Cedar Run lures fly fishers to Pine Creek's trout-rich waters in Pennsylvania's Little Grand Canyon. This quiet hamlet in Tiadaghton State Forest promises rugged hikes and rail trail rides amid hemlock groves. Pettecote Junction Campground anchors your trip with WiFi sites from $51 a night.
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Cedar Run hugs Pine Creek in Lycoming County, where anglers wade for wild brown trout under soaring canyon walls. Tiadaghton State Forest surrounds the area with 165,000 acres of trails, including the Black Walnut Bottom path to waterfalls and vistas. Local anglers gather at creek-side pull-offs during the spring hatches.
Pettecote Junction serves as Cedar Run's sole RV park, ideal for fishers with creekfront access and families drawn to its model train layout. Remote workers appreciate the WiFi while rates start at $51 per night. It positions you perfectly for day trips down the 62-mile Pine Creek Rail Trail.
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Cedar Run excels in fly fishing on Pine Creek amid Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon gorges. Anglers target native brown and rainbow trout during hatches from April to June. Tiadaghton State Forest adds hiking trails through old-growth forests and past hidden waterfalls.
Pettecote Junction provides the key RV park right in Cedar Run. Nestled along Pine Creek, it offers WiFi-equipped sites starting at $51/night with easy gorge access. It suits anglers and hikers exploring the surrounding state forest.
Yes, Pettecote Junction welcomes pets at its Cedar Run location. Keep leashes handy for walks along Pine Creek trails in Tiadaghton State Forest. This setup lets furry companions join your fishing or hiking adventures without hassle.