With fifteen miles of trails, hikers visiting Susquehanna State Park will have plenty of chance to explore the lush terrain. WIth trails of varying difficulty running through the Valley, you can easily choose a suitable route suitable for your group from Susquehanna State Park cabins. Discover a diverse array of flora and fauna has on foot as you head out on your next excursion.
Running between Conowingo Dam and Deer Creek, this easy 2.2-mile trail is suitable for families and is wheelchair accessible.
An easy, 2-mile route that begins at Rock Run Road and takes hikers through farm fields and dense forest.
This 2-mile trail guides hikers along a farm road and passes through fields and forests. The trail begins at Susquehanna River Valley.
Following the western ridge of the river, this 3-mile trail offers challenging climbs as you head up to a viewpoint with spectacular views over the Susquehanna River Valley.
During your vacation you will find a number of recreational activities designed for families visiting Susquehanna State Park. Whether exploring on horseback, learning more about the history of the park at Rock Run Historic Area or hitting the headwaters of Chesapeake Bay in a boat, you are sure to find something to keep everyone entertained.
The Lapidum Boating Facility is easily accessed from Susquehanna State Park hotels. From here, just a short trip downstream will bring you to Chesapeake Bay.
Many of the hiking trails in the park can also be used by horses, giving you the chance to discover the park from a different perspective. A mountain station can be found at the Susquehanna maintenance complex.
Area Offering tours of the historic grist mill, the historic area of Rock Run is ideal for history lovers. You will also find the Jersey Toll House and the Carter-Archer mansion located here.
For anyone who wants to learn more about the rural heritage of the area, then this farm museum is the ideal destination. Exhibits include blacksmiths, wood-rights shop and a restored farmhouse.
