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Good water supply and lots of shaded places to rest out of the sun

Pine Grover Road, hugged by trees, offers cyclists an excellent route. Adjacent to the park, this lightly trafficked road features a smooth, paved surface.

Visitors to the museum can check out displays chronicling the trail's origins, development, and significance. There is information about historical hikers as well as the Appalachian Trail's natural surroundings. This Appalachian Trail museum is located almost exactly at the halfway point of the trail between Georgia and Maine.

Here, you'll uncover remnants of a former mining site, including an 18th-century iron furnace used as a smelter for iron ore.

Here, you'll uncover remnants of a former mining site, including an 18th-century Iron Furnace used as a smelter for iron ore.

Michaux State Forest encompasses more than 85,500 acres in the South Mountain areas of Cumberland County, Franklin County and Adams County. As well as being a thriving working forest area that spans three counties, it is open to recreational hunting, fishing, hiking and mountain biking. It is also crossed by the Appalachian Trail.

The Michaux State Forest was bought from the old timber and iron mining companies after they had clear-cut and destroyed the old growth. Conservationists realized that without good forest management the forest wouldn't re-grow, so the land was purchased and the Michaux State Forest was created.

Long Pine Run Reservoir is a picturesque body of water situated in Michaux State Forest. The reservoir offers opportunities for fishing and boating. It's also a great place to have a rest off the bike.