Pennsylvania Super Trails- Hiking-Backpacking State Park-DCNR Trails

There are a vast number of trails in Pennsylvaina for hiking, biking and backpacking enthusiasts. We could not cover them all as trails are always in transition, a state of ever lasting change. New trails are formed, old ones are added on to and it is difficult to address the whole state.

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Download a copy of Primitive Backpack Camping Guidelines and Ethics distributed by the Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry. It contains the regulations for primitive backpack camping within our state forest districts. Please remember, in the back country you are on your own. Please be prepared to take care of yourself and the back country enviroment.

The DCNR (Department ofConservation and Natural Resources) has updated their site that includes a new Pennsylvania Online Rails-to-Trails Guide with interactive maps, photographs of the rails trails and an abundance of information free for public use. This includes a total number of Open Rail Trails: 95. There are 968.6 miles of open trail, 101.5 miles under construction, and 654 miles in proposal phase. "Contained in this web site is information on Rails-Trails open to the public, under construction, and proposed. DCNR will periodically update this site as information comes into us from our many trail partners." ... DCNR
In the near future all trails included in the Rails-to-Trails projects will carry the DCNR insignia

with the link to their respective page for more information.

Please Choose a Hiking Region and click on the link:

Hiking-Backpacking State Park Regions	Hiking-Backpacking Forest Regions
Allegheny National Forest Region	National Scenic Trails
Hershey/Gettysburg/Dutch Country Region	State Forest Trails
Lake Erie Region
Laurel Highlands/Southern Alleghenies
Pittsburgh Region
Pocono Mountains/Endless Mountains
Philadelphia and its Countryside/Lehigh Valley
Valleys of the Susquehanna

Guidelines for a Safe Hike
The following guidelines will help ensure a safe and enjoyable hiking experience while at the park.

Check the weather before you hike. It is not safe to hike in thunderstorms or when heavy snow is expected.

Wear sturdy shoes to protect your feet.

Carry the proper safety equipment like a poncho, first aid kit and a whistle.

Carry drinking water. DO NOT drink from streams, springs or lakes without properly treating the water first!

Observe wildlife from a safe distance. Do not try to get close to wild animals.

Stay on the trail. If you hike off of the trail, you might get lost or cause damage to unique natural resources.

Let someone know where you are hiking and when you should return.

Give yourself plenty of time for your hike. Plan to be off the trails well before dark.

Don't overestimate your abilities. Use a map to select the trail and distance.

New Parks under Development

Pittsburgh Region: Allegheny Islands State Park located in Allegheny County
Pocono Mountains/Endless Mountains Region: Prompton State Park is located in Wayne County, Pennsylvania
Pocono Mountains/Endless Mountains Region:Varden Conservation Area located in Wayne County
Pocono Mountains/Endless Mountains Region:Nescopeck State Park is in Luzerne County
Philadelphia and its Countryside/Lehigh Valley Region: Benjamin Rush State Park is in Philadelphia County

Please note:
Some trail systems are very extensive (5+) and take a large amount of space to list each one individually. For those trail systems marked as extensive trail system, please download the accompanying trail information in *.pdf format for trail description, length, name, and trailhead location (if available.) In this way, you can have all the complete trail information for that park without shortcuts or abbreviations used to conserve space and time. If you do not have adobe acrobat reader, please click here

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Trails in *pdf format can be downloaded alone or with the complete park information (bigger file not good for dial-ups.). Maps are marked in BOLD font and downloaded individually in *.pdf format. If maps are in *zip format, the file contains several maps that encompass that particular area. Feel free to ask the trailmaster any questions about the downloads: trailmaster@pa-conservation.org

ANF Forests Notes: There is a network of over 50 trails in the Allegheny National Forest . For a complete up to date trail condition report in *pdf format, please click here.
There are over 600 campsites, 6 boat launches, 6 canoe access sites, 2 nationally designated wildernesses and many miles of hiking, snowmobiling and ATV trails. Download recreation map of the entire Allegheny Forest Region for Campgrounds, Trails, Rec Areas

Appalachian Trail Maps Downloads:
All sections from New Hampshire & Maine to the Carolina's
Pennsylvaina Section Only*pdf or beautiful color Gif

