Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Little Pine State Park, situated in the picturesque valley of Little Pine Creek, is spread across the rugged hills of central Pennsylvania. With its 2,158 acres of protected land, the park is a natural gateway for exploring the scenic Pine Creek Gorge area. The park is home to various hardwood and coniferous forests, providing a habitat for diverse wildlife, including birds, deer, and the occasional black bear. The area has historical significance with its establishment in 1937 as part of the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) projects. The park features the impounded 94-acre Little Pine Lake, which serves as a central recreational hub for visitors. Offering a variety of activities, from fishing and boating to cross-country skiing and snowmobiling in winter, Little Pine State Park is a haven for those seeking outdoor adventure or a peaceful retreat in nature. The park's hiking trails offer panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys, inviting hikers to explore the lush landscape and discover its diverse flora and fauna. Visitors can also enjoy camping under the stars, with options ranging from modern campsites to more rustic settings.
