Susquehannock State Forest, a Pennsylvania State Forest

SUSQUEHANNOCK STATE FOREST

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Hiking and Camping

Hiking is available on many trails in the Susquehannock State Forest, though the main trail is the Susquehannock Trail System, an 85-mile loop through the forested hills and valleys of the region. It was created by joining together a number of old and new foot trails, logging roads and abandoned railroad grades. The trail originates at the district office along Route 6 in Potter County and extends south into Clinton County. The route is well-marked with rectangular orange blazes and is mostly comfortable walking with a few steep grades.

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Susquehannock State Forest is

Nearby Parks

Lyman Run State Park

Denton Hill State Park

Tioga State Forest

Cherry Springs State Park

Patterson State Park

Colton Point State Park

Prouty Place State Park

Leonard Harrison State Park

Trails

All-terrain vehicle riding: During the summer months, a 43-mile-ATV trail is available within Susquehannock State Forest. The trail passes through Lyman Run State Park, where parking and sanitary facilities are located. A loading dock, as well as sanitary facilities and picnic tables, can be found adjacent to the forest district office.

Mountain biking: Mountain biking is permitted on state forest roads, timber sale roads and a trail that originates at the district office.

Horseback riding: Horses are allowed on all the state forest roads, timber sale roads and roads along pipelines. There are no trails designated for horseback riding.

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