HIKING - BACKPACK State Park Areas- DCNR Areas

Region \| Park	Trail Name	Length	Blaze	Trailhead \| Access	Miscellaneous	Downloads
Lake Erie Maurice K. Goddard *Multi-use Trail*	The Wilhelm Trail On North Shore	12 mile loop Rated: moderate	*not available*	*not available*	*not available*	Maurice.PDF MKG_map.pdf
	Cross-country Ski Trail On South Shore	Rated: moderate	*not available*	*not available*	share the road with motor vehicles	Maurice.PDF MKG_map.pdf
	Falling Run Nature Trail	0.7-mile loop Rated: moderate	yellow rectangle	*not available*	drops 90 feet in elevation in less than 1,000 feet and cascades over a small waterfall	Maurice.PDF MKG_map.pdf
	Goddard Mckeever Hiking Trail	1.25-mile connector trail Rated: difficult	orange rectangle	*not available*	connects MKG State Park to the trail system of Mckeever Environmental Learning Center	Maurice.PDF MKG_map.pdf
Oil Creek (Self-guiding Trails)	Delzell Trail Blood Farm Interpretive Trail Petroleum Centre Walking Tour	0.7-mile 0.5-mile *not available*	*not available*	If you find yourself lost, travel downhill to the bicycle trail or Oil Creek and follow either upstream to Drake Well or downstream to the park office at Petroleum Centre	*not available*	Oil Creek.PDF oilcreek_map.pdf oilcrk2-map.gif
(Regular Trails)	Girard Hiking Trail five connecting loops	36-mile	yellow white	Two overnight hike-in shelter areas (Cow Run and Wolfkiel Run) are along the trail	Petroleum Centre in the south and Drake Well Museum in the north	Oil Creek.PDF oilcreek_map.pdf
Presque Isle Extensive Trail System	16 Trails Karl Boyes Multi-purpose Nat'l RecTrail-ADA accessible	Presque Isle Trail Info Only	Presque Isle Trail Info Only	Presque Isle Trail Info Only	Presque Isle Trail Info Only	Presque Isle.PDF (trail & park info) presq_map.pdf presque_map.gif
Pittsburgh Region Hillman State Park	*not available*	*not available*	*not available*	*not available*	This park is managed for hunting by the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Hiking trails are open to the public.	Hillman State Park.PDF *no map available at this time*
Jennings Environmental Education Center	14 total trails broken into 2 sections: Woodland Trails Prairie Trails	7 miles	*not available*	*not available*	Varying terrain and diverse habitats. Designed as a series of loops. Foot traffic only!	Jenn.Edu.PDF jennings_map.pdf
McConnells Mill State Park North Country Trail (NCT)	Alpha Pass Hells Hollow Kildoo Slipper Rock Gorge	1.5 miles 0.5 miles 2 miles 6.2 miles	blue not available blue blue	Begins at the Alpha Pass scenic vista Begins at the Hells Hollow parking lot South of the Old Mill and begins at either end of the covered bridge Begins jointly with Hell’s Hollow Trail at the Hells Hollow parking lot	*not available*	McConnells.PDF mcconnells_map.pdf
Moraine State Park North Country Trail (NCT)	Hilltop Trail	1.1 short loop 3 mile long loop Rated: moderate	green	Adjacent to the entrance of Bear Run Boat Launch	*not available*	Moraine.PDF Moraine_map.pdf
	Sunken Garden Trail	3 miles Rated: moderate	pink	First right off of Pleasant Valley Road adjacent to Pleasant Valley Boat Launch.	*not available*	Moraine.PDF Moraine_map.pdf
	Pleasant Valley Trail	2.6 miles Rated: Easy	yellow	Directly across Pleasant Valley Road from the Pleasant Valley Picnic Area	*not available*	Moraine.PDF Moraine_map.pdf
	Wyggeston Trail	1.5-mile loop 3-mile 4.5-mile Rated: moderate to difficult	orange	Accessed from Christley Road just west of Route 528 and the southern terminus from Old Route 422	rougher, rockier terrain takes you into a remote, undeveloped section of the park	Moraine.PDF Moraine_map.pdf
	Glacier Ridge Trail	14 miles Rated: Difficult	blue	PA Route 528 (two connector trails yellow blaze), Mount Union Road (Twp. Route 10050), Bike Rental Building and McDanel's Launch Area.	Part of the North Country National Scenic Trail. Trail extends 14 mi. from the west end of Park to Jennings Environmental Edu Center	Moraine.PDF Moraine_map.pdf
