Standing Stone State Park has just over eight miles of day-use hiking trails. These trails vary in length and difficulty, so you should be able to find a hike that suits you. If you'd like to try all the hikes, why not stay for a few nights at one of the Standing Stone State Park hotels to enjoy each hike?
This 4.7-mile trail has a few steep sections that hikers may find challenging. The Lake Loop takes hikers through natural forests and provides scenic views of Standing Stone Lake. Pack a picnic and your swimsuit and take a break at one of the small beaches near the trail.
A very steep 2.5-mile trek that can be joined to the Lake Loop to provide a longer hike, this trail provides scenic views of the park from the top of Cooper Mountain. Most hikers take around 3 hours to complete this hike.
This 1-mile trail is paved and wheelchair accessible. Take in views of the lake from the trail, or head off on one of the smaller paths to the lake if you feel like a swim.
The most popular activities in Standing Stone Park include hiking, swimming, biking, and paddling. In the summer months, there are campfire stories and junior ranger programs. If you have kids that love the outdoors, you may want to spend a few nights here in summer at Standing Stone State Park cabins so they can join the fun.
Every September, the park hosts this family-friendly and fun tournament. In addition to the competing, you can look forward to marble making, mini-games, demonstrations, and marble swap meets.
There are several lovely small beaches and one large family swimming beach at Standing Stone Lake. The water is shallow at the beaches, making them a great option for young kids.
Hire a canoe to explore the lake's many hidden coves and beautiful views.
Standing Stone Park has mountain biking trails to suit every skill level. Bring your own bikes or hire them from the resort and go out for a stunning ride in the forests.