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Eagles Mere Paths Trails Mineral Spring Rd. 3^ . 3% d R d a n o Shanerburg u R R Sh a n d n l e u r o b R u rg C e l b ll u Ye ow A Fern Rock r o q 2* row Road Nature Trail T D ra i l . n 2( r u B R l . rai E e T l b a u 2& Loyalsock State t o 3) s 2! i D V High Can on y k c . r Forest N Knob o B . s W l a Rd. y o EAGLES MERE 2^ L d Ye a ll ow o R A r 2$ r d 2% o w PATHS n Trail E 2@ AND s 3! d l r d e 3@ o R A W rr o w TRAILS Table Rock . P Rusty un Rock Labyrinth a R 2# Ave . Fern Rocks t e h 3# oodland v Forest Ave A e W s d g in a . r tle Creek r et Table Rock p K S Rainbow G Loop T rail l a Conservancy Paths & Trails r 3$ Eagl Lake d e es Me a n re nn & E a i a a Rusty Run Falls g M Green Arrow ~0.9 mi. eh les r o Cathedral Athletic R u M i l Field Big a q ere R a Pines Eagle Rocks i Spring l Red Arrow ~1.3 mi. s T u r S a White Arrow ~1.5 mi. Glacier i ) l Yellow Arrow ~3.0 mi. Rocks Table Rock Loop ~0.7 mi. ough G h r R t e ain a e b h n o t Margaret Estey Path ~0.2 mi. P w (private) a el Path (private A P P w ue a r t o n h r r e Rainbow Path ~1.6 mi. r v Laur o Rd. w EM Bor A A Fa e ll P s u Upper t Falls Path ~1.0 mi. e n a t stmon i e e t h Cr v h Eagles Path A Path Crestmont Paths ~0.5 mi. W a i d n o Conservancy Nature Tr. ~0.75 mi. a Mere v o l Tennis y w s e Courts k n a Prospect n L e Lake Rainbow Farm h Geylin C Rocks P re t stm o a n Loyalsock State Forest Trails n u t P D alls R r F i v Loyalsock Canyon Vista Trail e estmont Path Prospect w o Ave. b A Bridle (horse, bike, hike) n g i v ur e Lower Cr a b . r Ea R e Cross Country Ski gles M. Estey Path n M a ere h A S Locator Posts for venu Outlet Pond e State Forest Trails 3) Conservancy Cabin Rail Trail & Railroad Grade 2 4 Unblazed Paths & Trails PA Route Streams (private) SCALE: 1” = .27 MILES (APPROX.) 0 1/4 1/2 3/4 1 mile Revised 2013 Paths and Trails of the Eagles Mere Area Yellow Arrow Trail (yellow blazes ~ 3.0 mi.) and on to where it makes a right hand turn. An unblazed trail Other Trails in the Area The Yellow Arrow Trail begins on the north side of a gravel on the left leads to the falls. This map has Walking and hiking around Eagles Mere is a wonderful Loyalsock Canyon Vista Trail (yellow blazes ~ 4 mi.) road connecting the ends of Mineral Springs and Woodland experience. In the early 1900’s, Horace McFarland and Crestmont Paths (lime green blazes ~ 0.5 mi.) Beginning at the north end of Mineral Springs Avenue in been made by the avenues in Eagles Mere Park. After it crosses a drainage ditch, C. Aubrey DeLong pioneered the Red, White, and Green Arrow The Lower Crestmont Path begins off the Margaret Estey Eagles Mere Park, the Loyalsock Canyon Vista Trail departs the Table Rock Loop Trail (see description below) heads off to Eagles Mere paths. The Yellow Arrow Trail was laid out 20 years later. Path close to where the Estey Path crosses Lakewood Avenue. left of the Red Arrow Path and descends to the Susquehanna the left and the Yellow Arrow continues straight and crosses The Rail Trail follows part of the Eagles Mere Railroad which The Lower Crestmont Path goes uphill as it parallels Lakewood & Eagles Mere Railroad Grade. After going right on the grade Conservancy and the Susquehanna and Eagles Mere Railroad Grade 3@. The operated from 1892 to 1926. Then in the 1990’s the Eagles Avenue, swings right and passes through a grove of huge to locator post 3!, the trail turns left and follows a woods road Yellow Arrow continues to Shanerburg Road 2*, turns right was financed Mere Conservancy created four new paths. This map also old spruce and pine trees, and reaches Crestmont Drive just to the junction with the Yellow Arrow Trail 3). At this junction, and follows this road for about 0.3 mi. Then it leaves the road in part by the includes some of the trails in the Loyalsock State Forest. Long below the first house on the right. Continue uphill on unblazed the Vista Trail turns right and goes east and then north as to the right 2( and follows an old logging railroad grade and and short hikes can be planned through the unspoiled forests of Crestmont