	Five Points Trail	1.5 mile Rated: Easy	light green	located near Lakeview Beach	*not available*	Moraine.PDF Moraine_map.pdf
Point State Park	*not available*	*not available*	*not available*	*not available*	Visitors walk along paved promenades on the riverfront and to overlooks for dramatic views	Point.PDF point_map.pdf
Raccoon Creek State Park Extensive Trail System	11 Hiking Trails Backpacking Trails *Please download trail information in .pdf format**	44 miles 19.5 miles	variety variety	Raccoon-Trail Info Only	Trails are variations of multi-use and single use trails. Special regulations are posted at each trailhead!	Raccoon Creek.PDF (park & trail info) raccooncrk_map.pdf
Laurel Highlands/Southern Alleghenies	Bear Run Nature Preserve	20+ miles of trails	*not available*	Trailhead is located 3.5 miles north of Ohiopyle on SR381	Surrounding Fallingwater, the Bear Run Nature Reserve -over 5,000 acres of mountain land -trails for hiking, nature study, and backpack camping.	bear run.bmp Bear-Run_maps.zip
Blue Knob Extensive Trail System	Blue Knob Trail Info Only	18 miles of trails	Blue Knob Trail Info Only	Blue Knob Trail Info Only	Blue Knob Trail Info Only	Blue Knob.PDF (trail & park info) blueknob_map.pdf bknob_trail.bmp
Canoe Creek	*not available*	8 miles	*not available*	Please wear fluorescent orange when hiking during hunting seasons.	*not available*	Canoe Creek.PDF canoecrk_map.pdf
Cowans Gap Appalachian Trail (AT)	12 Trails	Cowans Gap Trail Info Only	Cowans Gap Trail Info Only	Cowans Gap Trail Info Only	Cowans Gap Trail Info Only	Cowans Gap.PDF cowans_map.pdf
	Tuscarora Trail *Please download trail information in .pdf format**	2-mile Rated: moderate	*not available*	Begins across Aughwick Road from Parking Lot #3	Spur trail to the Appalachian Trail. *(Please download trail information in .pdf format)** Cowans Gap section of the trail is renowned for its unusual rock outcroppings and rock fields.	Cowans Gap.PDF cowans_map.pdf
Greenwood Furnace	*TRAILHEAD TO:* *Greenwood Spur section of MST* *The Link Trail to Cowans Gap*	Greenwood Trail Info Only	Greenwood Trail Info Only	Greenwood Trail Info Only	Greenwood Trail Info Only	Greenwood.PDF (trail & park info) green_map.pdf
Keystone	5 Trails 3 are loop trails	6 miles	*not available*	*not available*	*not available*	Keystone.PDF keystone_map.pdf
Kooser	The Kincora Trail	1 mile	*not available*	Many short trails are in the day use area and cross-country ski trails are also available for hiking.	*not available*	Kooser.PDF kooser_map.pdf
Laurel Hill	Listed according to difficulty, arranged from the easiest to the most difficult. Most are wide, easily followed and, therefore, not color blazed.	12 miles Laurel Hill Trails list Only	Laurel Hill Trails list Only	Laurel Hill Trails list Only	Laurel Hill Trails list Only	Laurel Hill.PDF (park & trail info) l_hill_map.gif
Laurel Ridge LRHT Special Regulations Extensive Trail System	Laurel Ridge Hiking Trail - open year round (LRHT) Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail (LHHT)	(LRHT) 70 miles Rated: very difficult (LHHT) *not available*	(LRHT) not available (LHHT) Blazed approximately every 100 feet with 2" and 5" yellow blazes. Side trails are marked with blue blazes	(LRHT) Southern end in Ohiopyle and it’s northern end near Johnstown. Overnight shelter area is located every 8-10 miles with fireplaces, non-flush toilets, a water supply and spaces for 30 tents.	(LRHT) *not available* (LHHT) *not available*	Laurel Ridge.PDF (park & trail info) l_r_north_map.pdf l_r_south_map.pdf
Linn Run Mountain bikes are NOT permitted on hiking trails	Adams Falls	1-mile	*not available*	Features a mountain waterfall tucked in among rhododendron and hemlock	*not available*	Linn Run.PDF linnrun_map.pdf
