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Days in the Wild, Nights under the Stars!

Pine Creek, Lycoming Creek, Loyalsock Creek, and the Susquhanna river flow through Tiadaghton State Forest offering challenging fishing, and a courses ideal for both long and short canoeing trips. For a more leisurely activity come and view the autumn colors or watch the varied wildlife!

With four DCNR PA state parks nearby this is a great place to spend a weekend or camping vacation. Tiadaghton has many primitive camping sites for visitors wanting to get back in touch with nature. Hikers can enjoy Black Forest Trail and Pine Creek Rail Trail, two hiking trails that include abandoned railroad grades, logging trails and foot trails, taking hikers across some of the most spectacular scenery in Pennsylvania.