Tugboat999
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How hard is the walk into the canyon. Ill be in area last week in May THANKS
PA Grand Canyon
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moodyblues
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Not difficult to access in the least.
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As long as you don’t try to climb out of it sideways, as easy as it gets. Groomed and maintained double wide rail trail on the east side the whole length. Accesses at Darling Run on the upper end, and Blackwell at the bottom end off of paved roads. And a really junky road goes down in about halfway on the east side at Tiadaghton (a cluster of cabins). The road is a rutted muddy mess, high clearance 4WD only.
sandflyx
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If you stop here at my shop I have maps.
dryflyguy
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There are trails going down the sides of the canyon.
I went in on a few of them.
The hike out is a bear.
Hiking and floating the best way to do it
I went in on a few of them.
The hike out is a bear.
Hiking and floating the best way to do it
Here is a map of the area. It's pricey but very good.
www.purplelizard.com
You can also get the Tiadaghton State Forest Map from the Bureau of Forestry, which is free.
Pine Creek Lizard Map - Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania
The most comprehensive detailed outdoor recreation map of available of Pine Creek, PA - The Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania. Hiking, biking, or just plain exploring, this is the map you need. Includes the the 62 mile Rail Trail, short & long distance hiking trails, and much more! A map for people...
www.purplelizard.com
You can also get the Tiadaghton State Forest Map from the Bureau of Forestry, which is free.
Here is a map of the area. It's pricey but very good.
Pine Creek Lizard Map - Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania
The most comprehensive detailed outdoor recreation map of available of Pine Creek, PA - The Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania. Hiking, biking, or just plain exploring, this is the map you need. Includes the the 62 mile Rail Trail, short & long distance hiking trails, and much more! A map for people...
You can also get the Tiadaghton State Forest Map from the Bureau of Forestry, which is free.
Halfway down this page I’m linking is the Tioga state forest Pine Creek trail map. It only covers the rail trail, and is more than comprehensive enough. It shows all the access areas, campgrounds, distance between access areas, as well as the names of all the tributaries to Pine Creek, which is helpful in adhering to regulations.
It’s also free.
