The 612-acre Linn Run State Park is covered with thick forest, best explored on foot. Stay in Linn Run State Park hotels for a couple of nights and you will have time to try out all of these great hiking routes.
A short path of about half a mile which takes you to a large flattened area of rock sitting in the Linn Run stream. Be warned; no matter how tempting the water looks, there is no swimming allowed in this area of the park.
A slightly longer hike at about three quarters of a mile in length which takes you along the original Linn Run Road to the pleasant Adams Falls picnic area.
A slightly steeper and very rocky trail about one mile in length. The climb is worth it for the view of the Adams Falls at the top.
A four-mile circular loop which starts and ends at the Grove Run picnic area, and for at least part of its route, follows the stream which bears its name.
Hiking isn't the only way to see what this popular state park has to offer. Take the kids to stay in one of the Linn Run State Park cabins and try out some of the more unusual outdoor activities on offer in the area.
There are several miles of trails which are suitable for horses in and around Linn Run State Park. A very relaxing way to enjoy the Pennsylvania countryside.
If you prefer your activities to be a little more high-speed, why not bring along your mountain bikes on your visit to Linn Run State Park? Although the trails in the park itself are unsuitable for bikes, there are plenty of open routes in the nearby Forbes State Forest.
Come the winter months, many of Linn Run State Park's hiking trails become perfect for winter sports such as cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, or even snowmobiling. You can enjoy a great family vacation in Linn Run State Park cabins at any time of year.