	Iscrupe Trail	0.75-mile	*not available*	Follows the original Linn Run Road	*not available*	Linn Run.PDF linnrun_map.pdf
	Flat Rock Trail	0.5-mile	*not available*	Ends at a large, smooth rock in the stream Linn Run. Swimming is not permitted	*not available*	Linn Run.PDF linnrun_map.pdf
	Grove Run Trail	4-mile	*not available*	Part of this trail follows Grove Run	*not available*	Linn Run.PDF linnrun_map.pdf
Ohiopyle Extensive Trail System	Ohiopyle Trails Information only	79 miles	Ohiopyle Trails Information only	Ohiopyle Trails Information only	Ohiopyle Trails Information only	Ohiopyle.PDF (park & trail info) ohiopyle_map.pdf
Prince Gallitzin	10 Trails Prince Gallitzin Trail Info Only	12 miles	*not available*	Prince Gallitzin Trail Info Only	Prince Gallitzin Trail Info Only	Prince Gallitzin.PDF (park & trail info) pr-gallit_map.pdf
Ryerson Station	*not available*	11 miles	*not available*	*not available*	Traverse many habitats, like mature forests, wet valley bottoms, evergreen plantations and fields in ecological succession.	Ryerson.PDF ryerson_map.pdf
Shawnee	Colvin 0.4-mi Felton 2 mi Field 2 mi Forbes 3.8 mi Lake Shore 3.4 mi Lost Antler 0.8-mi Pigeon Hills 1.7-mi Shawnee 1.5-mi Tiday 0.9-mi	15 miles	*not available*	*not available*	*not available*	Shawnee.PDF shawnee_map.pdf
Trough Creek Extensive Trail System	10 Trails	Trough Creek Trails Info Only	Trough Creek Trails Info Only	Trough Creek Trails Info Only	Trough Creek Trails Info Only	Trough.PDF trough_map.pdf
Warriors Path	*not available*	3 miles varying degrees of difficulty	*not available*	*not available*	Traverse through woods and field areas	Warriors.PDF warriors_map.pdf
Whipple Dam	*not available*	1 miles	*not available*	*not available*	Connects to the Rothrock State Forest trails	Whipple Dam.PDF whipple_mini.pdf
Yellow Creek	Laurel Run Trail	0.5-mile loop Rated: easy	*not available*	starts at the park office	Beautiful in the spring when wildflowers abound	Yellow Creek.PDF yellowcrk_mini.pdf
	Ridgetop Trail	2-mile Rated: difficult	*not available*	Begins in the beach/day-use area	Winds through a variety of habitats	Yellow Creek.PDF yellowcrk_mini.pdf
	Damsite Trail	2.5-miles	*not available*	Follow PA 259 south from the park office. After taking a right turn at the stop sign, turn onto Hoffman Road, the second road to your right. This road ends at a small parking area where the Damsite Trail begins.	Offers a view of the Yellow Creek dam	Yellow Creek.PDF yellowcrk_mini.pdf
Philadelphia /Lehigh Valley Delaware Canal *multi-use trails*	Delaware Canal towpath runs from Easton to Bristol and is a National Recreation Trail.	60-mile	*not available*	*not available*	For 30 miles, the Delaware Canal towpath parallels New Jersey's D&R Canal towpath, separated only by the Delaware River. Six bridges link the two trails.	Del-Canal.PDF del-canal_map.pdf
Evansburg	*not available*	6-miles Rated: easy-moderate	*not available*	*not available*	*not available*	Evansburg.PDF evansburg_map.pdf
Fort Washington	*not available*	3.5 miles Rated:moderate - difficult	*not available*	*not available*	*not available*	Fort Wash.PDF fortwash_map.pdf
Jacobsburg *multi-use trails*	Facilities are for use by hikers, all-terrain bicyclists, horseback riders and cross-country skiers	18.5 miles	*not available*	*not available*	*not available*	Jacobs.PDF jacobs_map.pdf
Marsh Creek	Trails explore a variety of habitats including forest, field and wetlands	*not available*	*not available*	*not available*	*not available*	Marsh.PDF marshcrk_map.pdf
Neshaminy	Logan Walk River Walk Trail	4-miles	*not available*	Trailheads for both River Walk trails begin and end on Logan Walk	The tree-lined walk is used by visitors for numerous recreational activities	Nesham.PDF nesham_map.pdf
