Purple Lizard Maps  Raystown Lake Pennsylvania

• One side of the map covers all of Raystown Lake; scale is 1:45,135 (1 in. = 0.7 mi.)
• The other side has a detailed map of the Allegrippis Trail System and Trough Creek State Park; scale is 1:22,588 (1 in. = 0.4 mi.)
• Includes both latitude and longitude and UTM coordinate systems
• Maps feature contour lines, elevation data, shaded relief, lake depths and lake navigation markers
• Key planning details include backroads and trails, trail use designations, road surfaces (paved/gravel/4WD), parking access, campsites, public lands, historic sites and more
• Shows the 30-mile length of Raystown Lake from Huntingdon to Saxton, which is owned and managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
• Includes a section of Rothrock State Forest and Trough Creek State Park on the eastern side of Raystown Lake, Warriors Path and Canoe Creek State Parks
• Also includes parts of State Game Lands 67, 73, 99, 118, 322
• 323 mi. Mid State Trail (MST) shown from Lower Rail Trail south of Water Street to Williamsburg, continuing south on Tussey Mountain ridgeline on western side of Raystown Lake
• Map ends just after the MST crosses Route 165; on the eastern side of Raystown Lake, Terrace Mountain Trail follows the lake and has a shelter north of Trough Creek State Park
• Major biking trails are all about the Allegrippis Mountain Bike Trail System—a favorite destination for cyclists around the country
• This 33-mile network of mountain bike flow trails is considered one of the best riding experiences in the country; a mountain bike skills park is located by the Visitor Center
• Juniata College in Huntingdon has a network of walking paths and hiking trails around an environmental art installation by Maya Lin
• Seven Points Recreation Area offers multiple camping areas, a marina, rental boats, swimming beach, walking paths and picnic areas
• Ridenour and Hawn's Overlooks are easy to access and offer fantastic lake views; Trough Creek State Park in Rothrock State Forest has a historic balanced rock and an ice mine
• Covers the towns of Alexandria, Broad Top City, Huntingdon, Saxton, Saltillo and Williamsburg
• Highlights and designates public trails and paths including hiking, biking and rail trails managed by federal, state and local authorities
• Covers campgrounds, picnic areas, climbing areas, car camping sites and scenic overlooks; lizard icons signify cool places, sweet views, local legends and points of interest

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