path to Laurel Lake Day Use area other provides fun, hands-on learning experiences. Picnic Pavilion. 717-486-8126 PINE GROVE FURNACE STATE PARK hiking. 717-352-2211 The museum is near the midpoint of the www.atmuseum.org 2,186-mile Appalachian Trail, a National Willow Mill Park • 766.1657 D (J-2) Boiling Springs D (M-6) Buck Ridge Trail (F-7) City Island • 255.3020 (M-2) 80 Willow Mill Park Rd, Mechanicsburg 17050 • sstwp.org Boiling Springs is recognized as an offi cial This 6-mile diffi cult trail through Michaux State Forest connects Kings Market St. Bridge, Harrisburg 17109 Private Land 850 74 T 1350 o H 1300 To I-81 Exit 37, ar To Kings Gap 800 d. ris 1250 1050 R bu 7 Mi. Grove Mostly fl at & lightly wooded course has 9 holes & a length of 2,144 Appalachian Trail Community™ for the Gap Environmental Education Center & Pine Grove Furnace State Park. Home to Metro Bank Park Stadium, Riverside Village, Harbourtown, rg 1200 Environmental 750 ine h P rg 76 1818 1150 SYMBOLS KEY bu Education Center ts PINE GROVE FURNACE STATE PARK it 1100 750 P O feet. With a red par of 27, this course has concrete tees & DISCatcher village’s commitment to providing a The trailhead is across from the park offi ce & is marked with yellow Skyline Sports Complex, Carriage House, Harrisburg Paddlewheel o Carlisle Exit 49 641 T l d S Exit a Private Land g 11 Exit 48 Sw 233 Exit 44 1050 am 1000 e 47 74 paint blazes. Riverboat, three boat marinas, a mini golf course & the City Island p N baskets service to hikers & promoting the assets k R l Newville c u i la a 800 34 R n 641 B oa r d T 465 E D = ADA Accessible = Pet Friendly of the National Scenic Appalachian Railroad. 233 Dam 174 74 C 850 Creek Trail (see park map, right) a Ca r 1000 r 950 m l 3 e i p s 900 Trail. Park in Fisherman’s Lot & follow 1050 Road k l L i FISHING 174 e Le i Exit 37 Rd. Private Land per o Laurel H 950 ½-mile trail begins at the amphitheater & winds past vernal ponds & a Cumberland Valley Rail Trail (see listing in Biking) 533 Mount Holly Springs Fa n = Overlook = Seasonal rm the A.T. blazes north across Bucher Huntsdale Pine Ir o r T Kings o n e stand of white pine along Mountain Creek near the camping area. 1000 OF FICIAL MAP C 1000 k O 1000 R i a E D u R Pine Rd. m R n I B ld Hill Road, along the famous fl y-fi shing LeTort Spring Run Nature Trail • 245.0508 (H-4) T 11 Kings o c 800 o p o 1818 Gap 950 a e 1050 F H a S d Laurel Lake o h 34 i d Gap l i Rd. l 850 r p g p e Cumberland County Biker-Hiker Trail e stream Yellow Breeches Creek then (F-7) 260 E. Pomfret St, Carlisle 17013 • letort.org 950 & Front Cover: Pole Steeple Trail in Michaux State Forest, Eric n FIND INDOOR OUTDOOR RECREATION s Rd. 94 R b 174 15 u o r 900 g a l H INDEX along Children’s Lake. Continue past Trail entrances at Laurel & Fuller Lakes. 2 miles of easy to moderate 2.2-mile crushed stone trail runs alongside LeTort Spring Run. Easy Grove i d 233 Forberger; Downtown Carlisle, Pammi Simone; ra o Pine T u Pine Grove Furnace s trail. Bike rentals available at Laurel Lake concession. e 950 the gazebo to the ATC. You can also access from LeTort Park or Bonny Brook Rd. Keep your eyes open for 950 900 717 Area Code • Call locations for hours. Yellow Breeches Creek, Eric Forberger 950 N Eric Forberger head south over a footbridge, then cross wildlife & interpretive signage. PINE GROVE e g s) 1000 Koppenhaver Trail (see park map, right) 1000 d e R FURNACE i z o R YMCA l a a i l d a beautiful historic stone bridge, zig zagging a B Camp 233 r ) This 1-mile scenic trail begins at the far end of Fuller Ball Field. T s Liberty Forge (see listing in Golf) 1050 w e M ICHAUX STATE o F OREST z 900 e l l l a through farm fi elds & taking a steady climb up South Mountain to 950 15 850 l e e 1100 B T Y Mini golf course. o ( e C t e 850 1150 a S u le Mountain Creek Trail l (see park map, right) d Center Point Knob, the original midway point of the trail. The large o k E D n ron B 34 c I R n e ia 234 rg u ai 800 l ( HOW TO USE THIS MAP West Fairview Point & Park (M-2) S 234 u u n nt . b C P. s u r o 1200 E D tty B o ee e k P Biglerville G M holes you pass are from