ミフリン郡周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

This is a great and challenging trail. I encountered many other people walking it with dogs.

Short distance but hard bring water very important

The Thousand Steps Trail takes you straight up the mountain to a couple of beautiful panoramic overlooks and the old Dinkey Hut—a stone ruin that was used to store dinkeys, tiny locomotive trains that would transport rocks down the mountain. This is one of the most iconic segments of the Standing Stone Trail.

Encompassing almost 900 acres, the Bear Meadows Natural Area contains a fen wetland. There are some nice walking trails here, fringed by black and red spruce trees, balsam fir, and lots of high bush blueberries.

Encompassing almost 900 acres, the Bear Meadows Natural Area contains a fen wetland. There are some nice walking trails here, fringed by black and red spruce trees, balsam fir, and lots of high bush blueberries.

Here there is a small, paved, bridge crossing Penn's Creek and leading to Poe Paddy State Forest.

Colyer Lake is a pretty sizable reservoir with a few different parking areas and a number of different trails on all sides of the water. The lake is popular for fishing and paddling, and it eventually funnels into Sinking Creek on the southern end.

This lake was artificially created in the mid-20th century by damming Sinking Creek. Today, it is a popular spot for all kinds of outdoor enthusiasts, hosting activities such as fishing, hiking, or cycling. In fact, there is a trail that surrounds it completely, allowing you to enjoy views of the water while riding.