
.3 Miles in length.

Hay Barn Grass Trail

Brumbaugh Trail
Brumbaugh: 2.4-miles, orange blazes, difficult hiking
Starting at Balanced Rock, this trail rises and falls through spectacular forest scenery along the hillsides and ridges of Rothrock State Forest land. From a large opening atop one of the higher ridg

Hay Road Trail
This grassy old road eases through a mature mixed-oak forest with a black cherry understory. It once carried farmers to harvest marsh grasses.

Standing Stone And Lakeside Trail
Lakeside Trail: 1.5 miles, easiest hiking
This very pleasant, nearly level, scenic trail encircles Cowans Gap Lake. This is the most popular trail in the park.

Scout Trail
Since Big Pocono State Park is a mountaintop, most of the trails have steep grades. Some trails are extremely steep with rough grades.
The trails are marked with different colored blazes - North Trail - Red, South Trail - Yellow, Indian Trail - Orange

Indian

Connector Trail No. 7
Connects the Heritage Trail to the boat trailer parking lot on the southern finger of Raccoon Lake. Water and restrooms are available nearby in the boat launch area.

Creek Trail
This trail is marked with blue blazes.
This .9 mile trail winds down to the creek near an American beech grove and then angles up the slope near the western edge of the park.

Lower Spring Trail
This trail is marked with lavender blazes.
This 1.1 mile trail is a great trail for cross-country skiing and it is a nice trail to see the heart of the conservation area.

Worlds End
Worlds End Trail: 3.25 miles, more difficult hiking, yellow blazes This trail begins at the park office. Hemlock and hardwood trees line the trail as it ascends a steep mountainside to arrive at Worlds End Vista, overlooking the park beach. Then the trai

Pond Loop Trail
This trail is marked with pink blazes.
This 1.2 mile trail skirts the spring-fed pond. It is a haven for a number of amphibians during the early spring and summer months and is also a popular watering hole for wildlife.

North Country Trail

Lakeside Trail
Trail loops around halfway lake. It is an easy, flat trail. A small piece of this trail travels on Rt. 192 highway to connect to the Eastern side of the trail.
Anglers also fish from the trail.

Orange

Miller Farm Road Connector Trail
Miller Farm Connector Trail, Blazed in white.
Miller Farm Connector Trail crosses the Rail Road Tracks and follows Miller Farm Road. On the eastern side the trail passes Miller Farm Cemetary. On the western side the trail passes Wolfkiel Pavilion and Comfort Station.

Bog Trail
Take the boardwalk to explore a wetland dominated by sphagnum moss and leather leaf, and accented by sedges, rushes, carnivorous plants and lilies. Observe waterfowl and other woldlife along the trail. Wayside panels tell the surprising story of bogs a

Yellow

Silver Creek Trail
Power Line Access and route to the Silver Creek Firetower.
Gated vehile access to the powerline and water tank, also access to the roads in the newly acquired areas.

Plessinger Trail
Plessinger Trail: 1.2 miles, more difficult hiking
This trail leads from the Prince Gallitzin Marina entrance road to Muskrat Beach Day Use Area 1 and meets Muskrat Beach Trail.

Bear Wallow Trail
Trail head parking located at the end of Bear Wallow Road.

Bear Walk

Big Spring

Glacier Ridge Trail
This trail extends 14 miles from the western end of Moraine State Park to Jennings Environmental Education Center. The trail intersects and becomes part of the North Country National Scenic Trial System on the south side of route 528 where it winds throu

Felton Trail

Green Loop
Green Loop is the easisest cross-country ski loop within the trail network. This trail is .5 miles in lenght and is suitable for novice skiers.

Chestnut Spring Trail
A yellow blazed, short one-half mile connecting trail to Broad Mountain Road.
Beginning by Founders Picnic Pavilion (#1), the trail follows a small stream that ambles among large rocks and fern-lined banks to its source at a spring house. The trail corsses Broad Mountain Road and winds back down the hill passing a charcoal hearth

Causeway Connector
This connector trail completes the loop between the Multi-Use Trail (north) and the Multi-Use Trail (south). It is considered a "share the road" segment of Lake Wilhelm Road.

Stumpfield Trail
Begin at the campground amphitheatre and traverse a meadow that was once a forest of pine and hemlock. Look for large stumps left from logging at the turn of the 20th century. Stunted trees and thick shrubs are evidence of repeated wildfires that destroy

Three Springs Trail

Overlook Tr

Tramway Trail
2.5 miles, blue blazed.
This trail follows the old mule-drawn railroad that once hauled iron ore from the ore banks and mines to the furnace. Starting at the campground entrance road near the park cemetary, this trail follows PA305. Hikers can return to the park by Tram Trail o

Foot Path

College Park Trail

Alpine

Old Railroad Grade
A short, easy trail that follows the old rail grade from near Parking lot 1 to the northern park boundary.

Boundary Trail

Lakeside Trail

Nature Trail

Steel Tower

Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail
Yellow blazes
Ohiopyle serves as the southern terminus for the 70-mile Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail. This trail traverses the Laurel Ridge from Ohiopyle to northern end near Johnstown. The trail is open for year-round hiking and backpacking. An overnight shelter area

Bluebird
Blue Bird intereptation trail

Boiling Spring
Snowmobiles are only permitted on the northern section. Any type of emergency vehicle that can traverse an old ungraded forest road can access the northern section of the trail
Southern section of the trail is either flat or a slow consistent grade. Northern section has a steep section then opens up onto an old ungraded forest access road. North end of Boiling Springs Trail ends at McCall Dam Road.

Old Elm Trail
Starting west of the center and looping back to it, this trail passes through an area of the park once dominated by large elm trees. Most succumbed to Dutch elm disease in the 1930's, leaving nothing but rotting logs behind.

Waterfowl Observation
Hiking Trail that meanders along the lake shore to a waterfowl observatory overlooking the park's wetland areas.

Forest Edge Trail
0.4 mile, easiest hiking
This grass covered trail winds along the edge of a mature forest and agricultural fields. The trail provides access to Log Trail and the park office/visitor center.

Mattern

Woodfield Trail

Beech Loop Trail
Beech Trail and Beech Loop Trail are part of the same trail system.
The Beech Loop begins at the Kentuck Campground Amphitheater and connects to the Beech Trail and Sproul Trails.

Double Run Nature, Link, Loyalsock
Double Run Nature Trail: 1.2-mile loop, more difficult hiking with short, steep sections, white rectangle
with green stripe blazes This trail begins and ends on PA 154 across from the park chapel. It travels through rich, fertile woodlands along the wes

Sawmill Trail
Emergency Vehicle Access is limited through a locked gate. The bottom portion of the lower loop, on the west side of Sawmill Run will accommodate an ambulance. This access can be reached from Old Mill Rd.
Sawmill Trail is broken into two loops, the upper and lower. The lower loop is marked with blue blazes and the upper loop is marked with white blazes.
The lower loop on the west side of Sawmill Run is approximately 12' wide. On the eastern side it is

Watertrail

Wilson
Leads out of the park into Rothrock State Forest off of Laurel Run Road.

Tree Id Trail
This trail is large enough to accommodate an ambulance.
The trail key is currently in progress of being updated along with some of the signs along the trail.

Bird Blind Trail
Emergency vehicle access is limited to an SUV.
The Bird Blind Trail follows the sewage pipeline west to the Army Corp building. The trail is approximately 600meters long. A bird blind is located at the beginning of the trail.

Overlook

Fall Brook Trail (Red)

Militia Hill Dua Loop Trail
Sections of this trail are heavily used. Most sections of tis trail skirt the Militia Hill Day Use Area perimiter and links to the Montgomery County Green Ribbon Trail.

Canyon Vista
Canyon Vista Trail: 4-mile loop, more difficult
hiking with steep sections, blue blazes This trail explores the eastern half of the park and rewards
the hiker with a spectacular view of the Loyalsock Creek
gorge from its vista, which is an elevation o

Grand View

Chestnut Trail

Cove Ridge Trail
The Cove Ridge Trail begins at the Falls Trail Bridge and follows the forested ridge above Wild Creek cove. The trail is marked with white blazes and is approximately 2.4 miles long.

Spurline Trail
Start beyond Montgomery Field on the Fairview Road and follow the old railroad spur used from 1910 to 1913 to log the area.

Deep Low Place Trail

Day Use Connector
Emergency Access is limited to ATV/UTV type vehicles.
This trail is unnamed on the park mini map, and leads from the day use area near the playground to the main series of hiking trails within the park. This trail follows the south shore of the now dry lakebed.

Link
Link Trail: 7 miles, Yellow circle with red X blazes, beginning at the Cabin Bridge, the trail runs adjacent to Loyalsock Creek and then meanders through the rich and fertile woodland alongside the cascading Double Run. After steep ascent to Loyalsock C

Hemlock
Yellow blazes
Cutoff of Oak Loop. Fairly level and easy hiking.

Carsontown
Very easy hiking trail and access to the park's Delayed Harvest Fishing Area. Authorized four wheel drive/emergency vehicles can access most of this trail.

Nature Trail
Blazed lime green. To be blazed yellow in 2011
This section is mostly level and follows the lake shore behind the campground. Interpretive panels along the way educate the hiker on the suroundings.

