Trails

Wander through winding forest paths, peaceful riversides and scenic overlooks that showcase the natural beauty of Central Pennsylvania. Whether you’re an avid hiker, a casual stroller or a cyclist seeking new routes, the Susquehanna River Valley’s trails invite you to slow down and explore at your own pace. From family-friendly walks to rugged adventures, every path leads to something unforgettable.

Watsontown Towpath Trail

The Watsontown Canal Towpath is a 1-mile hiking trail that runs parallel to the West Branch of the Susquehanna River.

Buffalo Valley Rail Trail

The Buffalo Valley Rail Trail is a 10.28-mile long finished scenic trail that spans between Lewisburg and Mifflinburg with trailheads, facilities, and parking areas. Thousands of visitors and residents walk, run, and bicycle the Rail Trail…

Penns Creek Wild Area

Also in western Union County lies the Penns Creek Wild Area, a 3,581-acre tract located southwest of Weikert. It covers the east end of White Mountain, is bounded on the north by Penns Creek and on the south by Weikert Run.

Tall Timbers And Snyder-Middleswarth Natural Areas

Located near the town of Troxelville, Tall Timbers and Snyder-Middleswarth Natural Areas host lovely picnic spots and a 3.4-mile hiking loop to an extensive stand of old-growth hemlock, along Swift Run in Bald Eagle State forest.