Trail Overview
This trail begins off one of the many gas roads intersecting this area of Pennsylvania, beginning as an access road to a small number of private camps before entering the Tioga State Forest. It is composed mainly of dirt, but is maintained with gravel in the southern half of the trail. While not being technically difficult to travel, this trail offers beautiful scenery as it passes between Right Asaph Run Creek and Asaph Run Creek. Asaph Picinic Area rests at the southern end of the trail, offering a year-round stop to enjoy the area.
Difficulty
While this trail is very easy to travel during most of the year, there is no winter maintenance through most of the trail, which can result in icy conditions with possibilities for heavy snow. The many shelf roads and a few switchbacks can create challenging situations during the winter months.