Nockamixon	*not available*	3 miles	*not available*	Steeper hiking trails are in the environmental study area	*not available*	Nock.PDF nock_map.pdf
Ralph Stover	*not available*	1 mile Rated: easy	*not available*	*not available*	Walking trail only	R-Stover.PDF rstover_map.pdf
Ridley Creek	*not available*	12 miles	*not available*	*not available*	Trails pass through a variety of habitats throughout the central portion of the park	Ridley.PDF ridley_map.pdf
Tyler Extensive Trail System	Please download Tyler Trail info only in *.pdf format	23 miles	*not available*	Please download Tyler Trail info only in *.pdf format	*not available*	Tyler.PDF (park & trail info) tyler_map.pdf
White Clay Creek	*not available*	3-miles	*not available*	Runs entire northern portion of Preserve and ties in with trails in the White Clay Creek Preserve in Delaware.	*not available*	White.PDF white_map.pdf
Valleys of the Susquehanna Bald Eagle *multi-use trails*	Butterfly Trail hiking - cross-country skiing	1.5-miles Rated: easy	red	Mowed trail, created for the conservation of butterflies	Trailhead is located west of the beach area near Pavilion #6	Bald Eagle.PDF baldeagle_map.pdf
	Hunter Run West hiking - cross-country skiing – hunting	2-miles Rated: moderate	orange	Mowed pathway weaves around the foothills of the Allegheny Plateau	Trailhead for both trails is at the Route 150 underpass on the road past the Russell P. Letterman Modern Campground.	Bald Eagle.PDF baldeagle_map.pdf
	Hunter Run East Trail hiking - cross-country skiing – hunting	2-miles Rated: moderate	yellow	Scenic view of Hunter Run Cove and some wet areas do not have bridges or boardwalks	Trailhead for both trails is at the Route 150 underpass on the road past the Russell P. Letterman Modern Campground.	Bald Eagle.PDF baldeagle_map.pdf
	Lakeside Trail hiking – hunting	2.9 miles or 5.4 miles Rated: moderate	blue	Rocky, flat trail runs along the base of Bald Eagle Mountain	Begins at the restroom at Bald Eagle Boat Launch	Bald Eagle.PDF baldeagle_map.pdf
	Skyline Drive Trail hiking - cross-country skiing	2 miles Rated:easy	white	This area is favorite habitat for swallowtail butterflies, bluebirds, and cottontail rabbits	*not available*	Bald Eagle.PDF baldeagle_map.pdf
Black Moshannon Extensive Trail System *multi-use trails*	Please download Trail Info Only 13 trails- Hiking	16-miles total	*TRAILHEAD TO:* *Alegheny Front Trail*	Please download Trail Info Only	Please download Trail Info Only	Allegheny Front Trail Black Moshannon.PDF blackmosh_map.pdf
Hyner Run /hyner View *multi-use trails*	Park is the eastern trailhead for the 53-mile Donut Hole Trail system	5-miles	*not available*	Shorter hikes are available close to the park on state forest lands.	*not available*	Hyner.PDF hyner_map.pdf
Kettle Creek *multi-use trails*	Part of the 53-mile Donut Hole Trail system	2 miles	*not available*	Novice and experienced hikers will find an abundance of trails in the park area	Access at parking lot across from the Lower Campground	Kettle.PDF kettle_map.pdf
Little Pine Extensive Trail System *multi-use trails*	Little Pine Trail Info Only Part of the network of Mid-State Trail	14-miles	Little Pine Trail Info Only	There are also many miles of trails in the adjacent Tiadaghton State Forest.	Little Pine Trail Info Only	Little Pine.PDF littlepine_map.pdf
Milton	*not available*	1-mile	*not available*	The trails explore the riverine habitats of the north side of the river island.	*not available*	Milton.PDF milton_map.pdf
Penn-Roosevelt	Trail system includes: Mid-State Trail Tioga State Forest Trails Greenwood Furnace Park	*not available*	*not available*	Many trails are on nearby state forest land.	*not available*	Penn.PDF penn_map.pdf
Poe Paddy	Trail system includes: Mid-State Trail	*not available*	orange rectangular blazes	250-foot long Paddy Mountain Railroad Tunnel on the Mid State Trail	*not available*	P-Dad.PDF poepaddy_map.pdf
