Join DCNR Educator Kylie Orndorf for a relaxing walk along Honey Creek as we discuss this largely coniferous area and the history of the area. This trail is moderately flat with a few hills and uneven sections as we work our way through the towering hemlocks.

Experience the natural beauty of Reeds Gap State Park, a 220-acre wilderness nestled in the New Lancaster Valley of Mifflin County. The park derives its name from Edward and Nancy Reed, who established a water-powered sawmill along Honey Creek in the mid-19th century. Towering hemlocks and white pines provide a serene canopy over Honey Creek, a pristine waterway that meanders through the park.

Transportation: Limited free transportation from State College is available to the Guided Outing on Sunday at 11:00 a.m. See CentredOutdoors.org/transportation

Directions:
Set GPS for 482 State Park Road, Milroy, PA. Park in Lot A and meet at Pavilion 1 (look for the Centred Outdoors flag).

Difficulty: Easy
Hike Distance (miles): 1.5

All Guided Outings are held rain or shine. Cancellations for severe weather or unhealthy conditions will be announced on our website, Facebook, and Instagram.