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We hope you find this page to be interesting and useful. We have divided the Pennsylvania Appalachian Trail into the 14 sections as defined in The Appalachian Trail Guide - Pennsylvania to help you find the area that you are seeking quickly. Hopefully when you hike sections that we have not listed, you will email us with more information to include in this page. Please send us:
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Section 1: Delaware Water Gap to Wind Gap
Section 2: Wind Gap to Lehigh Gap
Section 3: Lehigh Gap to PA Rt. 309
Section 4: PA Rt. 309 to Port Clinton
Section 5: Port Clinton to PA Rt. 183
Section 6: PA Rt. 183 to Swatara Gap
Section 7: Swatara Gap to Clarks Valley (PA 325)
Section 8: Clarks Valley to Susquehanna RiverSection 9: Susquehanna River to PA 944
Section 10: PA 944 to Boiling Springs
Section 11: Boiling Springs to PA 94
Section 12: PA 94 to Pine Grove Furnace
Section 13: Pine Grove Furnace to Caledonia
Section 14: Caledonia to Pen Mar
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From the town of Delaware Water Gap, left on 611, after
about 4 roads turn right on Mountain Rd. (go up the hill) parking is on
the left. Difficult turn on to Mountain Rd. for larger vehicles. 7.2 Fox Gap Fox gap has a very small parking lot. Some reports of
vandalism over the years, OK for day use. 15.3 Wind Gap
Wilmington
Trail Club - http://www.wilmingtontrailclub.org/
Delaware River to Fox Gap (PA 191)
BATONA Hiking Club -
BobLeo@aol.com
http://members.aol.com/Batona/
Fox Gap to Wind Gap
Mile Marker
Directions
Comments
Source
Number of Vehicles
0.0
Delaware Water Gap
mail@rohland.org
Large parking lot on the PA side of Delaware Water Gap.
Secluded. No known reports of vandalism. However the Jersey side is a different
story with someone recently prosecuted there for vandalism. Again day use is
OK.
dvamc@enter.net
Turn at the "Deer Head Inn" - it is a well known
historic land mark on the main street.
I would imagine it would be very difficult to maneuver
a large vehicle into the parking area. It may be better to park on the side
street directly across from the Deer Head Inn since it adds only 1/4 mile to a
hike
Don.Burchell@po-box.esu.edu
Exit I-80 at 191 South. Proceed on 191 S for about 8
miles to Rt. 611. Continue approximately 2 miles south on 191 from 611. Parking
on right.
starman12@webtv.net
dvamc@enter.net
At the top of the hill on route 512 North of the town
of Wind Gap.
mail@rohland.org
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Delaware Water Gap: There is a small outfitter about 3/4 of a mile
from the exit of 80 on your way to the parking area (it's called the Pack
Shack). It is true Americana and a step back in time and into an authentic
Appalachian culture. (very laid back, and worth a stop, for the experience).
Other points of interest are the Deer Head Inn with it's world renowned jazz
musicians (free on Sunday nights).