Poe Valley	Connects to the extensive trail network of Bald Eagle State Forest.	3-miles	*not available*	Mid-State Trail passes through Poe Valley	*not available*	P-Val.PDF poevalley_map.pdf
R.B.Winter	*not available*	6.3-miles Rated: easy	*not available*	Short stretches of steep inclines	*not available*	R-Winter.PDF rbwinter_map.pdf
Ravensburg	Raven Trail	1-miles	*not available*	Runs the length of the park, parallel to Rauchtown Run Access to longer hiking trails in Tiadaghton State Forest	*not available*	Raven.PDF rav_mcd_sb_map.pdf
Reeds Gap	Honey Creek Trail Loop	1.8-mile	red	*not available*	*not available*	Reeds.PDF reedsgap_map.pdf
	Blue Jay Trail Loop	1.3 miles	blue	Goes along Honey Creek through the main activity areas of the park	*not available*	Reeds.PDF reedsgap_map.pdf
	Flicker Path	0.5 miles	yellow	Leaves the Blue Jay Trail by the swimming pool and rejoins it by Reeds Gap Run	*not available*	Reeds.PDF reedsgap_map.pdf
	Self-guiding Interpretive Trail	1.1 mile	green	Follows parts of Blue Jay and Honey Creek trails between the swimming pool complex and Picnic Pavilion #3	Starts at the kiosk beside the snack bar	Reeds.PDF reedsgap_map.pdf
	Reeds Gap Spur Trail	18-miles	*not available*	Climbs through Reeds Gap along scenic Reeds Gap Run to Knob Ridge Road and continues to Poe Valley State Park	Starts at the park office	Reeds.PDF reedsgap_map.pdf
Shikellamy	Shikellamy Overlook Nature Trail	1-mile	*not available*	Unique geologic formations can be studied in the park	*not available*	Shikellamy.PDF shikellamy_mini.pdf
	Paved hiking and biking path encircles Shikellamy Marina	1-mile	*not available*	*not available*	*not available*	Shikellamy.PDF shikellamy_mini.pdf
Pocono Mts/Endless Mts Archbald Pothole	*not available*	*not available*	*not available*	*not available*	Small loop trail starting at the wayside follows an old coal mine tram road	Archbald Pothole.PDF archpothole_map.pdf
Beltzville	Trails vary in length	15 miles of trails	*not available*	*not available*	Short description of each trail can be found in the “Beltzville Trail Guide,” Available from the park office.	Beltzville.PDF beltzville_map.pdf
Big Pocono	The trail system consists of three interconnecting trails designated as North Trail (red), South Trail, (yellow) and Indian Trail (orange).	7-miles	varying	*not available*	Inexperienced hikers should inquire at the park office before attempting North Trail.	Big Pocono State Park.PDF bigpocono_map.pdf
Frances Slocum	Frances Slocum Trail	0.7-mile	blue	Begins and ends at the boat rental parking lot	*not available*	Frances Slocum.PDF frances_map.pdf
	Campground Trail	1- mile	white	Stony Point parking lot or from behind the Organized Group Tenting Area	*not available*	Frances Slocum.PDF frances_map.pdf
	Deer Trail	1.3-mile, 2.5 miles, 3.8 miles	yellow	Starts at the environmental interpretive center	Has three loops	Frances Slocum.PDF frances_map.pdf
	Lakeshore Trail	1.4-mile	red	Begins at the Campground Road bridge or the Big Pines Picnic Area	Follows the lake shore making it popular with shore anglers.	Frances Slocum.PDF frances_map.pdf
	Larch Tree Trail	2 miles	orange	*not available*	Hilly trail loops around the northeast corner of the park	Frances Slocum.PDF frances_map.pdf
Gouldsboro	Prospect Rock Trail	5.8 miles Rated: difficult	blue	*not available*	Double blazes indicates a change of direction or a junction of two trails	Gouldsboro.PDF tobygoulds_map.pdf
	Old Route 611	1.25 miles Rated: easy	blue	*not available*	*not available*	Gouldsboro.PDF tobygoulds_map.pdf
	Trails at Tobyhanna and Gouldsboro: Frank Gantz Trail	3.2 -miles Rated: difficult	red	*not available*	Frank Gantz Trail connects to Tobyhanna at Lakeside Trail and to Gouldsboro in the south day use parking lot	Gouldsboro.PDF tobygoulds_map.pdf
