Who maintains the trails in Pennsylvania?
Pennsylvania’s trails are maintained by all kinds of volunteers, from outdoor clubs to scouting groups to school students. Hikers, bikers and riders also help maintain trails, since they have an interest in using and enjoying them. If you’re interested in helping maintain any trails throughout Pennsylvania, contact the Keystone Trails Association (KTA), your local state park, or forest district office; or visit our Conservation Volunteer page. How can I get a list and/or map of the hiking trails in Pennsylvania? The best place to start is the Keystone Trails Association (KTA). How can I find out what and where the trails are in a particular state park? Call 1-888-PA-PARKS for a list of the types of trials in a state park you’re interested in visiting. What is a rail- trail, and what does the Rails-To-Trails program do? A rail-trail is a former railroad that has been converted to a trail for non-motorized recreational and transportation purposes such as hiking, biking, in-line skating,