Don.Burchell@po-box.esu.edu
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Wind Gap has a medium size parking lot right on a major road, frequently used by over nighters. Not real large, it is ideal on weekdays may not accommodate an RV on a nice fall weekend. There may be places that could accommodate an RV in the town of Wind Gap. Perhaps the police could help with that. | dvamc@enter.net | 6 | |
| At Wind Gap the lot is right on the road and very close to Route 33. The lot is tilted, but you should be able to fit an RV in there. | Dan.Schwartz@lehigh.edu | |||
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5.6 Katellen |
There is a state gamelands parking lot at Katellen. This lot is of ample size to fit an RV and are "off" the road. The Katellen trails are only accessible from the south side of the mountain. | Dan.Schwartz@lehigh.edu | ||
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From the 2 approaches that we found, there were load restrictions for larger vehicles (5 tons). | mail@rohland.org | ||
| The road crossing at Smith Gap where there is also parking both in a small parking lot and right along the road. Not recommended for leaving cars overnight. | dvamc@enter.net | |||
| Smith Gap has a small parking area at the road crossing. Easy to find, but not much parking. Usually you can fit in 2-3 cars on each side of the ridgeroad (maybe an RV if nobody else is parked there). | Dan.Schwartz@lehigh.edu | 2-3 | ||
| I just wanted to send you an update on the Smith Gap parking area in Section 2 as of 4/1/01. On the Appalachian Trail maps of PA (The Appalachian Trail Guide - Pennsylvania) there is a small parking area shown a short distance downhill from the trail crossing on Smith Gap road. This parking area has been blocked off, and is NOT usable. The ONLY parking spots are where the trail crosses Smith Gap Road (off the side of the road in the dirt), and only 2 cars can fit there. We left our car there overnight, but I wouldn't recommend it. | sailawye@hotmail.com | |||
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10.6
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There is a game lands parking lot at Delps trail head. Not the easiest place to find. The climb up is a steep one and is good conditioning if you want that sort of climb. | dvamc@enter.net | 20-30 | |
| At Delps the gamelands lot is difficult to find, as you go up an unmarked dirt road between some houses and then make a right turn off into the woods for a ways. If you don't know where it is, you'll probably have difficulty finding this lot. | The Delps trail is only accessible from the south side of the mountain.This lot is of ample size to fit an RV and are "off" the road. | Dan.Schwartz@lehigh.edu | ||
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From the entrance to Blue Mountain Ski Resort, proceed up the hill. Parking is on the right hand side at the crest of the hill. | mail@rohland.org | 16 | |
| Little Gap has a large Gamelands parking lot Lehigh Gap has a large NPS parking lot on the northern side of the Gap. Very limited parking on the Southern side. | dvamc@enter.net | |||
| At Little gap the Lot is easy to find and about 150 yards south of the road crossing. | Dan.Schwartz@lehigh.edu | |||
| N 40º48.362’ W075º32.087’ -this is for the large SGL parking area just south of the AT in Little Gap | The intersection of the AT and the road is at N 40º48.471’ W075º32.069’. | H2oboyhike@aol.com | ||
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20.6 Leigh Gap |
Lehigh Gap, Little Gap, Smith Gap and Wind Gap are areas where roads cross over the mountain so that you can reach parking from either side. On the south side routes 946 and 512 are the quickest way to travel the length, on the north side there is a road that goes pretty much along the bottom of the ridge between Wind Gap and Little Gap. | There is a large lot at Lehigh Gap (on the east side of the river just over the highway (up an unmarked dirt road). | Dan.Schwartz@lehigh.edu |
| Mile Marker | Directions | Comments | Source | Number of Vehicles |
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0.0 Lehigh Gap |
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on the RR bed |
20 cars |
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Access to Devil's Pulpit and scenic North trail. |
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5.1 Lehigh Furnace |
On 309, south of S. Tamaqua, take Mountain Rd. east. Turn left on Resevior Rd. | If you are coming from the south on 309, you will see Fred & Scott's Lumber before reaching Mountain Rd. | mail@rohland.org | 4 cars |
| 40 46.18N, 75 57.67W | tbaroni@earthlink.net | |||
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9.5 Bake Oven Knob |
On 309, south of S. Tamaqua, take Mountain Rd. east. Turn left on Uhrich and continue straight on to dirt road. | Large parking on both sides of the dirt road. Access to Bake Oven Knob, Baer Rocks and Knife Edge. | mail@rohland.org | 30 - 40 cars |
