The Mansfield Hike & Bike Trail in Mansfield, Pennsylvania is an easy 3-mile out-and-back trail that runs along the Tioga River and features beautiful views of the surrounding mountains.
This trail technically continues on as the Lambs Creek Hike & Bike Trail; however, it's split into two trails on MyHikes to highlight the section within Lambs Creek separately. If you wish to hike or bike the entire trail, it'll be a 7.4-mile out-and-back trek. Also note that this trail's data ends at the trailhead for the Lambs Creek Hike & Bike Trail.
The trail itself is paved, mostly-flat, and wide enough to fit bikers and walkers comfortably. Traffic along this trail is very light, especially along this section of the trail. The Lambs Creek section is a bit more popular due to access to the graffiti bridge.
While there are not many notable features along this trail, hikers and bikers will find beautiful views of the surrounding mountains and wildflowers during the warmer months.
Parking
Hikers and bikers can find parking at the coordinates provided. The parking lot is a bit strange - it sits behind the strip mall. Follow Corey Street all the way until it ends at an unassuming building with a fence surrounding it. The parking lot is small, but can fit about 5 vehicles. If the lot is somehow full, you can park in the main parking lot at the strip mall and then walk an additional 1/8-mile to the trailhead.
Pets
Dogs are allowed if leashed and their waste must be carried out by the hiker.
Biking
Biking is allowed on this trail.
Hunting
Warning: hunting is allowed along this trail at specific times of the year. It's best to wear blaze orange when traveling along this trail during hunting season.
This trail technically continues on as the Lambs Creek Hike & Bike Trail; however, it's split into two trails on MyHikes to highlight the section within Lambs Creek separately. If you wish to hike or bike the entire trail, it'll be a 7.4-mile out-and-back trek. Also note that this trail's data ends at the trailhead for the Lambs Creek Hike & Bike Trail.
The trail itself is paved, mostly-flat, and wide enough to fit bikers and walkers comfortably. Traffic along this trail is very light, especially along this section of the trail. The Lambs Creek section is a bit more popular due to access to the graffiti bridge.
While there are not many notable features along this trail, hikers and bikers will find beautiful views of the surrounding mountains and wildflowers during the warmer months.
Parking
Hikers and bikers can find parking at the coordinates provided. The parking lot is a bit strange - it sits behind the strip mall. Follow Corey Street all the way until it ends at an unassuming building with a fence surrounding it. The parking lot is small, but can fit about 5 vehicles. If the lot is somehow full, you can park in the main parking lot at the strip mall and then walk an additional 1/8-mile to the trailhead.
Pets
Dogs are allowed if leashed and their waste must be carried out by the hiker.
Biking
Biking is allowed on this trail.
Hunting
Warning: hunting is allowed along this trail at specific times of the year. It's best to wear blaze orange when traveling along this trail during hunting season.
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