Double Run Nature
Double Run Nature Trail: 1.2-mile loop, more difficult hiking with short, steep sections, white rectangle
with green stripe blazes This trail begins and ends on PA 154 across from the park chapel. It travels through rich, fertile woodlands along the wes

Warming Hut/ Hunters Ridge Connector
An informal connector trail used mainly in the winter for xc-ski acces to Hunters Ridge

Frazier Trl

Horse Trail

Black Bear Trail

Old Field Trail
A connecting trail which links Deer Trail to Oakwoods Trail, Old Field Trail passes through an area dominated by hawthorns and other small shrubs. This is evidence that the area was a farm field many years ago.

Chambersburg Water Line

Delong Trail

Buck Ridge Trail

Tornado Alley Trail
This logging road connects the Sullivan Ridge Trail (Moshannon State Forest) with the cabin area. It offers a panoramic view of the tornado damage in Abbot Hollow.

Slippery Rock Gorge
Part of the North Country National Scenic Trail, Slippery Rock Gorge Trail begins jointly with Hell's Hollow Trail at the Hell's Hollow parking lot. The Gorge Trail splits off just before the second footbridge. The first two miles of the trail follows th

Spring Trail

Ght - Petroleum Center Connector Trail
Blazed in White.
Gerard Hiking Trail - Petroleum Center Connector Trail, blazed in white is located in the Egbert Day Use Area, along SR 1004 and T-617 and serves as a connector trial to the east and west side to the main hiking trail blazed in yellow.

Saw Mill Trail

Decker Ave. Trail To Shelter Area

Picnic Area 3

Bridle Trail 1/ Bridle Trail 2

Critter'S Run

Pump House Trail

Campground Trail

Ferncliff Trail
1.7 miles, black blazes
All other Ferncliff Peninsula tails branch off of this loop trail which circles the peninsula. The trailhead is near the Ferncliff Parking Lot.

Monsell Trail
Beginning at the Standing Stone Trailhead, hikers should follow Standing Stone Trail for a short distance. Monsell Trail then climbs the hill past the furnace church, through the remnants of an old pine plantation and passed charcoal hearths. The trail r

Moores Hill Connector

Flourtown Green Ribbon Trail Spur
This trail connect the Flourtown DUA to the Montgomery County Green Ribbon Trail.

Homestead [Blue]
This multi use trail provides varied terrain through open field and forest edge environments.

To Arc Corner Monument

Village Trail

Mill Race Trail
This trail is marked with orange blazes.
This trail can be accessed by Shoaff’s Mill and by the Classroom Annex. The trail follows the stream Furnace Run and the mill race. The race is the narrow channel that supplies water to power the mill. A wayside exhibit explains how the mill race was d

This section of the Mid State Trail is not maintained by the park

Lakeshore Trail

Flourtown Pavilion Trail
Trail is paved from the parking lot to the pavilion. Beyond the pavilion the trail surface is grass

Mill Race Trail
ATV emergency vehicle access

Blazing Star Trail
Named for the beautiful wildflower that turns the prarie purple in late July and early August, this self-guiding interpretive trail travels throught the middle of the prairie. Follow the interpretive signs and discover how the prarie was formed and why i

Fisherman'S Trail

Rhododendron

White Pine Trail

East Loop Trail
This trail is marked with lime green blazes.
As its name implies, this 1.9 mile trail runs toward the eastern end of the conservation area and follows the power line for about 0.3-mile.

Wyggeston Trail
For the more adventurous, this trail has rougher, rockier terrain and is a more challenging hike than the other trails on the South Shore. The extra effort is well worth it because the trail takes you into remote, undeveloped section of the park with div

River Trail
Trail too narrow with too many turns for cross country skiing.

Mountain Bike Trail
ATV emergency vehicle access

Connecting

Trolley
This trail is 0.7 miles (1.1 km) long.

Chess Cemetery
Emergency vehicle access is limited to ATV/UTV type Equipment.
The Chess Cemetery Trail total .2 of a mile. This short and easy trail leads to the Chess Cemetery from the Pine Box Trail.

Bissell Trail 2 (Connector) -Cross Country Skiing
Bissell Trail 2, blazed in white, serves as a connector trail to the Blue Loop (more difficult).

Denton Hill
This trail system is under concession agreement with Denton Hill Ski Area.

Connecting
short cut connection between Spring and Five Points Trails.

Snowmobile Trail
Very wide gentle trail developed as a snowmobile/cross country ski trail.

Falls Trail
Emergency vehicle access is limited to four wheel drive vehicle, through a locked gate at wild creek parking lot. A four wheel drive vehicle would be able to reach the bridge, which crosses wild creek and is approximate y the half way point.
The Falls Trail is approximately 1 mile long and is marked with blue blazes. The trail leads downstream to a bridge which crosses Wild Creek, then heads upstream to the waterfalls area.

Trinity Gorge Trail
Emergency Vehicle Access is located at the bottom of Evergreen Rd, through a locked gate. The majority of the trail is wide enough to accommodate an ambulance.
Trinity Gorge Trail entrance is located at the end of State Police Road and at Preachers Camp Road. The trail follows an old road, which leads past farm fields and through both open and forested areas. The majority of the trail is approximately 12' wide

Overlook Trail
Center section of the trail is a designated hiking only -Sand Mountain Road to McCall Dam Road. Mt. Bikes can use all other sections.
Most of the trail is level or a consistent grade. Center section of trail is a series of switch backs that leads to the park overlook along McCall Dam Road.

Little Falls Trail
Names for the numerous, small waterfalls on this part of the East Branch of the Wallenpaupack Creek. Follow the creek for 1/2 mile, you will come to a footbridge which allows for good views of the bigger falls and cross the creek.

Power Trail
Power Trail, blazed in white, serves as a connector trail to Bissell, Oil and Drake trails.

Meadow Trail

Shortcut

Spring Garden Trail

Hemlock

Loop 1
A short, quarter mile length hike.
A very easy walk along the East Branch of Stone Creek behind the Park Office.

Three Valley
Trail is 0.7 miles (1.1 km) long. Joins Appalachian Trail. Maintained by Potomac Appalachian Trail Club. Trail is blazed in blue.

SAW MILL TRAIL
Mountain View Trail

Pond Loop

Hicks Hollow Trail
Elevation change approximately 400 feet.

Gull Point Trail

Lda East Loop
Part of the loop trail in the Militia Hill Low Density Area. Not heavily used.
Mostly grass and dirt trail used by day hikers, birders, dog walkers and x-country skiers. Was probably once an old logging road. Two deer exclosures have been installed in this area with wayside interpretive panels explaning the exclosures.

Old Log Trail
0.3 mile, easiest hiking
This old logging road winds through a mature deciduous forest. It has a slight grade and connects to Laurel and Edge trails and the west end parking area.

Ramble

Laurel Run Trail
The first 150-yards beginning at the Fairview Road Trailhead is decking.
Long used by fisherment and more recently by loggers, this trail starts near the campground bridge, follows Laurel Run and winds through the tornado blowdown area.

Victoriah Trl

South Spur
vehicle width, original stone base has reverted to vegetation in most spots. Connects to Hilltp Trail. All vehicles can traverse (ambulance, 2 or 4wd)with access via Hilltop Trail. Adjacent landowner has wire gate at property line to restrict access.

Back Trail
vehicle width, original stone base has reverted to vegetation in most spots. Connects via small footpath connection to Hilltop trail.
All vehicles can traverse (ambulance, 2 or 4wd)

Meadow Run Trail
3 miles, yellow blazes
There are trailheads near the park office, at the waterslides on SR 2011 and at Cucumber Falls on SR 2019. From the waterslides parking lot, take the left trail under the SR 381 bridge for 0.7 mile to Cucumber Falls. Take the trail to the right, which le

Short Trail

To Historical Trail Marker

Orchard
Emergency vehicle access is limited to ATV/UTV type equipment.
The Orchard Trail totals .291 miles and is located on the Day-Use side of the lake/park. It connects with Lazear and Tiffany Ridge Trails.

Mary Ann Furnace
four wheel drive accessible

Larch Tree Trail

Creek Trail

Prospect Rock, Blue
Prospect Rock Trail: 5.8 miles, blue blaze, difficult hiking
This large, loop trail begins in the day use area. Some sections follow the old entrance road and Old Route 611, which are suitable for bicycling and cross-country skiing. But, there are sever

Water Falls Trail

Pioneer Road, Loyalsock
Pioneer Road, where travelers over a century
ago possibly gave the area its name ‘Worlds End’ when they saw the precipitous drop to the river below.
Loyalsock Trail: 59.21 miles, most difficult hiking, red and yellow blazes This trail follows the

Firetower Road Access
Short trail connection (320 feet)from Firetower Road to the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail.

Oil Trial (Connector) - Cross Country Skiing
Oil Trail, blazed in white, serves as a connection trail to the Red Loop (most difficult) and Blue Loop (more difficult).

Marsh Trail
Mowed Grass

Camp

Oakwoods Trail
0.5 mile, black blazes
This trail passes through a mature hardwood forest.

Bike Trail

Jacobsburg [Red]
This multi use trail provides varied terrain through a mix of field and forest areas of the Center.

Avery Crossover

Tall Timber

Irish Rock

Three Mile Trail
Three Mile Trail: 1.1 miles, more difficult hiking
This trail begins along Aughwick Road across from the upper end of Camping Area A. The trail wanders through mountain laurel on the side of Tuscarora Mountain and is a nice trail to walk in June when th

Misc. Connection Trail Near Interpretive Center
This Trailway just connects different Bathrooms, Pavillions and the Nature Center.

Henry'S Woods Service Road
Service road for maintenance to comfort station in the Henry's Woods Day Use area.

Edwin Leid

Snowmobile Trail
This trail is another portion of a snowmobile/cross country ski trail that traverses the ridgetop area.