| 40 44.64N, 75 44.27W | tbaroni@earthlink.net | |||
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14.4 Rt. 309 |
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Recent reports of vandalism at Game lands parking lot at 309. However, owners of restaurant across the street have offered parking for overnighters in their very large lot. |
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Blue Mountain Summit Restaurant at crest of Blue Mountain on 309 - south of S. Tamaqua. |
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We maintain 10 + miles from Little Gap to lehigh Furnace Gap. I find the descriptions in the AT Trail Guide for Pa very good. In our section there is parking at all crossing roads. It is hard to say how many can park at a given spot. You can expect on Game Lands parking that there will be space for about 10 cars. If you are in hunting season there may not be any room. Road parking generally is limited to 3-4 cars. In the lehigh gap on the RR bed there is room for about 20 cars. Across the river there is room for about 6 cars, unless someone blocks some of the space, which often happens. As a rule during the week, certainly in early spring and late fall there is no one parking in these spots. hope this helps and enjoy your hiking. kenna@ComCAT.COM
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0.0 Route 309 |
GPS 40 42.44N 75 48.56W | Game Lands Parking Lot | tbaroni@earthlink.net | 30-40 cars |
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2.2 Jacksonville-Snyders Cross Mt. Rd. |
Jacksonville/Snyder Rd. -From 309 take 143 west. Make a right onto Leaser Rd. Follow that as it winds up the hill. It will become a dirt road at some point. | Seems to be an actively used road. We were stopped there for a few minutes and saw lots of cars passing by | Edward Dery | room for a few cars There were also 4 or 5 cars parked along side the road. |
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You've named this Jacksonville-Snyders Cross Mt. Rd., but I saw no road signs with that name. I found Springhouse Road off Gun Club Road and kept turning uphill at each intersection, where it was marked, signs said Springhouse Road; about 1/4 mile below the AT crossing was a building called the Springhouse. This has to be the same place because it is 2 miles South of Rt 309.40 41.76N, 75 50.60W |
tbaroni@earthlink.net | Holds about 6 cars. | ||
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5.5 Dresher Road |
Dresher Road (Old Dresher Road Trail on AT maps.) - Again from 309 take 143 west. Make a 90 degree right turn onto Slateville Road. Make 4th right onto Dresher Road. There will be a dirt road between two properties across from a red barn. That is the end of the blue blaze trail. | Not a bad stop. the car was still there when we got back. The trail doesn't seem to be used much, it's getting overgrown, but the hike down was OK. | Edward Dery | Not much room for parking |
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12.7 Eckville |
N 40º37.538’ W075º57.216’ | South of Hawk Mt. Rd, SGL 106, near Eckville | H2oboyhike@aol.com | |
| 40º38.01N, 75º57.67W |
Plenty more room at Hawk Mt. Sanctuary a short way up the hill. Directions: exit I-78 at Rt 143, follow signs to Hawk Mt. |
tbaroni@earthlink.net | Two pull offs, one on each side of the road. Room for 2 vehicles in each, maybe 3 in a pinch. | |
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Hamburg |
From Hamburg, take old route 22 east past St. Paul Lutheran. Turn left on Resevoir Rd. | parking area for Pulpit Rock and Pinacle | mail@rohland.org | I have been wanting to report an incident there. I was picking up my cousin from a long section hike on the AT. I saw this area on the AT map listing camping and overnight parking. When I pulled into the lot I saw lots of cars and no signs saying overnight parking prohibited, so I left the car there and hiked up to the AT to camp. Early the next morn we hiked back down to the car and saw a parking ticket on my car. I looked all around and never saw a sign prohibiting parking. In fact, there was a large painted sign with a map of the camping sites!!!! I wrote to the Hamburg police begging an explanation and their reply was a threatening overdue notice. So I paid the money and wished I could report this to the ATC. If you have an explanation, please reply to this email. | llmst27@hotmail.com |
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27.7 Port Clinton |
Blue Mt. and Sand Springs parking area | yorkhikingclub@email.com | 2 RV and 3 cars |
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0.0 Port Clinton |
Route 61 and route 78 |
has a parking lot |
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Off route 61 on Port Clinton Road at the Kendall Dam sign. The A.T. picks up across from the parking area. |
