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

Colonel Denning State Park spans 273 acres in Pennsylvania’s Cumberland Valley, and is a peaceful spot anchored by the 3.5-acre Doubling Gap Lake. The park includes a 49-site campground with potable water, picnic tables, fire rings, electric hookups, and restrooms with warm showers—open seasonally from spring through late fall. It is a vital hub for hikers exploring theTuscarora Trail, with direct access to additional loops like the Flat Rock Trail and Doubling Gap Nature Trail. The park is a gateway to the Tuscarora State Forest, making it easy to transition into longer hikes to explore more of this beautiful area.

The Flat Rock Trail is a popular trail that takes you up to a viewpoint at Flat Rock. The trail is challenging as there is a lot of elevation gain, but it is worth the effort for the views at the top.

Kings Gap Environmental Education Center, spanning 1,454 acres on a hilltop, offers picnic tables, barbecue grills, and welcomes dogs. Acquired by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in 1973 from the C. H. Masland and Son Carpet Company, the center hosts events at the mansion and opportunities for environmental education and outdoor recreation.

With picnic benches and plenty of space around the water's edge, Laurel Lake is a great spot to take a break off of the bike. A lovely spot for a picnic.

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.