iron ore mining for the foundry located in the This 1.4-mile trail is a link between the bicycle trail to Fuller Lake & Negley Park • 737.6843 (M-2) To 1250 M T 1300 50 Front St, Enola 17025 • 909.5630 394 o ra unt il Laurel Lake. Deer, heron, waterfowl & beaver can be seen along this 301 Cumberland Rd, Lemoyne 17043 • lemoynepa.com To Gettysburg ain C 1. Check the key to fi nd your themed experience. parking lot. ld Railroad ree 900 O Point: One of the best spots to view migrating waterfowl along the k d Pole oa trail. Perfect for picnicking, the park is perched high on a hill overlooking Biker Bed R Steeple Hike Overlook Susquehanna River. Best in spring. Center Point Knob D r Tr 2. Look for the matching symbols on the map. • 258.5771 (I-5) il ail the Harrisburg skyline & the Susquehanna River. 2 miles of hiking. ra 800 T 900 T Park: Riparian woodland habitat good for migrant passerines. Access Swamp Trail (see park map, right) o Park at Leidigh Dr or Kuhn Rd. m 850 s 3. Find more information & details about specifi c locations in the D R af d to .5-mile looping trail in parking lot, under highway overpass. The original halfway point of the A.T. when it was completed in 1937. A .25 forested swamp with interesting plants & animals. Pine Hill Arboretum • 732.0711 (L-2) u Le a n Ro index of the map. 1450 1400 1350 1300 1250 sbu 1200 pen rg 1150 hip e 164 Creekside Dr, Enola 17025 1100 S v A replica of the original plaque is on-site at the scenic overlook. Hike ro 1050 O G * Index is organized by experience & then alphabetically. Yellow Breeches Creek Water Trail (see listing in Boating) TUSCARORA STATE FOREST TRAILS ld ld Road ne the blue-blazed White Rocks Trail from Kuhn Rd for best views. 15-acre protected property renowned for amazing spring wildfl owers; O 233 Pi 850 d Streams & their forested riparian (streamside) areas are bird magnets. a Sh o ip E D R p Find brochures, Visitor Guides & other specialty Cumberland Valley Tuscarora State Forest • 536.3191 (along northern boundary of home to more than 118 species of wildfl owers, 59 varieties of trees & e 900 d n E D ar s Approach slowly & quietly to spot great blue herons & great egrets Ironmaster’s Mansion • 486.4108 (F-7) h b ) rc u reference pieces at the Visitor Centers below. s O r county) • 445 S. Big Spring Rd, Blain 17006 nearly 80 species of birds & a strenuous ½-mile loop trail. e g z 950 la Appalachian B d hunting for a meal. The trees will host red-bellied woodpeckers, gray Yellow Breeches Creek Water Trail (White n l l 1212 Pine Grove Rd, Gardners 17324 • ironmastersmansion.com u i R O Trail www.dcnr.state.pa.us/forestry/stateforests/tuscarora Museum a 1000 r s T catbirds & osprey. Rich Valley Golf • (see listing in Golf) Renovated 1815 mansion used as a hostel. Check website for public m o l Road 1 VISITOR INFORMATION T i 96,000+ acres of forest & 4 state parks are located in Cumberland, r 1050 a Play Area e A current PA fi shing license is required of persons age 16 & over to fi sh r Furnace Stack v Mini golf course. T a tour dates. Ironmaster’s Mansion h 1100 Franklin, Huntingdon, Juniata, Miffl in & Perry Counties. Find over Overnight Trail en AT Parking pp or angle. Get yours at fi shandboat.com/license.htm. Additional park- o r K Mid-Atlantic Appalachian Trail Conservancy (see listing in Hiking) ike (Wh 1150 BOATING s H ite Blazes) d D 150 miles of state forest roads, 178 miles of hiking trail, 100 miles of Roundtop Mountain Resort • 432.9631 (L-5) k 1200 Roa ing locations are notated on the front of the map with fi shing symbols. Mid-Atlantic Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC) • 258.5771 (L-5) c Biker e o g Satellite Visitors Center location with focus on outdoor literature. Quarry Rd. Fuller Lake 1250 id R R snow-mobile trails, 11 miles of cross-country skiing trails & more. Park 925 Roundtop Rd, Lewisberry 17339 • skiroundtop.com Paymasters 1300 4 E. First St, Boiling Springs 17007 • appalachiantrail.org Y R Cabin Furnace Swamp 1350 untain O C K I D G E R Stack Brickyard Mo Trail 1400 ey Cumberland Valley Visitors Center • 888.513.5130 (H-3) at Elk Hill Rd for horseback riding.