This was our starting point and
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anonymous |
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Shartlesville |
From the Shartlesville exit of I78/22 take Mountain Rd. Turn left onto Forge Dam Rd. which will end at a state game lands parking area GPS N 40.32 W 76.07 |
It's a steep walk or bike up to the trail. We have biked it 3 times and swear that the road gets steeper and longer each time. But the ride down is great! Trail head is at GPS N 40.33 W 76.06 |
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15.0 Route 183 |
At the trail head GPS N 40.31 W 76.13 there is a small parking area. |
From PA 183 to Eagles Nest Shelter there is very little to see and very few people. |
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Slighty down the south side of the mountain is a very large state game lands parking area. GPS N 40.31 W 76.12 |
The short road to this parking area is very steep and rocky but we make it with an RV. To get to the trail head either follow the road up hill or turn right when coming out of the parking area and follow the dirt road up to the AT trail. |
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0.0 Strausstown & Summit Station |
Rt. 183 | |||
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8.0 Bethel & Pine Grove |
Rt. 501 GPS N 40.30 W 76.20 | Very scenic area. Trail to Pitger Ruh Spring begins at GPS N 40.30 W 76.20 | mail@rohland.org | 25 |
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10.1 Frystown & Pine Grove |
Rt. 645 GPS N 40.30 W 76.22 | very scenic area | mail@rohland.org | 10 |
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20.2 Swatara Gap |
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0.0 Swatara Gap |
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1.0 PA Rt. 443 |
The AT crosses or comes to PA RT 443. | There is Bayshore Boy Scout Camp a mile or so Southeast of that crossing that may allow overnigh parking. | MarkovicPL@aol.com | |
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6.2 Rausch Gap |
There is a PA State Game Lands parking area just off Gold Mine road. | This is about a 3 mile hike from that parking area to the AT along the service road. | MarkovicPL@aol.com | |
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16.9 Clarks Valley |
The AT crosses PA RT 325 some 20 miles Northeast of Harrisburg. | There is PA State Game Lands parking place there which would accomodate a RV, not sure if they allow overnight parking. | MarkovicPL@aol.com | |
| N 40°27.075’ W76°46.557' | Rt 325, State Game Land (SGL) 211 | H2oboyhike@aol.com |
| Mile Marker | Directions | Comments | Source | Number of Vehicles |
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0.0 Clarks Valley |
Route 325 | A lot of same or larger size than Peter's Mt. | yorkhikingclub@email.com | 6 RV and 3 cars |
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9.6 Rt. 225 at Peter's Mountain |
Route 225 10 miles east of Duncannon PA. | a good size parking lot | yorkhikingclub@email.com | 6 RV and 3 cars |
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From 325 to 225 the parking area is at the crest of the mountain on the right after a caution hiker's sign. GPS N40.65.081 W76.55.459 |
The parking area is off of a very dangerous section of 225 - right in the middle of a switchback. Be very careful crossing the road here as well as pulling out of it - cars are traveling at 50 mph and can't see you. Going from 225 toward Clarks Ferry it appears as if a new section of the trail has been created to accommodate a new microwave tower. This newer section is comprised of loose rocks which make it annoying to hike. |
mail@rohland.org | 8 - 10 cars | |
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16.4 E. Clarks Ferry Bridge |
This is at the intersection of 322 and 147 (under the bridge). GPS N40.23.782 W77.00.451 |
On a rainy October Sunday there were plenty of spots available but most were filled on Monday - probably commuters. The views from this area going north are exceptional because of river views from both sides of the trail. |
mail@rohland.org | 10 marked spots - can fit more cars on the gravel section as well as an adjacent gravel section |
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16.9 W. Clarks Ferry Bridge |
Crossing over the bridge going west, turn left at 849 and left immediately into this parking area (see comment). | We didn't seen any designated parking areas on this side of the bridge unless parking is permitted in a gravel lot in front of a building. | mail@rohland.org | If parking is permitted here, 10 + vehicles could park here. |
Pictures of Section 8 - Included on this picture page you'll see how the York Hiking Club built part of this trail. Really interesting - helps you to appreciate all of the work they do to maintain the trail for us.
