Rothrock State Forest Trails
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This state forest resides within the counties of Huntingdon, Mifflin, and Centre. Known mostly for it's "Seven Mountains", the Rothrock State Forest holds a lot of history, beauty, as well as many trails. The best known trail is the Mid State Trail that runs the length of Rothrock but there are many more trails to be found within it's borders.
The majority of trails within Rothrock are multi-use trails; used by hikers and mountain bikers alike. And with the numerous forest roads you can easily create your own circuit hike of any length. Trails such as the Longberger, John Wert, Jean Aron, Tussey Mountain, Wild Cat, Sassafras, and many other await your exploration. And while you are exploring Rothrock State Forest, don't forget to check out it's many natural areas such as Bear Meadows, Detweiler, Alan Seeger, and Thickhead to name a view, as well as the Greenwood Furnace and Penn Roosevelt State Parks.
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Trail Ratings
 Reviewed by Rick Carson of Belleville, Pa 07/12/2007 |
| I am a member of Camp Savage which is shown in one of the pictures on the Buck / Brush Ridge Loop and as of 2007 the Brush Ridge Trail is now very open from Otter Gap through the Spruce Mountain Road. Also in that area the Old Otter Gap Trail is now open over the top of Slate Ridge to the black top Alan Seger Road. All of these trails are very open and easy to walk with some rocky areas but mostly laurel and red brush. This piece was well done. |
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