Hickory Run Extensive Trail System *multi-use trails*	24 trails H-Run Trail Info Only	43-miles	H-Run Trail Info Only	H-Run Trail Info Only	Hiking-only trails have yellow blazes. Blue-blazed trails allow cross-country skiing and orange-blazed trails allow snowmobiling.	Hickory Run.PDF hickoryrun_map.pdf
Lackawanna	*not available*	5-miles	*not available*	*not available*	A series of looping trails	Lackawanna.PDF lackawanna_map.pdf
Lehigh Gorge	lehigh_gorge.zip contains maps of Rockport, Glenonoko, and White Haven areas	26-miles	*not available*	*not available*	The Gorge is a natural area that possesses natural hazards like steep and treacherous terrain and fast-moving water. Hikers must protect themselves from life-threatening accidents.	Lehigh.PDF lehigh_gorge.zip
Locust Lake	Oak/Ridge Trail	0.75 mile Rated: easy	white / blue	*not available*	self-guiding trail	Locust Lake.PDF locust_map.pdf
	Oak/Hemlock Trail	2 miles Rated: moderate	white/yellow	*not available*	unique geological outcropping.	Locust Lake.PDF locust_map.pdf
	Oak Loop Trail	4- miles Rated: difficult	white	*not available*	Encircles a ridge located in a mature deciduous forest	Locust Lake.PDF locust_map.pdf
Mt. Pisgah *multi-use trails*	*not available*	10-miles	*not available*	*not available*	Suitable for everyone from the casual walker to the experienced hiker	Mt_P.PDF mt_p_map.pdf
Nescopeck *multi-use trails*	*not available*	19-miles	*not available*	Many of the trails begin along Honey Hole Road	Several trails lead to and parallel the beautiful Nescopeck Creek	Nescopeck.PDF nescopeck_map.pdf
Promised Land New trail system	At each trail intersection, a sign will designate the trail name, trail uses, equipment permitted, distances, directions, and other pertinent information. Permitted trail usage is designated by international symbols.	50-miles	Designated recreational trails in this area are marked with a vertical blue blaze.	*not available*	*not available*	Promised Land.PDF promised_map.pdf
Ricketts Glen Extensive Trail System *multi-use trails*	Ricketts Glen Trail Info Only 11 Trails	26-miles	*not available*	Ricketts Glen Trail Info Only	Ricketts Glen Trail Info Only	Ricketts Glen.PDF ricketts_map.pdf
Salt Spring	Hemlock Trail Map provided by Friends of Salt Spring State Park	2-miles	*not available*	Above the picnic area are hiking trails	Provides some shorter trails, the country dirt roads are also available for those taking a longer trek.	Salt Springs.PDF saltsp_map.gif
Tobyhanna	Lakeside Trail	5.1-miles Rated:easy	blue	*not available*	This improved trail has a hardened base for hiking and bicycling in summer and cross-country skiing and snowmobiling in winter.	Toby.PDF toby_gould_map.pdf
	Yellow Trail	3.3-miles Rated: difficult	yellow	Trailhead on Lakeside Trail	*not available*	Toby.PDF toby_gould_map.pdf
	Trails at Tobyhanna and Gouldsboro: Frank Gantz Trail	3.2-miles Rated: difficult	red	Connects to Tobyhanna at Lakeside Trail and to Gouldsboro in the south day use parking lot.	*not available*	Toby.PDF toby_gould_map.pdf
Tuscarora	7 Trails Tusc Trail Info Only	3.8-miles	All of the trails are road width and do not have blazes	Tusc Trail Info Only	The trails wander through several habitats like mature deciduous forest, meadow and agricultural fields.	Tusc State Park.PDF tuscarora_map.pdf
Worlds End	Worlds End Trail Info Only	20-miles	various	Worlds End Trail Info Only	*not available*	World.PDF world_map.pdf

We do our best to gather all public trail information available from public sites and place it in one area for your convenience. We know there are many trails not mentioned that we are not aware of or do not have access to. Please send us any information you have on any trails and we will add it to its respective page and keep them updated. mailto: trailmaster@pa-conservation.org

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