| Mile Marker | Directions | Comments | Source | Number of Vehicles |
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0.0 W. Clarks Ferry Bridge |
See section 8 - 16.9 | |||
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2.1 Sherman's Creek |
In the town of Duncannon take Market St. out of town going under the 11 and 15 bridge, take the first left turn on the old road past several businesses. After crossing Sherman's Creek bridge, make the first right at Old Boston Rd. Take the next right at Watershed. At the end of the road there is (if permitted - see comment) parking. GPS N40.22.977 W77.01.992 |
The official AT trail winds through the town of Duncannon for approximately 2 + miles. For those who wish only to hike the sections of the unpopulated trail, we have included mile markers 2.1 and 2.3. Although we saw another hiker parked in this area on a weekend, we are not sure if this is permitted parking. We saw municipal dumpster that were held in this area. There is a trail to the left of the gate that passes a park bench and in a short distance connects to the AT. |
mail@rohland.org | 3 - 4 cars |
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2.3 Trail Head |
Beyond the Sherman's Creek Bridge, there is a motel that has been converted to apartments. Slightly before the "motel" the trail begins on the right. We missed the trail the first time and walked to the end of the street so I wouldn't say it is readily visible to the hiker. GPS N40.22.762 W77.01.551 | Actually this parking area, once again if permitted, is not at the trailhead (GPS N40.22.843 W77.01.705) but slightly beyond it across from the bar. | mail@rohland.org | 6 cars |
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10.6 Village of Keystone |
PA 850 | |||
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14.7 Donnellytown |
PA 944 |
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1.0 Sherwood Drive |
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2.1 Scott Farm Trail Work Center |
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3.7 Bernhisel Road |
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10.5 PA 74 |
PA 74 - York Rd. | |||
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13.5 Appalachian Trail Conference Regional Office |
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0.0 Boiling Springs |
We have had some of our guests park at our B&B
while they hiked a section of the trail, staying with us either before or after
they have walked the section of the trail for this year. My son does shuttling
if they wish to a starting point and they walk back to us or what other
arrangements they wish to make.
Lee Gelinas http://www.Gelinas-Manor.com 219 Front Street Boiling springs, PA 17007 717-258-6584 |
Gelinasmanor@aol.com | ||
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5.7 Whiskey Spring Rd. |
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8.3 Sheet Iron Rd. |
Just south of the AT on Rt. 94 go east on Sheet Iron Rd. Sheet Iron Rd. is Oxford Rd. going in the opposite direction. GPS N40.05.579 W77.09.870 | This parking is along the side of the road but the road is quiet with little traffic. | mail@rohland.org | 3-4 |
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8.6 PA 94 |
PA 94 | See section 12 below. |
| Mile Marker | Directions | Comments | Source | Number of Vehicles |
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0.0 PA 94 |
PA 94 |
We don't remember seeing any parking here. If anything it would be on the shoulder of the road. This section of the AT has few views from the trail. It is more-like a walk in the woods but isn't as rocky as most of the PA AT that we have hiked. |
mail@rohland.org | 0 |
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2.0 PA 34 |
PA 34 |
There is a big parking area here but there are several no parking signs. | mail@rohland.org | 0 |
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2.8 Hunters Run Rd./Pine Grove Rd. |
From Interstate 81: Use Exit 47A in Carlisle. This will put you on Rt. 34 South. Take Rt. 34 South EXACTLY 6 miles to the junction of Rt. 34 and Rt. 94. Bear right and continue following Rt. 34 South EXACTLY 2 more miles. Bear right onto Green Mountain Road. Go 7/10 mile to stop sign. Just beyond the stop sign the shoulder on the right side is wider. The signs we saw on this road called it Pine Grove Rd. but on one of our maps it is referred to as Hunters Run Rd. GPS N40.04.304 W77.12.249 | I don't know if I would want to park here although on two different occasions we did see a car parked here. This parking is just a wider road shoulder because of the two roads coming together. | mail@rohland.org | 1 |
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4.5 Mountain Creek Campground |
