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The gated roads are closed. During hunting season some do open. They can be seen here...(click the link) http://www.apps.dcnr.state.pa.us/forestry/dmap/iframeapps/RoadsOpenedDataGrid.html The best thing about the lizard maps is...if you see a road...and it isnt on the map...you should...

Got out to do some relaxing driving in the forest. My son got a new trick bike and wanted to try it out. So we took the scenic route to the skate park.

Since I pretty much do all my exploring and camping local. I just use the paper maps. We got alot of ground covered here in PA with some very great maps. So these are what I use. Along with the sportsman atlas for the areas in between The maps are easy to read and have lots of extra info. They...

Looks like I need to check this app out. I just cone here to document my adventures and let people follow along if they like. But, I have also noticed people show up looking for a trail and then never come back. I only use paper maps and usually travel alone...so I just ignore technology...

Also. I have already added Tuscarora(waiting on the Lizard map) Loyalsack and Cook's forest to the list of scouting areas. So I will be planning separate trips to these areas. Buchannon is on my list for camping weekends...but will never be part of the Central PA forest tour lol. Elk...

I drive sections of it once or twice a month...the Rothrock section sometimes weekly. The whole shebang. Might be a year or so. I go to Moshannon quite often too. Getting to Pine Creek or Sproul is the real challenge. I would appreciate a tag along. But unfortunately...it will not be for...

Got the Cook's forest map from purple lizard today. Lot's of country to explore up there

I have it all drawn on the maps I have. I will be using my US topo maps app to track me for informational purposes. Like I did in the screen shot. Not sure if that will make gpx file or not. I only have the free version

Just wanted to brainstorm with my plan. I have been scouting out the area making sure I get plenty of time in the forests while I wait for the opportunity to make it a trip. I always hear that Pennsylvania just doesn't offer the experiences the west does. But I noticed a lot of people...

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It is getting close to my favorite time of year. Was looking at the reservation sites for both campground and forest sites. As with everything this year they are booking up fast. Guess I need to figure out my plans for the next 3 months

Purple Lizard Maps just opened pre order for the Cook's Forest Map. www.purplelizard.com

Ha. I guess 5 would be fine...but if 6 show up...how you decide who to leave behind. I guess this is why I wait til after i have went to tell anyone I am going...lol I agree though. I like to be solo...but another person would give some peace of mind. I guess my reality is that the part I...

Thanks for the update @armyRN. This brings me back to my original thoughts. I will continue to enjoy PA and continue making my own routes. I have been having the big debate about joining a trail ride. I will keep with my original thoughts on that too. I think 4 vehicles and no more than...

Out of curiosity...is the trip something everyone is gonna do again? Or was this enough for the trail?

Welcome. Be sure to go check out the east coast section for roll call and conversation threads about what PA has to offer.

Wow. Not quite the ride I thought we were all along for...lol Glad it seems everyone is safe. One thing for sure...plan for the plan to change. It seems that over all the TAT ks just like the BDR trails. A great guide line...but go ahead and make your own adventure. Atleast it seems some...

@wigsajumper I have scouted Bald Eagle, Rothrock and Moshannon State forests. Getting ready to hit Buchanan and Tuscarora. Any questions about those I can answer pretty easily. Any questions about other places I can try to help get info. Also. Purple Lizard Maps have a food bit of the PA...

https://maps.dcnr.pa.gov/bof/camping/ The link above shows the motorized camping sites in PA. Search my screen name. I have a few threads showcasing primitive/off grid camping in Pennsylvania. Any specific questions after you check out what we already have posted I would be glad to try to help.

https://maps.dcnr.pa.gov/bof/camping/ The link above shows the motorized camping sites in PA. Search my screen name. I have a few threads showcasing primitive camping in Pennsylvania. Any specific questions after you check out what we already have posted I would be glad to try to help.