Swatara Rail Trail
emergency vehicle up to full size truck

Mill Stream Trail
Small 4 wheel drive pick up trucks or ATV for access. Chance of trees down creating blockage. Enter to the right along the water to avoid steep section.

Doubling Gap Nature Trail
Beginning and ending at Doubling Gap Lake the trail is easy hiking with two low hills and about 1 mile in length. It is marked with blue blaze. This is a self-guiding nature trail with several interpretive waysides along its length explaining the natura

Locust Mountain Trail
0.4 mile, more difficult hiking
An old fire access road winding through a mature deciduous forest on a fairly steep slope, this trail takes you from Crow Trail to the top of Locust Mountain.

Tauscher'S/ Lakeside Trail

Lda South Branch
Part of the loop trail in the Militia Hill Low Density Area. Not heavily used.

Dairy Hill Trail

Connecting Poems trail and Point trails

Thaddeus Stevens
Trail is 0.8 miles (1.3 km) long.

Cemetery To Road
This trail loops around the cemetary connecting campground road and dropping down to the stream.
A small section of trail to link the campground road to the Tramway Trail.

Snowmoblie Trail
This trail connects to gravel roads and trails open to snowmobiles, horses and mountain bikes on surrounding state forest land. Use the Beach Parking Lot which is plowed in winter. This grassy old road provides a trip through an oak woods with an open

Campground Trail
Campground Trail: 2.2 miles, easiest hiking
This trail follows the shoreline and topography around the campground. Five benches along the trail are great for relaxing and viewing wildlife. This trail is popular for mountain biking.

Shawnee Trail

Mansion Gardens Trail

Railroad Trace
This trail has no markers at this time.
This is the railroad trace of the Newport & Sherman's Valley narrow gauge railroad.

Yellow
four wheel drive vehicles only

Cc-Proposed
Keep in system, do not use, proposed only

Spur Line Trail
Spurline Trail runs from the Lower Campground and connects to Rock Run and Wildcat Trails offering a number of loop hikes.

Spruce Trail

Lumber Trail
Part of ANF snowmobile loop #1. Currently blazed red. Will be blazed yellow spring/summer 2011.
.7 miles long in the park boundary. Goes on to national forest land. Slight grade. Abandonded logging road.

High Point Trail
Short spur to high point of Ferncliff Peninsula.

Overlook Trail East Segment

To Ampitheater

Sawdust
This trail DOES NOT connect with any other trails within the park. It progresses from a point just above the dam inside the park entrance to a dead end on a township road outside the park boundary.

Sugarloaf

Beechwood

Laurel Loop
Accessed from Log Trail or Edge Trail, this grassy road was used to cut trees that had died from severe gypsy moth damage. This short loop provides views of mountain laurel and a mature forest.

Wildlife Observation Station Trail

Chimney Trail
hitching post available

Boat Landing # 3
This short trail allows easy walking access to Long Pond for fishing and wildife viewing.

Mid Trail
This is a realitively level walking path a little over a half mile in length surrounding the soccer fields at Milton State Park.

Middle Creek

Short Cut Trail
loop/spur of Hilltop trail, connects through parking lot at northern end

Buffalo Ridge Trail
This trail is marked with white blazes.
This trail runs from the East Picnic Area to the Newport and Sherman's Valley Railroad trace near the Main Picnic Area in the western end of the park. This difficult trail winds up Buffalo Ridge and offers glimpses of the industrial history of the area.

South Logging Road Trail
Lo gging Ro ad Trail: 1.7 miles, easiest hiking
This old logging road can be walked from one end of the
park to the other and is a good trail to use to make loop
hikes with other trails on the side of Cove Mountain.

Fox Trail
Trail connects Sidewalk Trail and the maintenance access road.

Connecting Point and Crooked Run trails

Sproul Loop Trail
3.7 miles, purple blazes
These five interconnecting loops are just north of the Kentuck Campground, near the second overflow parking area outside of the campground.

Funeral Trail

Flourtown Dua Trail
Part of this trail is paved of stone. This trail also connects to a Green Ribbon Trail Head. This segment and segment 3455 should be redrawn on the map.

Hell'S Hollow
This gravel-lined trail twice crosses Hell Run, a wilderness trout stream, on its way to a limekiln and Hell's Hollow Falls. The area is full of wildflowers in the spring. Although the main trail is smooth and level, the section by the waterfall can be s

Uu Trail

Hunters

Footprint Trail
Footprint Trail: 0.8 mile, more difficult hiking
Follow this loop for a fleeting view of the Wyerough Branch to the lake. Near the midway point, hikers can relax on the bench and scout for herons, osprey and bald eagle.

Box Turtle Trail
The Box Turtle Trail is our newest trail and totals 1.2 miles. Starting near the Iron Bridge, it connects part of Pine Box Trail to Lazear Trail.

Beaver
.20 miles
A detailed trail map of the Wildflower Reserve is available at the education center or the park office.
To protect the wildflowers, pets are prohibited.

Fishermans Path

Rhododendron Trail

Stonewall
Provides a view of the "stone wall" built to shore up the face of the mountain below Ole Bull's cabin site. Appropriate footwear should be worn as trail is narrow and rocky.
Narrow trail cutting along hillside. There is a fairly steep downhill slope.

Militia Hill Green Ribbon Trail Connector
This is part of the Montgomery County Green Ribbon Trail and is maintained in cooperation with the park and County maintenance.

Route 31 Shelter Area
Yellow blazes

Old Gas Well Trail
Trail is an old unpaved road leading to an existing gas well that is used to provide heat to the nearby marina buildings.

Bridle Trail 2

Christman Trail
Emergency vehicle access is limited by locked gates located at the Christman Trailhead parking lot and Wild Creek Trailhead parking lot. The trail should be able to accommodate an SUV.
Christman Trail consists of two loops. The main loop is marked with yellow blazes and is approximately 2 miles long. The smaller loop is marked with green blazes.

Sycamore Mills Road Trail
Sycamore Mills Road is a portion of the multi-use trail. Entire loop trail is 4.3 miles long and also includes Forge Road trail together these once county roads make up the multi-use trail.

Rim Trail

Oak Trail

Rhododendron Trail
Section between trail marker 92 and 97 open to equestrian use.

Oil Creek State Park Multi-Use Trail
9.7 Mile Multi-Use Trail. Designated a National Recreation Trail in 2005 via the United States Department of the Interior.
Non-Motorized Multi-Use Trail with a paved serface, along an abandoned rail line. Acceptalbe use of the trail is by bicycle, hiking, walking, roller blading, cross country skiing and snow shoeing. (.9 Miles of Multi-Use Trail is designated at share the u

Hartman Trail

Mocking Bird Spur
This trail is marked with green blazes.
This spur connects to the East Loop Trail and terminates with a gate at the park boundary.

Pinto Loop
1.7 miles, easiest hiking
Trailhead: On Nichol Road, 0.9 miles from the West Gate -Route 168, 0.1 miles past the northern corner of the field, on the right side of the road in a small clearing.
Pinto Loop Trail has very little elevation change. T

Blue Loop
Blazed in PMS 300
The Blue Loop is 3 miles in length and is rated as "More Difficult". It is designed to meet the expectations of the majority of cross country skiers.

Beaver Pond Trail

Connector Trail - Ridge To Tram Road

Poe Valley Nature Trail

One/Three Mile Trails
Easy Section of Trail near Lot #3 thru a nice Mountain Laurel Section of the Mountain.

BRUSH HALLOW TRAI
Brush Hollow/ Midstate

Fisherman Lot Trail

Pine Tree Trail

Camp Thompson Trail
For Camp Thompson use only.

Rock Garden
Short trail that leads to the Rock Garden.

5 Points
This loop trail meanders through forests and by a small pond. Access to the trail is near Lakeview Beach and the cabin colony.

Swatara Water Trail

Canoe Portage Trail
Trail leads from the paved multi-purpose trail to marina lake.

Lakeshore Trail
Lakeshore Trail: 0.75 mile, easiest hiking
Beginning between cabins 7 and 8, this forested walking trail runs along Glendale Lake and has several scenic views. At Muskrat Beach the trail follows the service road to the group tenting area where it meets

Plessinger Traiil
Plessinger Trail: 1.1 miles, more difficult hiking
This rocky, streamside trail meanders alongside Aughwick
Creek and is a great access trail for anglers and a pleasant walk for wildlife watchers.

Connector Trail
connects Nature Trail to Sugar Camp Road
Short trail - moderately steep - connecting Nature Trail to Sugar Camp Road.

Pond View

Stable Mill Trail

Flourtown Pavilion Trail Loop
This trail loops an area of the park that used to have soccer fields. The area floods during high water events and is often very soft and muddy. It is used mostly by fishermen and local residents.
This trail should only show on the east side of the Wissahickon Creek. and is bordered on one side by the creek and on the other side by private properties.

Ght - Pioneer Bridge Connector Trail
Connector Trail, Blazed in White.
Pioneer Trail (White) follows Hemlock Run (East), crosses the Multi-Use Pioneer Bridge, over Oil Creek, and connects to the western side of the Gerard Hiking Trail, following Great Western Run.

Bissell Trail 1 (Connector) - Cross Country Skiing
Bissell Trail, blazed in white, serves as a connector trail to Power Trail (more diffcult)and the Blue Loop (more difficult).

Short Cut
This trail is marked with routed signs.
This is a spur off of the Buffalo Ridge trail. It can be accessed off of the utility road that leads to the water tower in the west day use area.

