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In
State Games Lands 285 the trail has started to be built, but is not
complete as of yet. Please come back to this page for updates on the
trailwork. In the meantime here are some pictures from along the
trail route being built.
Overlook on the Little Beaver Creek valley
in State Game Lands 285
Another view of the overlook on the Little
Beaver Creek valley
Booth Hill on the border line of Ohio and
Pennsylvania in State Game Lands 285
Booth Hill in State Game Lands 285
The mysterious carved rock
in State Game Lands 285
Another overlook in State
Game Lands 285
The Pennsylvania/Ohio border at
Pennsylvania State Route 251
State Game Land
Regulations
State Game Lands are
public hunting grounds, and lawful hunting and trapping are permitted
during the open seasons. To enable the Commission to effectively manage
and protect these invaluable land holdings for this and future generations
of hunters, trappers and outdoor enthusiasts, the following activities are
prohibited.
It is unlawful to: (1) travel on roads posted open in any
motorized vehicle not licensed or authorized for operation on public
highways (such as ATV's and dirt bikes); (2) use or operate any vehicle or
conveyance, except on roads posted open; (3) drive motor vehicles, with or
without attachments, having a gross weight exceeding 11,000 pounds on
roads posted open; (4) operate snowmobiles, except from January 15 through
April 1, and then only on designated areas, roads and trails marked with
appropriate signs; (5) park in front of any gate if it interferes with the
use of the gate or road; (6) camp or use camp sites, except that
through-hikers may camp at designated shelters or within 200 feet of the
Appalachian Trail; (7) contaminate, pollute or degrade springs or streams;
(8) place private advertisements, signs or posters; (9) plant, gather,
cut, dig, remove or otherwise injure any vegetation including trees,
shrubs, vines, flowering plants, and cultivated crops, living or dead;
(10) ride animals on fields, except during sanctioned field trials; (11)
swim in a dam, pond, lake or stream or use motor-propelled boats of any
type, except electric motors are permitted on Shohola Falls Lake; (12)
remove sand, clay, stone, minerals or other products; (13) in any manner
injure, destroy or cause damage to property; (14) construct or occupy a
tree stand, or attach a device which has or is capable of damaging a tree;
and (15) violate, fail or neglect to follow official regulations or
instructions posted on signs.
State Game Land Regulations courtesy of the
Pennsylvania Game Commission
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