Drive, bear right at the top, and continue to the tennis it descends to Shanerburg Road 3%. After going left on this Endless Mountains woods road until it meets the Loyalsock Canyon Vista Trail 3). the area. courts. Continue around the right corner of the courts to the road for about 0.25 mi., the trail goes right on an old logging At this junction, continuing straight leads to Shanerburg Road Heritage Region, • Most of the trails have rectangular painted blazes. beginning of the Green Arrow Path. Follow the Green Arrow railroad grade 3^ and joins the Loyalsock Trail LT . (At this on the Loyalsock Canyon Vista Trail (see its description). Return • A double blaze (one over the other) alerts to an upcoming to the junction with the Upper Crestmont Path on the right. junction, not shown on this map, you can take a short side Inc. with a to Eagles Mere by going right and following the Loyalsock intersection of trails or an abrupt change of trail direction. The Upper Crestmont Path heads downhill, swings left, and trip to see Neeneha Falls on the East Branch of Double Run Community Canyon Vista Trail (yellow blazes continue) to locator post 3!. descends past a Woodland Restoration area on the right before • Where signs are provided at trail junctions, visualize them and Mineral Spring by turning left on the LTLT for 0.36 mile and Bear right, walk a short distance on the railroad grade, and turn Conservation pushed over and lying flat on the ground to determine trail it connects with the Eagles Mere Rail Trail. Going right on the then return.) The Loyalsock Canyon Vista Trail follows the LTLT left on a woods road to ascend to the end of Mineral Springs directions. Rail Trail for about 0.4 mile leads to the Conservancy Cabin. blazes north for 1.33 mi. to the vista. Several trail choices are Partnership Avenue. • Some trails are not on public land, so no assertion can be Eagles Mere Conservancy Nature Trail available here and are shown on the Worlds End State Park Program Grant made concerning legality or safety of passing over them. Table Rock Loop Trail (yellow circle blazes ~ 0.7 mi.) map. After the Yellow Arrow Trail crosses the drainage ditch, Table Conservancy Nature Trail (green plastic squares with • Bikes are permitted ONLY on the Rail Trail. Loyalsock Trail (yellow plastic disks with red “LT” letters ~ 59.21 mi.) from the Pa. Rock Loop Trail departs immediately to the left, leads to historic yellow “NT” letters ~ 0.75 mi.) • Motorized vehicles, camping, and open fires are NOT Boy Scouts made this trail in 1951. Link trails (yellow plastic DCNR Bureau of Table Rock, winds its way to the Susquehanna & Eagles Mere This Nature Trail, established in 2012, is a multi-generational, permitted on Eagles Mere Conservancy Land. disks with a red “X” letter) provide circuit hikes. Guides, maps, Railroad Grade, turns right and follows the railroad grade to year-round educational adventure which begins and ends at the Recreation and • Hunting is NOT permitted on Eagles Mere Conservancy and patches: the Yellow Arrow 3@. Turning right the Yellow Arrow returns to Conservancy Cabin. It includes interpretive signage and areas properties or within the Borough of Eagles Mere. Wear Alpine Club of Williamsport, PO Box 501, Williamsport, PA 17703 Conservation. Eagles Mere Park and turning left it continues to Shanerburg for motor skills, natural play, music, and art. Come explore, florescent orange during ALL hunting seasons listed at • www.lycoming.org/alpine • www.pgc.state.pa.us. Road. imagine, discover, create and enjoy the many wonders of Loyalsock State Forest Trails • PLEASE be considerate of your fellow nature lovers and do not nature. Maps are available at the cabin. Conservancy Paths There are Public Use, Bridle Trail, and Cross Country Ski Trail litter or disturb the environment. Margaret Estey Path (pink blazes ~ 0.2 mi.) Railroads of Eagles Mere maps available at the Resource Management Center: Historic Eagles Mere Paths and Trails Beginning at the Eagles Mere Rail Trail in front of the Eagles Mere Rail Trail (unblazed ~1.5 mi.) 6735 Rte.
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