Marsh Trail
Trail connects the Sidewalk Trail with the maintenance compound access road.

Oh! Susanna Trail

Militia Hill Dua-Green Ribbon Connector
This small section of trail connects the Montgomery County Green Ribbon Trail with the Militia Hill DUA trail.

Boulder Point

Beach Trail

Cook Trail

Swatara Rail Trial
emergency vehicle full sized pick up truck

Lost Antler

Tent Hill Trail
Begin near campsite 22. This trail drops down to the lakeshore and connects the campground with Lake Loop Trail.

Spur Trail To Viewing Blind
Spur trail off the Lowlands Trail that leads a cedar viewing blind near an old beaver dam.
Spur trail that leads to a wildlife viewing blind that takes the visitor to a secluded viewing blind. Visitors can see nesting Great Blue Heron, beavers, deer and nesting wood ducks.

Bridge Path

Island Farm Trail Loop

Horseshoe Trail
Horseshoe Trail: 0.6 mile, most difficult hiking
This very steep and very rugged trail passes over a lot of loose stone on steep slopes. The trail starts along Aughwick Road below the park dam, crosses the creek and climbs to the top of Cove Mountain en

Glen Leigh

Bruner Run Climbing Area Trail
Short connector trail to access Bruner Run Climbing Area

High Bridge Trail West
Runs along the west side of Tohickon Creek and terminates at the Hostel. No bridge connects it to the East trail on its north end at this time.

Tree Tower Trail

Lost Turkey Trail

Old Glendale Road
Emergency Vehicle Access with SUV or smaller
Old Glendale Road Trail: 1.9 miles, easiest hiking
This trail leads from the Glendale Dam across the dam and follows the shoreline along the Slate Lick arm of Glendale Lake to the Bater Patch Trailhead. Along the way it connects to Hagaratty Trail. Thi

Laurel Trail
Short trail that begins near the western end of Bake Oven and ends on Bake Oven Trail near the top of the ridge line. Laurel Trail has a gentler grade and is often used by cross country skiers to avoid the steeper grade on Bake Oven Trail.

Pine Creek Rail Trail

Fox Run Trail
Emergency vehicle access from main road.

Game Commission Trail

Buckman Trail

Quarry Trail

Kissinger Road

Burley Inlet Trail
Parking area inprovement work completed spring 2010. Trail head parking area will accomidate more cars for better access to trail system.

Middle Ridge Trail
This trail is marked with red blazes.
This 2.5 mile trail runs from the Exercise Trail toward the western end of the park. It offers many short, steep climbs while traveling through a variety of habitats. Open fields feature nice views of the lake.

Heffern Run

Oak Ridge Trail
Oak Ridge Trail is approximately 0.15 miles long. The trail head is located at pavilion number 4 and continues south where it intersects with Deer Trail. Hikers have two options at the trail intersection, they may head easterly on Deer Trail for approx

Big Dam Ridge Trail

Mid State/Tiadaghton Trail

Midstate

Fern

Exercise Trail
This trail is marked with 18 station signs.
This loop trail has 18 permanent stations where hikers can do many different exercises, including: balance beam, pull-ups, hand walks, bar vaults, sit-ups and many more. It is a good trail on which to see bluebirds.

Beaver Haven/Snowmobile
Joint use trail that connects Beaver Haven back to the day use area via the snowmobile trail.
Widened trail that goes through campground 2, past sand mound field and up to 144 crossing to Joerg Run Road. Beaver Haven follows for a short distance - bears off to right. Good view of wetland area - good birding.

Campground Spur Trail
This trail is marked with green blazes.
The .5 mile trail begins at the campground pond and follows an easy grade downhill where it connects with Middle Ridge Trail.

Pine Plantation Trail

Ancient Forest Trail

Souder Trail
A few small sections are crushed-stone due to drainage issues.
This scenic loop trail features Laurel Run, lush meadows and large hardwood and evergreen trees.

Hill Top Trail
Emergency Vehicle access unlimited throughout except in southern portion below ballfield, where a locked gate is present.

Lake Trail

Connects the Forest Trail to the Sioux Shelter Area.

Mccune
This trail section name and Davis should be renamed as the majority of Davis trail (as currently listed) falls within the McCune Run watershed and not the Davis watershed.

Tannery

Bridle Trail 1

Broad Top Trail Loop

Landis Trail

#1 Lane Trail

Lowlands Trail
Section of the lowlands trail was rehabed with the WINS coalition. New surface and culverts were placed in fall 2010. Scheduled to receive crushed limestone top coat in 2011. To be blazed blue in 2011.
A short hike from the campground, this trail follows an old rail grade south out of the park. The trail continues onto SGL 29 or hikers can cross the swinging bridge across the West Branch of Tionesta Creek, which feeds the lake, to the west side of the

Old Huntingdon And Broad Top Mt Railroad Grade

Snowmobile Trail
4 wheel drive ATV for access. Chance of trees down creating blockage.

Lake View Trail
This trail goes through the primary use area of Tuscarora State Park. It parallels the lake and provides several views including a nice view of the beach. Park employees sometimes drive this dirt trail.
On the south side of the lake the trail becomes more challenging and provides views of the day-use and beach area of the Park.

Koppenhaver Trail
Easy to moderate trail in forest setting about 1 mile in length

0.1 miles
Connects Group Camp No. 3 (southeast end) to the Camp Trail.

Sugarloaf Trail Lookout

Mountain Springs

Delzell Trail
Intepretive brochure in need of update.
Interpretive Trail with 13 stops and 2/3 miles in length.

Ganoga Glen

Tadler Run

Shingle Mill Trail
has some very rocky sections
This path ventures from the parking area near the dam and follows beautiful Black Moshannon Creek. The trial continues north of Huckleberry Road bridge and connects to the Allegehny Front Trail.

Unnamed Kissinger Access

Skippack Cr. Loop Tr.

Reservoir

Pinchot

Appaloosa Trail
3 miles, easiest hiking with a few moderate hills.
Trailhead: On Nichol Road, 0.1 miles from the West Gate - Route 168, on the left side of the road.
The main equestrian trail, Appaloosa, can be accessed via the equestrian parking lot off PA 168

Overlook Ridge

Beach
Short cut trail from back camping loop to the beach area.

High Rock
High Rock Trail: 1 mile trail. Red blazes mark this steep trail, which begins at the east side of the cabin bridge. An elevation gain of several hundred feet is made as the trail crosses the intermittent High Rock Run and falls and climbs upward throug

Pioneer Road
Pioneer Road: where travelers over a century
ago possibly gave the area its name ‘Worlds End’ when they saw the precipitous drop to the river below.

Middle Ridge Trail
This trail is marked with red blazes.
This trail runs from Exercise Trail to the west end of the park. It offers many short, steep climbs while traveling through a variety of habitats. Open fields feature nice views of the lake.

Noel Run Connector
Noel Run Connector Trail: 0.6 mile, more difficult hiking
This short connector tail connects Foster Run Trail to the Glendale Riding Trails. During the summer this trail is used primarily for horseback riding, but is also open to hiking and snowmobilin

Seneca Trail
This trail weaves through a typical second growth forest of oak and cherry which shades stumps of pine that were logged out over a century ago.

Beech Trail

Colvin Trail

Sidewalk Tail
This historic trail was originally constructed by the the U.S. Lighthouse Service as a path from the Presque Isle Lighthouse to the U.S. Lighthouse Service boathouse in Misery Bay. The trail was once a wooden boardwalk and was resurfaced with concrete i

North Ridge

Bike
The trail begins at the parking lot beside the bicycle concession. It follows te lake clockwise (north and east) for 7.2 miles to the Davis Hollow Marina. It starts out alongside North Shore Drive but soon swings away into the woods with broad curves,

High Rock, Loyalsock
High Rock Trail: 1 mile trail. Red blazes mark this steep trail, which begins at the east side of the cabin bridge. An elevation gain of several hundred feet is made as the trail crosses the intermittent High Rock Run and falls and climbs upward throug

Whitetaill

Hagaratty Trail
Hagaratty Trail: 1.5 miles, more difficult hiking
Starts near the Glendale Dam from the Old Glendale Road Trail and follows along Snake Ridge before descending to meet Old Glendale Road Trail at the Bater Patch Trailhead.

Muskrat Beach
Muskrat Beach Trail: 0.5 mile, easiest hiking
This trail links Troxell Point and Plessinger trails to Muskrat Beach.

Holly Trail

Laurel Run Trail
Laurel Run: 1.8 miles, green blazes, moderate hiking
Starting along Trough Creek Drive where it crosses Laurel Run, this scenic trail follows Laurel Run between two ridges and into state forest land, then crosses Terrace Mountain Road and ends with a mo

Walkpath
There is a 1.5 mile paved combination hiking and bike path at the main marina park. The trail begins near the park entrance and traverses along the marina bulkhead head and continues throughout the day use area of the park.

Pine Run Cove Trail
Emergency vehicle access is limited to ATV's and UTV's because of narrow points and trail pitch.
The trail begins at the southwest corner of the beach parking lot (lot A). It follows a path along Pine Run Cove and loops back through a wooded section, then through the soccer field area and back to the parking lot. Approximately .7 miles

Fishing Access Trail
Suitable for foot traffic only

Old Gas Well Trail Aka X-Country Ski Trail
Level easy terrain suitable for cross country skiing and hiking

Boat Launch To Laurel

Gullpoint Trail

Charcoal Hearth
Trail is 2.7 miles (4.4 kilometers)long

Kings Gap Hollow Trail

Rock 'N' Ridge Trail

Corduroy

Camp
1.4 miles, more difficult hiking
Trailhead: On the park road (on the west side of Route 18 past the park office) on the left fork to Group Camp Nos. 1 and 3 just after crossing Traverse Creek on the left side of the road across from a parking lot.