From Interstate 81: Use Exit 47A in Carlisle. This will put you on Rt. 34 South. Take Rt. 34 South EXACTLY 6 miles to the junction of Rt. 34 and Rt. 94. Bear right and continue following Rt. 34 South EXACTLY 2 more miles. Bear right onto Green Mountain Road. Go 7/10 mile to stop sign. Bear right onto Pine Grove Rd. (Pine Grove Rd. is sometimes referred to as Hunter's Run Rd.) The campground is 1 mile ahead on the right. Across the street from the campground, head up the hill (walk on the right side of the fence) to a blue blazed trail that connects to the AT. Campground: GPS N40.03.821 W77.13.594 AT & blue blazed trail: GPS N40.03.349 W77.13.350 |
There are very few parking areas along this section of the AT. The campground permits parking in front of the office for AT hikers even if they do not stay at the campground. The campground owners also permit weary hikers to rest at the campground. There is a vertical rise of about 250' from the campground to the AT. | mail@rohland.org | 4-5 |
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8.0 Pine Grove Furnace State Park |
Continue South on Pine Grove Rd. (from Mountain Creek Campground) turn left into Pine Grove Furnace State Park at the sign. Park at the dam. Across the road from the parking area is a VERY steep trail that leads to Pole Steeple viewpoint. This trail leads to the view point. Follow the blue blazed trail to the AT. |
Pole Steeple Trail is located off of Railroad Bed Road on the south side of Laurel Lake. There is parking there. There are really great views here but a good many people hike/climb up to this spot from the State Park on a more direct route. There aren't many views from the trail on this section of the AT so it worth the side trip to this viewpoint. GPS N40.01.723 W77.15.989 |
mail@rohland.org | 10 |
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9.4 Pine Grove Furnace State Park |
Continue South on Pine Grove Rd. (from Mountain Creek Campground) turn left into Pine Grove Furnace State Park at the sign. This is a long narrow road that is blocked off at the AT. GPS N40.01.874 W77.17.423 |
The midpoint of the AT between Main and Georgia is located just North of Pine Grove Furnace State Park at GPS N40.01.827 W77.17.225. Not far beyond the midpoint is a blue blazed trail to Pole Steeple. |
mail@rohland.org | 4-5 |
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10.6 Pine Grove Furnace State Park |
Continue South on Pine Grove Rd. beyond the first park sign. Enter the park. |
Pine Grove Furnace does allow overnight parking with proper registration. It's really a nice section of the trail that winds thru the park. You walk past a stream and lake. |
mail@rohland.org | 30 |
| Mile Marker | Directions | Comments | Source | Number of Vehicles |
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0.0 Pine Grove State Park |
Route 233 | The youth hostel at Pine Grove furnace park on Route 233 has room for about 12 RVs. | yorkhikingclub@email.com | 12 RV |
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2.0 Michaux Rd./High Mt. Rd. |
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8.4 Arendtsville-Shippensburg Rd. |
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19.7 Caledonia State Park |
Route 30 | Route 30 there is a large parking lot at Calodonia park or dozens of RV's. | yorkhikingclub@email.com | dozens of RV's |
| Mile Marker | Directions | Comments | Source | Number of Vehicles |
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0.0 US 30 |
US 30 & PA 233 Parking Lot 6/10th mile down the road at RT 30/233 intersection. |
Large lot right at the intersection, outside the park. | 10+ | |
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4.6 Caledonia State Park/VisionQuest project camp |
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9.4 Caledonia State Park/Antietam Road |
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10.1 Caledonia State Park/Old Forge Picnic Grounds |
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14.6 Caledonia State Park/PA 16 |
From Caledonia State Park the trail crosses PA 16 between Rouzerville and Blue Ridge Summit. | The trail is lovely, curves along the ridge, so minimal climbing.... There was a picnic table there, but it was hidden behind huge tree roots. Tree must have just fallen. (Man was working on it with saw) It made for a lovely afteroon hike. | drbob@erols.com | The parking allowed for 5-6 cars, and we were the only car there. |
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17.1 Pen Mar |
Parking available on the town common (on the grass) across the street from Pen Mar Park entrance, or in the park itself. | Talk to the park rangers first if you park in Pen Mar Park(you can't get in or out after the park closes). Park off to the side if you park on the town common. | TMarge@DiamondTechnologies.com | 10+ |
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