Maxon Creek State Park

Trail Overview

This is a seasonal forest access road that is an out-and-back route. This route goes through forest access which really feels like you are out in the woods. The road is a single track that provides a scenic drive and opportunity to see native wildlife. There are several places along the route for scenic views and hiking.

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Difficulty

This is a well maintained two-track gravel road with no difficult obstacles.

History

Maxon Creek State Forest, sometimes referred to as Pease Hill, encompasses 905 acres. The forest is home to four small streams, which together total 2.4 miles in length and are a part of the east branch of the Tioughnioga River watershed.A variety of different forest cover types envelop the land, including northern hardwoods, northern hardwood-hemlock, Japanese larch, Norway spruce, red pine, and white cedar. Within this secluded forest setting, one can find a diverse collection of wildlife and plant species.

Technical Rating

Maxon Creek State Park can be accessed by the following ride types:

• High-Clearance 4x4
• SUV