Upland - Red

Forest Trail
Forest Trail: 0.4 mile, easiest hiking
Watch scampering chipmunks and hear chattering red squirrels while strolling under a canopy of beech, maple and hemlock trees. This short loop is one of the easiest trails in the park.

Deer Trail Loop

Day Use Walking Path
Walking path through day-use area.

Connects the Heritage Trail to the Family Camping Area

Panther Run Trail
A very challenging hiking trail. This trail is not recommended for individuals who have health issues or physical limitations.

Ravine Trail
connecting trail between Laurel Loop and Edge

Paved Trail

Ski Trail
Ski Trail: 0.2 mile, easiest hiking
This short spur trail connects Parking Lot #7 with Logging Road Trail above Camping Area B.

Mt. Creek Trail
Trail has one stream crossing.

Maple Hollow Trail

Panther Run Trail - South Access

Alfarata Trail
Trail is accessible in emergency situations by ATV and snowmobiles.
Connects to Perry Lumber Company Road. Joint use trail.

Apple Tree Trail

Pileated Trail

Bear Paw

Walk Path

Yellow Trail

Scenic Vista Trail

Pine Trail
This trail is marked with lime green blazes.
This 09 mile trail begins at Evergreen Trail, crosses the conservation area, and loops near the pond. Pine Trail runs through a multitude of forest habitats and is named for the many white pines along the middle section of the trail.

Bruce Lake Trail

Skyline Drive Trail

Multi-Use Trail South
This section of trail south of Lake Wilhelm extending from the Marina Parking Lot to the dam is open to cross-country skiing in the winter. Snowshoeing, bicycling,rollerblading, and hiking is permitted across the entire 12.2 mile paved multi-use trail.
This is part of the 12.2 mile, paved multi-use trail. It is joined with the Multi-Use Trail North segment by the Causeway Connector Trail therein completing the loop. Part of the multi-use trail south is comprised of a "share the road" section of the p

Oak Knob Trail

Crooked Run Trail
Crooked Run Trail: 0.7 mile, more difficult - Connecting Deer trail to Point trail. This trail runs on the South side of Crooked Run though heavier wooded areas.

Fire Trail

Overlook Path

Wildcat

Locust Point Trail

Newtown Lda Trail

Love Run Trail
This trail connects to the Spike Buck Hollow Trail and Mid State Trail. Authorized four wheel drive/emergency vehicles can access the first mile of this trail.

Dogtown
Multi-use trail crossing State Route 305.
Beginning at Hemlock Picnic Pavilion (#6), hikers walk along Turkey Hill Road then along the campground road to the back of the campground where the trail enters the forest. The trail descends to and crosses a creek, intersects with Tramway Hiking Trail,

Brickyard Trail
Connects Organized Group Tenting Area and Brickyard Day Use Area.

Poems Trail
Poems Trail: 0.6 mile, easiest hiking
Learn about nature through poetry. Pick up a trail guide at the trailhead and follow this trail and read the poems that correspond with locations along the trail. This is an easy walking trail with many interesting

Mcdermott
McDermott Trail: 0.8 mile, easiest hiking This trail leads from a small parking area along Beaver Valley Road to Bosar Point, the peninsula that separates the Killbuck and Mud Lick fingers of Glendale Lake. The point is a great place to view spring wate

Fernwood Trail
0.5 mile, black blazes
This trail features beautiful ferns and the remants of the old Ferncliff Hotel.

Bike Trail
This is the main bike trail that follows the lake between the Marina Peninsula on the eastern end and the mill stone/falls at the western end. The trail is 2.0 miles long.

Trail A-1
SAA SAMBA; some obstacles.

North Logging Road

Horse Trail
Trailhead for Equestrian Trail that connects Pkg Area to Knobsville Road

Nature Center Traill
Accessible by 4 wheel drive ATV

Rapid Run Nature Trail
Northern portion of the trail runs through the Rapid Run Natural Area. Bicycles are not permitted in the Natural Area.
Nice easy level trail.

Three Mitten
The Three Mitten Trail totals 1.383 miles. It is shaped like a mitten, hence the name. The trail is located on the hill behind the park office.

Bluebird
Bluebird Trail is very short at .36 miles in length. This trail DOES NOT connect to any other trails within the park, and forms a single loop, ending at the same place as the the trail starts.

Pavillion Access Path
Emergency vehicle access is limited to ATV/UTV type vehicles.
This path is not actually a trail, but rather a sidewalk that is fairly uneven.

Beech Climbing Area Connector Trail
Blue Blazes.
Connects Great Allegheny Passage to Beech Climbing Area along Beech Trail.

Quarry Trail
This trail is used by both Equistrian riders and hikers.

Canyon Vista, Link, Loyalsock
Canyon Vista Trail: 4-mile loop, more difficult
hiking with steep sections, blue blazes This trail explores the eastern half of the park and rewards
the hiker with a spectacular view of the Loyalsock Creek
gorge from its vista, which is an elevation o

Lakeside Trail
Lakeside Trail: 1.5 miles, easiest hiking
This very pleasant, nearly level, scenic trail encircles Cowans Gap Lake. This is the most popular trail in the park.

Standing Stone Trail
This Section of Standing Stone Trail was just constructed and opened in the Fall of 2010

Troxell Point Trail
Troxell Point Trail: 2.8 miles, more difficult hiking
This long trail begins at the parking lot along Marina Road near the Pa. Game Commission maintenance building. This trail crosses the length of Haddie Buck Peninsula to Troxell Point. Many trails in

Tuscarora And Lakeside Trail

Deer Trail
Deer Trail: 0.7 mile, easiest hiking
Follow this trail into State Game Land 108 to discover food plots for wildlife. Lucky hikers can see deer or other animals feeding. This trail intersects with Forest Trail.

One Mile Trail
One Mile Trail: 0.4 mile, easiest hiking
This mountain laurel shaded trail begins along Aughwick
Road just above the park office, then winds along the
bottom of Tuscarora Mountain to join the Three Mile Trail.
Hikers can then follow Three Mile Trail

Hart Ridge Trail
This is an unimproved trail following a collection of old woods roads and foot paths, for those who like something different. Caution - this trail is narrow in many places. Forms a 3.5 mile loop.

Amphitheater
Connects the Campground to Amphitheater.

Appalachian
Maintained in cooperation with Potomac and Maryland Trail Clubs.
Trail surface varies from paved asphalt, woodchips and crushed limestone.

Appalachian
Maintained in cooperation with Potomac and Maryland Trail Clubs
Trail surface is both paved asphalt and crushed limestone.

West Spur
Spur trail of Back Trail running to boundary and on into private property. Former road, mostly reverted. Not for inclusion on map. Accesible by vehicles. Can be accesed through park or through adjacent Mark Rinier property Miller Spring Road.

Field Trail
Not for inclusion on map. Small trail through field below hilltop trail. Connects to hilltop trail through field near office. Accesible by 4WD vehicles only. No gates.

Turkey Ridge Trail
Turkey Ridge Trail: 1.2 miles, more difficult hiking
This trail intersects Troxel Point Trail twice and passes through Day Use Area 3. Turkey Ridge Trail passes through a variety of habitats, offering the chance to see a wide variety of animal and bird

Sugar Run Trail
1.6 miles, orange blazes
This trail connects Old Mitchell trail to Jonathan Run Trail.

Knobsville Road Trail
Old Firetrail reverting back to Nature. Had been misuded as a ATV Trail

Rattlesnake Trail
A 1 mile loop trail located entirely in the park and is marked with a yellow blaze. This trail begins along the main park road near the vehicle bridge. The trail is easy to moderate hiking, although a .4 mile section is rocky. This hike will take you thr

Buffalo Nut Trail
0.1 mile, black blazes
This short trail is the first branch off of Ferncliff Trail and is a shortcut to Oakwoods Trail.

Iron Bridge
The Iron Bridge Trail totals .759 miles and is located at the old Iron Bridge, south of the park office. This trail crosses the road to the Day-Use side of the park and is connected to Deer and Pine Box Trails.

Headache Hill Connector
Headache Hill Connector: 0.35 mile, easiest hiking
This trail connects Point trail to Headache Hill observation area. Utilizes part of service Rd. Nice family hike from Campground.

Crow Trail
Provides parking and west side lead-in for the Lakeview trail. (1.2 miles one-way)
1.4 miles, easiest hiking, yellow blazes
This old dirt road passes through many habitats, including mature deciduous forest, pine and larch plantation, grass fields, and overgrown meadow. This trail ends at the southern shore of Tuscarora Lake.

Climbing Area 4 Access Trail
Short Access trail leading from the Great Allegheny Passage to climbing area

Log Cabin

Old Mill
This trail is used by both Equistrian riders and hikers.

Tamarack Trail

Ground Pine Trail
The majority of the trail is only accessible with an ATV. However approximately halfway through the trail it does intersect the dirt utility road, which will accommodate an ambulance.
Ground Pine trail begins behind the park office at the NW corner. The trail is marked with green blazes. It is approximately 1.2 miles long. The trail begins as a narrow foot path, then opens up to approximately 12'-15' wide. It turns on to a dirt road,

Flat Rock Trail
The trail is 2.5 miles long leading from the park to the top of Blue Mountain. The trailhead is at the footbridge next to the nature center. This is a moderate to rugged hike to the top of the mountain. At the top of the mountain, Flat Rock Trail joins T

Dragonfly
Hiking trail around Dragonfly Pond
Very easy hike around Dragofly Pond. Easy access to shoreline fishing for families and children. A vernal pool is located along this trail.

