Lycoming County 10
10 places to explore in Lycoming County, Pennsylvania — part of the Pennsylvania Wilds region.
Museums 1
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Little League Museum
Beside the stadiums where the Little League World Series is played each August, this museum covers the history of youth baseball with interactive exhibits and memorabilia.
Public Parks 5
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Little Pine State Park
A mountain lake on Little Pine Creek, cradled by steep forested ridges, with a beach, campground and trails climbing to views over the Pine Creek country.
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Susquehanna State Park
A riverfront green on the West Branch of the Susquehanna, home port of the Hiawatha paddlewheel riverboat, which carries sightseers along the old lumber-boom waterfront.
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Upper Pine Bottom State Park
Picnic tables beside a trout stream make this shady pull-off a handy trailhead into the steep backcountry of the Tiadaghton State Forest.
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Loyalsock State Forest
Wild plateau country cut by Loyalsock Creek, with the rugged Loyalsock Trail, waterfall-filled glens and the High Knob Overlook's view across the Endless Mountains.
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Tiadaghton State Forest
Steep, forested mountains along lower Pine Creek, with the Pine Creek Rail Trail on the canyon floor and two famously rugged hiking loops, the Black Forest and Golden Eagle trails.
Hiking Trails 4
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Pine Creek Rail Trail
A 62-mile crushed-stone rail trail along Pine Creek, running through the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon and past small villages, with eagles overhead and the creek for company.
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Black Forest Trail
Steep climbs out of deep hollows lead to wide vistas over the Pine Creek valley on this hard 42-mile loop near Slate Run.
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Golden Eagle Trail
Short but steep, this loop of about nine miles above Pine Creek climbs to a string of vistas before following a stream back down through the woods.
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Old Loggers Path
A loop of about 27 miles through Loyalsock State Forest on old logging railroad grades and woods roads, with mountain vistas and the clear pools of Rock Run.
Biking Trails 1
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Pine Creek Rail Trail
A 62-mile crushed-stone rail trail along Pine Creek, running through the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon and past small villages, with eagles overhead and the creek for company.