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Old Supply Connector Trail

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Distance:
1.1 Miles / 1.8 km
Type:
One-Way
Difficulty:
Easy
Time to Hike:
~33 minutes
Features:
PA Wilds
Surface Type:
Dirt
Park:
Tioga State Forest
Town:
Gaines, Pennsylvania
Directions:
41.79034, -77.506972
Added:
August 13, 2019
Updated:
May 18, 2020
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285'

Total Change
27'

Ascent
301'

Descent

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Old Supply Connector Trail

The Old Supply Connector Trail at Tioga State Forest in Gaines, Pennsylvania is a moderate 1.1-mile one-way trail that leads from Left Asaph Road to roughly 1-mile in on the Old Supply Trail.

This recording begins at the Old Supply Trail, so the elevation gain/loss for this hike is much different if you plan to hike in from the road; however, the trail itself is easy going down and moderate going up. The trail runs along mountain hillsides as it makes it way down (or up) the mountain ridge, but unfortunately there are no views. In the winter, you may get a glimpse of the surrounding mountains through the trees, but that's about it.

You can use this trail to make a loop with the Old Supply Trail for a 2.5 to 3-mile loop hike as well, but you'll need to hike back along Left Asaph Road.

Parking
Parking here is a bit tricky - there's enough space for one vehicle to pull off the road, with enough space for cars to drive by, at the trailhead - that's it. If there's already one car at the trailhead, you'll need to park at the main western trailhead parking lot for the Old Supply Trail (at the parking coordinates on that trail).

Pets
Dogs are allowed if leashed and their waste must be carried out by the hiker.

Camping
There are not many places to camp along this trail - and no obvious designated camping areas; however, if you plan to camp along this trail or the Old Supply Trail, it's do-able.

Trail Blazes
This trail follows red blazes.

Winter Road Conditions
Tioga State Forest does not maintain this road during the winter. Do not attempt driving on this road without proper equipment including snow tires and/or chains unless the road is clear. High wind storms may also cause trees to fall across the road, making the road impassible. If you plan to visit during the winter, plan accordingly.
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  1. Parking

    41.79034, -77.506972
  2. Main Trailhead

    41.783324, -77.489438
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Hazards

Ticks - Lyme Disease More Info (CDC)
Poison Ivy/Oak

Seasons

All

Blaze Color

Red

Weather Forecast

In Gaines, PA

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