APPALACHIAN TRAIL
This trail is 5 miles (8 km) long. It is an old section of the Appalachian Trail.
Raccoon Run

Amphitheatre

Whispering Pine Nature

Bollinger
Bollinger Trail: 4.1 miles, more difficult hiking
This trail stretches from Pickerel Pond to Glendale Dam, passing Beaverdam Marina, the soccer field at Beaver Valley and intersecting many trails. Mountain bikers, horseback riders and snowmobilers all u

Yellow Birch

Reed
Reed Trail: 0.6 mile, more difficult hiking
This short trail connects Westrick Trail to Rhody Trail.

Tauscher'S Trail

Hughes
Hughes Trail: 0.9 mile, more difficult hiking
This trail begins in the group tenting area and joins Troxell Point Trail.

Midstate/Lakeside Trail

South Trail

Lakeside, Blue
Lakeside Trail: 5.1 miles, blue blaze, easy hiking
This improved trail has a hardened base for hiking and bicycling in summer and cross-country skiing and snowmobiling in winter. Although not recommended for people with disabilities, wheelchair users ha

Jonathan Run Trail
1.7 miles, blue blazes
The trailhead is along the Holland Hill Road. The trail crisscrosses Jonathan Run and passes by small waterfalls, including Jonathan Run Falls. The trail connects to the Great Allegheny Passage.

Westrick
Westrick Trail: 0.7 mile, more difficult hiking
This trail begins near Pavilion 1 at Pickerel Pond, crosses Beaver Valley Road and steadily climbs to Shomo Fields then intersects Herman Fields Trail.

Rim/Turkey Path

Upper Branch Bike Trail
This section of the trail passes by the pool, the EEC and terminates at Parking Area #12.

Sugarloaf Trail
10.4 miles, orange blazes
This hiking, biking and snowmobiling trail begins near the Train Station/ Visitor Center. The trailhead is at the back of the Middle Youghiogheny Take-out Parking Area, to the right of the Great Allegheny Passage. The Trail climbs 800 feet in elevation i

Winks Lane
Winks Lane is an extension of the roadway that continues outside of the park. This trail is closed to motor vehicles, except for park and emergency use.
The trail is paved and winds through the picnic area adjacent to parking lot #2. Also, serves as a maintenance road and emergency vehicle access.

River Walk
River Walk Trail runs along the Delaware river and Neshaminy Creek. The trail is untreated and is four to six feet in wdth. There are several benches and a small overlook along the river. The trail starts along Delaware Drive and ends at the east end

Dry Hollow Trail
The trail is approximately 0.1 mile in length. The trail head can be reached just north of pavilion #4. Dry Hollow Trail runs in a westerly direction and connects to Deer Trail at it's western limit. Hikers can continue south on Deer Trail which will i

Whitetail Trail
This trail is marked with pink blazes.
This 1.8 mile trail begins at the conservation area’s west gate, crosses Victoria and Appalachian trails and the Pond, and ends by reconnecting to Victoria Trail on the south side of Peters Mountain. The mountain section is rugged and includes switchba

Raven Rock Trail
Raven Rock: 0.32-mile, yellow blazes, moderate hiking
This trail starts near the upper end of Abbot Run Trail. It takes you by the geologic wonder, Balanced Rock, and finally ends up along Trough Creek at Raven Rock where you will need to retrace your s

Pine Box
Pine Box Trail totals 2 miles. It is located at the southern-most end of the park. You will find the Chess Cemetery along this trail.

Wetlands
1.2 miles, easiest hiking
Trailhead: On the park road (on the west side of Route 18 past the park office) on the left fork to Group Camp Nos. 1 and 3 just before crossing Traverse Creek on the right side of the road. Parking is just across Traverse C

Old Sawmill Trail-2 In Blue

Rock Trail

Evergreen/ Turkeyfoot

Turkeyfoot

Evergreen/ Victoria

Whitetail Trail

Deer Trail
Trail totals about 0.9 miles in length and passes through areas of Shikellamy Overlook offering the park visitor a diversity of terrain, vegetation, and scenic vistas. The northeastern section of the trail located 360 ft. above the confluence of the Wes

Climbing Area 3 Access
Short access trail leading from the Great Allegheny Passage to Climbing Area 3

Old Sawmill/ Whitetail

Mink Trail
Some of this trail is accesible to emergency vehicles.

Church Trail
Most of the trail follows the sewer and water lines.

Great Allegheny Passage
Formerly the Youghiogheny River Trail
27 miles of trail in the Park
The Great Allegheny Passage has 27 miles of trail in the park and connects Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Cumberland, Maryland. The flat, crushed limestone tail was once the rail bed for the Western Maryland Railroad. This trail is suitable for all ages an

Valley Trail
1.1 miles, more difficult hiking
Trailhead: On the park road (on the east side of State Route 18 near the park office) just past the gated bridge on the horseshoe curve. Trailhead parking lot is between the trailhead and State Route 18 on the south s

Old Rr Grade
trail dead ends when hillside becomes too steep.
Short spur trail that ends when hillside becomes too steep. Overlooks creek.

Evergreen/ Pine/ Old Sawmill Trail

Playground Road
Playground road leads from Delaware Drive to Logan walk, passing by the playground and through the picnic area.

Ledges Trail
Ledges: 0.91-mile, blue blazes, moderate hiking
This trail starts at Trough Creek Drive below the park office and ends at Abbot Run Trail. The highlight of this trail is the panoramic view of the Great Trough Creek gorge from several lookouts. This trai

Terrace Mountain Trail
The Terrace Mountain Trail traverses the entire eastern side of Raystown Lake, running from Weaver's Falls to Corbin’s Bridge. The trail is accessible in five locations, excluding the beginning and ending points. They include: Lake Raystown Resort, Tat

Ridge Top
This is the first loop of Ridgetop Hiking Trail. It is the more difficult portion of the trail with steep climbs and side slopes. Mountain bicycles are prohibited on this trail.

Inner Loop
Inner loop runs through the interior of the park from the rear parking lots to the fire lanes area of the park. This trail also serves as a maintnenance road and emergency vehicle access.

Laurel Run
A short, easily hiked loop trail that follows Laurel Run to the lake and then back through woodlands. Beautiful spring flowers can be seen along this trail.

Paul
Developed as a single-track mountain bicycle trail in 2008
A single track mountain bicycle and hiking trail. A steep hill is located right off PA Route 259. Otherwise an easy ride through wooded areas an open old fields. Nice view of the lake in some spots.

Simpson
Developed as a single track mountain bicycle trail in 2010.
Single track mountain bike and hiking trail that traverses a wide variety of terrain from old fields to mature hardwood forested areas. Trail is part of a system of mountain bike trails throughout the park.

Tiday Trail

Stake Church
Developed as a single track mountain bicycle trail. The area is also used extensively by the Boy Scouts of America as their summer camp, so the trail sees a lot of hikers as well.

Handlers Long
Developed as a single track mountain bicycle and hiking trail. Several areas contain boulders to ride across, with an easier out for hikers and novice bikers. The trail traverses a variety of habitats and a couple of stream crossings

Upper Spring Trail
This trail is marked with beige blazes.
This 2 mile trail provides the hiker with a nice cross-sectional view of the conservation area. This is an excellent trail to see some of the largest trees in the area. These large second growth oaks, hickories and beeches could be old growth stands in t

Coach Trail
This trail is marked with yellow blazes.
This .9 mile trail follows the base of the ridge and loops at the park’s western edge. It is a good cross-country skiing trail as well as a great trail to watch and listen for warblers in the spring and early summer.

Sugar Run Trail
Trail follows Sugar Run and the Shenango River.

Ackerman Trail
A portion if this trail is part of an abandoned railroad line

Old Mill Hiking
This section of the trail runs across the top of the stone mill pond dam near the terminus of the bike trail.

Oak Loop Trail
4 miles, moderate hiking, white blazes
The longest of the loop trails, it encircles a ridge covered by a mature deciduous forest.

Eagle Forest
The Eagles Forest Trail leads through the Eagles Forest area of the park. Along the trail are several waysides providing information about native trees, carbon sequestration, healthy habitats, and the benefits of trees. This area was planted with new t

Evergreen/ Old Sawmill

Old Tram Trail
It is recommended that hikers take a Bald Eagle State Forest Public Use Map with them when using the Old Tram Trail.
Very short section in the western end is in State Parks before entering the Bald Eagle State Forest. Trail is fairly level. Tram Trail does not make a loop back to the park. At the end of Tram Trail turn south onto Buffalo Flat Trail until you come to

Rocky Corner
It is recommended that hikers take a Bald Eagle State Forest Public Use Map with them when using the Rocky Corner Trail.
A short section at the southern end is in R.B. Winter before entering the Bald Eagle State Forest. The trail is rocky and more technical than other park trails as it ascends up the hillside. Rocky Corner Trail will end on McCall Dam Road near McCall Dam

Sts
Susquehannock Trail cuts through the park, goes north to Cherry Springs or south to Cross Fork. Overnight trailhead parking available. No camping along trail within park boundaries.
Trail through park follows park roads, cuts through picnic area, crosses Kettle Creek on a foot bridge. Follow orange blazes.

