What kind of hiking trails are there in Pennsylvania?
Since Pennsylvania’s topography is extremely varied, there are literally all kinds of different trails. In addition to greenways and rail-trails, several intra- and interstate trails crisscross the commonwealth over its mountains, valleys, open fields, dark forests, peaceful streams and wide rivers. Almost all of our parks have day-hike, interpretive and exercise trails. Whether you’re looking to simply amble through fall foliage or test your mettle by hiking the length of the Appalachian Trail, Pennsylvania is the place to be when you want to take a hike. Where can I find information about Pennsylvania’s section of the Appalachian Trail? Guide books on the Appalachian trail in general, and Pennsylvania’s section in particular, are available at your local bookstore or library. You can also contact the Cumberland Valley AT Management Association, P.O. Box 395 Boiling Springs, PA 17007-0395. Who maintains the trails in Pennsylvania? Pennsylvania’s trails are maintained by all kinds of vo
