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1300 To PA 44 1200 (Donut Hole Trail System) Long Fork Trail Loop HYNER RUN STATE PARK Run 1100 CLINTON COUNTY SPROUL STATE FOREST 1800 1000 Race Parking 1000 1100 1200 1300 N 1600 1400 1500 Hyner Power Lines 900 East 50 0 50 100 METERS Branch Hyner Run 200 0 200 400 FEET Start/Finish Line Follow Long Fork (Donut Hole) #1 Road Pavilion #1 out at the start and return via #2 the same trail. 800 900 To PA 44 Road Park (Donut Hole Trail System) 1000 1000 1100 Mountain 1800 1200 1700 900 Trail 1100 1300 Hyner 1600 Hyner 1500 1400 GARBY 1200 Pipelines 800 Park Entrance Paulhamus / 1300 Tr. T R E S a Jack O Pipeline e F r 1400 Long ACCESS TO HYNER VIEW STATE PARK A e n Tr. u D Bear Pen J Weaver g o n Hollow shi n Fi Fork ildren’s d u Long Fork Ch i T E t Lucullus M Ho Trail Loop SPROUL STATE FOREST to A le 1.1 Mi. pril T T Road Mid A S Park Oce Cabin r Run 44 HYNER RUN . Hyner East Branch Mountain Run Blue Symbols Mean Camping STATE PARK ADA Accessible 3.9 Mi. Hyner Road Donut To US 220, Sanitary Dump Station . r L Public Phone Jersey Shore T U e Kiosk J l i a 2.2 Mi. O Hyner Run c I N b R Restrooms k A o Hole T P P Po N Ritchie Hiking Trail s m S a t Dr U Rd. u a O ft M w Lifeguard Station l T o N 800 h r . n Donut Hole Trail System a S Trail l m Road Picnic Area E R i a u N or Paved Trail Rd. T Y s by r. H View m 900 Run 3.5 Mi. / ar W. Br. e Picnic Pavilion G r. Lick M Old 2.4 Mi. T y Joint-use Road n e n To Renovo View u Run Hyner Water Auto/Snowmobile R n Road i K c n Tr. M Road Hyner o 1000 120 s Recycling/Trash Parking Paved HYNER n Private Land Rich Hyner h ard o W. Br. J Su 0.9 Mi.HYNER VIEW Playground Parking Unpaved squ e Camp ha STATE PARK Run Rd. nn a Run Swimming Pool Unpaved Road River Huff Tr. Hole Showerhouse/Restrooms 3.5 Mi. Mileage Bucktail View State Park Donut Scenic Vista State Park No Hunting To Lock Haven N. A. Sugar Hyner To Hyner View To PA 120, State Park 1200 CONTOURS ARE ON State Park Hunting 1100 100 FT. INTERVALS Renovo Hyner (See Inset) Rev. 4/13/16.

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