Sinnemahoning State Park

About Sinnemahoning State Park

Discover the natural beauty of Sinnemahoning State Park in Austin, PA, a haven for hikers and nature enthusiasts. This park offers a variety of trails for all skill levels, including the accessible 0.7-mile George B. Stevenson Dam Trail with stunning reservoir and mountain views, perfect for a quick and scenic rest stop. For a longer adventure, explore the 2.4-mile Red Spruce Trail, a gentle walk through mixed forests and wetlands, leading to prime wildlife viewing opportunities along First Fork Sinnemahoning Creek. Always remember to stay on marked trails and be aware of the local wildlife, including the possibility of encountering elk!

Immerse yourself in the diverse landscapes of Sinnemahoning State Park by exploring trails like the 4.8-mile Lowlands Trail, a multi-use path following the First Fork Sinnemahoning Creek, or the short 0.4-mile Arch Tree Loop with its unique natural arch formation. The Lowlands Trail offers multiple access points and features key areas such as the Wildlife Viewing Area and the Wetlands Viewing Area, while the Arch Tree Loop combines nature with potential historical glimpses near the Sinnemahoning Wildlife Center. With opportunities for birdwatching, wildlife observation, and enjoying tranquil forests, Sinnemahoning State Park promises a memorable outdoor experience.