Tohickon Lane Trail

Old Haycock Road Trail
Old Roadway. The eastern end is not paved.

Prison Camp Trail

High Bridge Trail East
This trail runs along the east side of Tohickon Creek. There is not a bridge at this time to connect it to the West trail at its north end.

Black Haak
Developed as a mountain bycyke trail in 2009
A single track mountain bicycle and hiking trail. Several areas contain boulders to ride across, with an easier out for hikers and novice bikers. The trail traverses a variety of habitats, mostly wooded, Acouple of steep hills are found on this trail.

Multi_Use Trail North
This section of the multi-use trail north of Lake Wilhelm is open to snowmobiling in winter from the parking lot south of the park office (trailhead) to the dam. The entire trail is open to bicycling, rollerblading, and hiking.
Starting from the parking lot (trailhead) just south of the park office, the paved, multi-use trail (north) is a very scenic ride through various types of habitat including forest and fields. The mile markers are located along the trail and indicate a 6

Forest Trail
6.2 miles, more difficult hiking with a few difficult hills
Running through the northern part of the park, Forest Trail transects several stream valleys that feed into the 101-acre Raccoon Lake. After leaves drop off, the high ridges offer scenic view

Warriors/ Broad Top Trail Loop

Mattern/ Hartman Trail

Fishermans Path Connector

Larch Tree/Campground Trail

Deer Trail Section Two
At this trail's midpoint it crosses the lake by having visitors walk over a group of concrete steeping stones.

Buck Trail

Deer Trail Section Three

Deer Trail Section One

Maconaquah/Buck Trails

Frances Slocum Trail

Peninsula Trail
Managed jointly with Bear Run Nature Reserve as it exists as part of their trail system. Full trail is 2.7 miles.

Mocanaquah/Hilltop Trail

Climbing 3
Formerly the Youghiogheny River Trail
27 miles of trail in the Park
The Great Allegheny Passage has 27 miles of trail in the park and connects Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Cumberland, Maryland. The flat, crushed limestone tail was once the rail bed for the Western Maryland Railroad. This trail is suitable for all ages an

Bluebird Trail

Maconaquah Trail

Eagle Trail

Maple Trail

General Kane Trail

Lake Shore Trail
Although this is a loop trail - sections of it are not siuitable for cross country skiing and mountain biking. That trail segment is labeled "Hiking Only Section"
The first 1.5 miles of this trail is maintained with stone - the ramainder is maintained as a mowed grass road or unpaved/untreated surfaces.
Most of this trail is accessible by emergency and authorized 4WD vehicles.

Lake Shore Trail Hiking Only Section
This section of trail is a part of the loop trail but is unsuitable for mountain biking and cross country skiing.

Stone Steps To Mill
This is the path leading from Kildoo Picnic area to the Grist Mill

Boundary Line Trail

Equestrian Trail
the part of the equestrian trail that runs through the park - past the park office.
Follows unpaved park acess road and logging roadway for portion. Some steep parts leading to Sugar Camp Road.

Red Loop/ Gerard
Blazed in Red PMS 485 2X.
The Red Loop is 6 miles in length and is rated as "Most Difficult". It is designed for trail users with advanced skill, who are seeking a higher risk level. This loop is recommended for advanced to expert users only.
This Segment features the Benning

Tiffany Ridge
The Tiffany Ridge Trail is located on the Day-Use side of the lake/park and totals .762 miles. Each end of this trail connects to Lazear Trail with Orchard Trail connecting in the middle.

Quaker Race Trail

Spirit Of Tuscarora Trail
Some steep areas, but not rising to moderate difficulty.
4.5 miles, more difficult hiking; red, white and yellow blazes
This is a trail of varying terrain and land features. The trail meanders along Tuscarora Lake and Locust Creek and through several habitats like mature deciduous forest, mature eastern hemlo

Beehive
Beehive is an old CCC Trail that connects Daggett Campground to Rock Run Road and the Wildcat Trail and can be looped togeither with other park trails

Atv / Snowmobile Trail
43 mile loop ATV and Snowmobile Trial
Open to ATVs late May though to the end of September.
Open to snowmobiles mid December to the end of March

Canal Towpath
Emergency vehicle access available in certain locations and with assistance from park personell.

North Country/Ridge Trail
This National Scenic Trail passes through the park and utilizes a number of the woodland trails including, Glacier Ridge Trail, Ridge Trail, and Black Cherry Trail. The North Country National Scenic Trail system is identified by blue blazes. This unique

Black Cherry/ Ridge Trail
This loop trail travels through both upland and bottomland habitat and is popular for spring wildflowers, ferns and birding. The trail follows Big Run,a small stream that flows through the park, for .12 miles.

North Country Trail/ Black Cherry
This National Scenic Trail passes through the park and utilizes a number of the woodland trails including, Glacier Ridge Trail, Ridge Trail, and Black Cherry Trail. The North Country National Scenic Trail system is identified by blue blazes. This unique

Rock Run Trail
Rock Run Trail rapidly ascends Rock Run and follows Rock Run Road to the Lyman Lake Overlook then conecting to Spurline Trail or Wildcat Trails.

Lyman Run Trail
Lyman Run Trail starts in the Lower Campground and runs to Lyman Run Dam and continuies on to the STS.

Leo'S Landing Access Road
This is a dirt access road off of the main park inbound lanes that leads to the water's edge of Presque Isle Bay.

Lake Loop Trail
This flat, 3/4 mile loop connects two bridges for an easy walk along the lake's lower shoreline. It offers a visit to the beach (please walk pets to the back of the beach house) and the dam.

Hickory

Meadow

Limestone Trail

Old Field Trail

Art Witt

Buckskin
1 mile, more difficult hiking
Trailhead: On Nichol Road, 1.6 miles from the West Gate -Route 168, on the right side of the road, almost opposite the road to the Pioneer camping area.
The Buckskin Trailhead on Nichol Road provides access to Camp T

Beach
Trailhead: On Loop D in the family campground.
Connects the “D” loop in the campground with the swimming area on Raccoon Lake.

Water Line Trail

Dees

Pump House Trail/Tram Road Trail

Connector Trail - Tram Road To Pump House

Upland
0.6 mile, more difficult hiking
Trailhead: At the rear of the parking lot opposite the park office on the west side of Route 18.
Shortly after leaving the parking lot, the trail turns right, behind the old park office buildings, climbs the hillside

Horse Trail Short Cut

Old Wagon Road

Point State Park Walkway

Max Henrici

Bikeway

Sterner Mill Trail

Jennings

Goddard-Mckeever
A culvert near the Donelly Building was washed out several years ago. The small stream can be traversed by experienced hikers but the park plans to replace the culvert or provide a footbridge in the future.
This hiking trail traverses some fairly rough terrain. It follows the hemlock valleys and ridges south of Creek Road. It was part of the original trail system on the south side of Lake Wilhelm prior to the multi-use trail being established in 2003. As

Blood Farm Interpretive Loop Trail
Blood Farm Interpretive Loop. With Interpretive Waysides.
Intepretive Trail.

Old Mill Trail
Accessed by following Woodwhisper Trail for .04 miles, this trail connects the center office to Black Cherry Trail and passes by the remians of a 19th century saw mill.

Daugherty Loop
Loop takes about 1 1/2 to 2 hours to hike. Wear appropriate footwear. Follows the STS for a short length. Has some steep climbs and narrow trail surfaces on side hills.
A nice, rambling trail through decidous wood lands and a section of hemlocks. Rock outcroppings add interest on the south facing slope. Nice views of Ole Bull Run. Mostly shaded. Circles back into Campground 1.

Lakeside/ Mason-Dixon
The trail is shared by the multi-state Mason-Dixon Trail and Lakeside trail.

Beltz Road Trail

Green B Trail

Log Slide Trail
By the trailhead is an authentic reproduction of a logslide, used in the 1870's to haul logs out of the forest. A display shows other logging tools. Look along the trail for places where the Civilian Conservation Corps cut stone in the 1930's to build Pa

Buck Trail
Buck Trail is a wide unpaved path leading from pavilion #2 area to the pine plantation.

East Walk
East walk is a paved trail that leads from parking area #2 to parking area #4. It passes by the pool and pavilion #2.

West Walk
West walk runs through the middle of the picnic area and passes by pavilion #1 and the pool.

Logan Walk

Fire Lanes
There are several lanes running through this section of the park. This area provides good opportunities for bird and wildlife watching.

Hunters Ridge
Will be blazed yellow in spring 2011. Currently blazed orange.
2.0 miles long. Much of this trail is rugged and hilly. One end of the trail is on Forest Road 437, just beyond the office. The other end is at the base of the sledding hill near the Adams Run Restroom. Follows the boundary of SGL 29 and the park at

Warming Hut Trail
Blazed with orange diamonds.7 miles long. Half of this trail is rugged and hilly. One end of the trail is on Forest Road 437, just beyond the office. The other end is at warming hut/ pavilion five/ boat launch area. This trail follows the lake shore

Adams Run Trail
Small loop of Adams Run trail that connects the Sledding hill to the OGTA.

Adams Run Trail
Blazed yellow
1.6 miles long. One end at sledding hill, on end near SGL 29 boundary along Gamelands Road. Hilly and often times wet, this trail offers some scenic views in fall/winter. This trail crosses numerous oil roads, please stay on the trail.

Oak Trail
Oak trail is able to be accessed by emergency vehicles from the Conewago Day Use Area to where it intersects gravel trail. Gravel Trail can then be accessed by emergency vehicles to the campground.

