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Map Courtesy of Tioga County Visitors Bureau. May Not Be Reproduced Without Written Permission Map courtesy of Tioga County Visitors Bureau. May not be reproduced without written permission: Sandi Spencer, Executive Director Tioga County Visitors Bureau 114 Main Street - Side Entrance Wellsboro, PA 16901 [email protected] State your Independence in the Gorge-ous Wilds of Tioga County. Ansonia Access Area Area ws Access Big Meado Darling Run Access Area Tiadaghton Campground Parking at Blackwell Blackwell Access Area is a limited parking area for fishing and boating. Bikers are Blackwell Access Area encouraged to use Rattlesnake Rock Access for parking. Hoffman Campground Rattlesnake Rock Access Area Ansonia to Darling Run 1.2 Cedar Run Village Darling Run to Tiadaghton 7.7 Gamble Run Canoe Tiadaghton to Blackwell 8.3 Access Area Blackwell to Rattlesnake Rock 1.8 Hilborn Fields Comfort Station Rattlesnake Rock to Cedar Run 4.0 Cedar Run to Hilborn Fields 2.1 Hilborn Fields to Slate Run 2.7 Slate Run Village & Access Area Slate Run to Black Walnut Bottom 1.8 Black Walnut Bottom to Ross Run 2.7 Ross Run to Cammal Comfort Station 2.6 Black Walnut Bottom Access Area Cammal Comfort Station to Dry Run 5.4 Clark Farm/Utceter Station Access Area Dry Run to Waterville Access Area 2.3 Waterville to Ramsey 3.9 Ramsey to Bonnell Flats 0.4 Ross Run Access Area Bonnell Flates to White Tail 8.4 White Tail to Route 220 2.5 Cammal Village Ansonia to Route 220 57.8 Cammal Comfort Station Jersey Mills Village Hamilton Bottom Canoe Access Area Dry Run Comfort Station State Forest Lands State Park Lands Waterville Waterville Village Camping Access Area Parking Horseback Access Ramsey Village Bonnell Flats Canoe Access Restrooms Pine Creek Trail Area Area Future Pine Creek Trail Access t Canoe Nearby Trails Future White Tail Access Torber 1-888-TIOGA28 1-800-358-9900 For more information on Pennsylvania’s State Parks and Forests check out: www.visittiogapa.com www.vacationpa.com www.dcnr.state.pa.us Come and enjoy. and Come Access) 5 miles; west of Wellsboro 6 miles 6 Wellsboro of west miles; 5 Access) on Pine Creek available. 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