Stone Trail
("boundary" portion)

Stage Trail
(from Sheh - 4th)

Woodfrog Loop

Lehigh Gorge Trail

Orchard Loop/Hawk Falls Connector

Nescopeck
Driveable portion

Ght - Wolfkiel Adirondack Connector Trail
Wolfkiel Adirondack Connector Trail is blazed in white.
This trail connects the Wolfkiel Adirondack Shelter site and the parking lot along Miller Farm Raod.

Ght - Boughton Connector Trail
Boughton Connector Trail is blazed in white.
This trail connects the Easter ridge and Western ridge of the Gerard Hiking Trail. This segment features the Boughton Suspension Bridge, spanning Oil Creek, Boughton Acid Works and the reminants of a Pond Freshet Dam.

Woodland Way To Creek Connector

Farmstead
Trailhead to top of Field #9

Lake

Mountain Loop
Due to Gypsy Moth-related tree die off, many dead limbs may be encountered on this trail

Nescopeck

Woodland Way
Back beaver pond section

Woodland Way
Driveable portion

Blueberry Trail
This trail is an abbreviated version of the Moss-Hanne Trail. Blueberry picking on this trail is optimal.

King Road Parking Spur
Blue Blazes
Approximately 0.5 mile segment connecting the overnight parking area on King Road to the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail. Extremely steep in sections.

Orchard Loop
- driveable portion from above gate to turnaround near Mud Run - Fish Stocking truck access

Stage Trail
from Berger's Fields gate to Boulder Field Return Road

Stone Trail
Trail is in need of extensive repair

Fourth Run
(Road portion) - This section is also open to public vehicular traffic during big game season in the fall.

Nature Loop

Pine Hill
New Re-Route

Gould

Farmstead Spur

Stage

Stage
No snowmobiles north of Fourth Run Trail intersection

Mtn Bike Trail

Fox Trail
The paved multi-purpose trail starts near the park entrance and completely encircles the park for a total distance of approximately 12.5 miles. Most of the trail surface is paved asphalt, however many of the original sections are concrete slab constructi

Moss-Hanne
Trail is full loop of 11 miles with usage of Beaver Road and Route 504 as well as portions of Star Mill Trail, and West Side Road.
On its way through the Black Moshannon Bog Natural Area, this trail travels through pine plantations, hemlock bottomland, wetland edges, hardwood forests, grassy openings, blueberry patches and beaver ponds in all stages of succession. Waterproof footwe

Moss-Hanne/ Allegheny Front
Trail is full loop of 11 miles with usage of Beaver Road and Route 504 as well as portions of Star Mill Trail, and West Side Road.
On its way through the Black Moshannon Bog Natural Area, this trail travels through pine plantations, hemlock bottomland, wetland edges, hardwood forests, grassy openings, blueberry patches and beaver ponds in all stages of succession. Waterproof footwe

Blueberry Trail
The asphalt portion of the blueberry trail connects the two entrances and completes a loop.

Ski Slope Trail
Beginning at the beach parking lot for a trek up Rattlesnake Mountain. Enjoy the views for the highest point in the park, including an old ski slope. At the PA 504 crossing, try to decipher the old Philadelphia-Erie Turnpike mile marker.

Sleepy Hollow Snowmobile Access Trail
Explore a hemlock-birch forest and woodlands of cherry and oak. This trail is recommended for spring wildflowers. Look for evidence of a 1984 selective timber cut. Harvested trees were killed by years of gypsy moth defoliation. New growth provides go

Blood Farm Interpretive/ Gerard Trail
Blood Farm Interpretive Loop and Gerard Hiking Trail shared segment.

Red Loop
Blazed in Red PMS 485 2X.
The Red Loop is 6 miles in length and is rated as "Most Difficult". It is designed for trail users with advanced skill, who are seeking a higher risk level. This loop is recommended for advanced to expert users only.
*Please Note: This portion of the

Blue/ Red Loop
Blazed in PMS 485 2X.
The Red Loop is 6 miles in length and is rated as "Most Difficult". It is designed for trail users with advanced skill, who are seeking a higher risk level. This loop is recommended for advanced to expert users only.
*Please Note: This portion of the

Sand Spring

Green/ Red Loop
Blazed in PMS 485 2X.
*Please Note: This portion of the

Moss-Hanne
These portions of the trail are boardwalks that carry you over wet and boggy areas of the Moss-Hanne Trail.

Sand Spring
driveable portion

Farmstead
Driveable portion when not wet

Gerard Hiking Trail
Gerard Hiking Trail. Blazed in yellow.
32 Mile Hiking Trail with two shelter sites. Cow Run (East) and Wolfkiel (West).

Red Loop
Blazed in PMS 485 2X.

Unnamed Footpath
This trail in not maintained.
This is a footpath that enters the park off of Frog Hollow Rd.

Black Gum Trail

Forest Heritage/Maple Hollow Trail

Forest Heritage Trail

Rock Scree Trail

Watershed/ Boundary Trail

Red Eft

South Trail
This is a level hiking trail located throughout the southern section of the island. It has several river vistas and is a nice path for fisherman to use to access the river. It is approximately a mile and a half in length.

Sycamore Mills Road Trail

North-Tr
Part of the old Wilkes-Barre & Eastern RR that opened in 1892

White Trail

Multi Use South/ Goddard-Mckeever
This paved portion of Creek Road is a segment for both the Multi-use Trail (south) and Goddard McKeever Trail. Bicycles are permitted only on the paved Multi-use Trail and not the unpaved Goddard McKeever Trail.

Woodland Way (Spur 2)
Spur 2 to Honeyhole Road

Manor House

Beach

Stage Trail
Road section from boundary to Berger's Field Gate

Pine Hill
driveable portion

Lupine Trail
Drivable portion

Shades Of Death

Creekside
Honeyhole Road to Nescopeck Creek

Skyline

Lupine

Hickory Run
driveable portion

Grouse
Stream crossing

Swamp

Boulder Field

Woodland Way
Section from office to driveable portion

Orchard Loop Alt.

Leonardsville
SGL portion

Fourth Run

Creekside
Intersection to Nescocpeck Trail

Hawk Falls

Hickory Run
New Section

Leonardsville

Fireline

Hill Trail

Woodland Way (Spur 1)
Spur 1 from Woodland to Honeyhole Road

Farmstead/Lupine Connectors

Deer

Orchard Loop

Bear

Nescopeck Trail To Creek Connector

Deer
(old section)

Gamewire

Lake / Nescopeck Connector

Creekside
Some small bridges have been washed away by flooding

Ben Rush Trail System

Fairmont Park Trail Connector

Short Sweet Trail

Time Trial Trail

New Airport Trail

Old Airport Trail

Figure 83 Trail

Rouse Trail

Grouse Trail
Connects Beech Woods Trail to Woodland Ponds Trail

Lakeshore

Nature Trails

Angler Path

Orchard Trail
Single Track trail used for mainly for hiking and mountain biking. Trail runs from rte. 438 E to 407 N. Trailhead across from Day Use entrance along rte. 407.

Abington Trail

Bulll Hill Trail

Tree Line Trail

Turkey Hill

Bassett Path

Campground Trail
Campground Trail Network connecting loops to each other and to Lake View Drive.

Beech Woods
Connects Fox Run to Grouse Trail

Maple Lane

Snowflake Trail

Kennedy Creek

Lake
Mainly used by anglers for access to lake from Parking Lot 5

Lee Hill

Woodland Ponds
Trail was slightly rerouted approx. 2008 (moved east of boundary line) to make room for North Woods Trail (not in DSS at this time.)

Grouse Trail

Day Use Trail
Paved from Parking Lot 1 near Warming Hut to Parking Lot 4 near playground.
Unimproved trail running from playground area through picnic area and terminating at Lake View Drive across from comfort station 11

Day Use Trail
Paved from Parking Lot 1 near Warming Hut to Parking Lot 4 near playground.
Paved trail that runs through Day Use Area from Parking Lot 1 near the Warming Hut to Parking Lot 4 near the Playground.

Abington
This section of Abington Trail begins in the parking area off of rte. 439 on the eastbound side and follows rte. 438 westbound to the intersection with Cole Rd (Formerly Rowlands Rd.). The trail then follows Cole Rd. across the vehicular bridge spanning

Abington / Turkey Hill

Frost Hollow Trail

Quarry Ridge Switchback

Joeys Trail

North Woods Trail

Tunnel Trail

Rattlesnake to Flat Rock Connector

Doubling Gap Nature Trail Connector

Parking lot to Rattlesnake Connector

Connector Trails

Fireline Trail

Buzzards Trail
Circular trail that loops back to Mill Creek trail or spurs off into Hopewell Village

Boone Trail

Mill Creek Trail

Boat Rental Trail

Kalmia Trail
closed to mt. bikes

Group Camp To Horse-Shoe Access Trail

Six Penny Trail
Most of this trail is closed to mt. bikes.

Blue W/ Red Trail

Horse-Shoe Trail

Lenape Trail
tRAIL ROUTES THROUGH HOPEWELL vILLAGE PROPERTY AND FRENCH CREEK. mT BIKES PERMITTED ON STATE LAND ONLY, NOT FEDERAL HOLDING.

Buzzards Trail

Turtle Trail
also horseshoe trail

Access Trail
this is on hopewell furnace's land and we cannot associate a name with it.

Horse-Shoe Trail
also horseshoe trail, Mt. Bikes not allowed East of Park road.

Colliers

Six Penny To Boone Access Trail

Hopewell Lake Loop Trail
Boone Trail

Village Road

Hopewell Big Woods Trail