This is an ideal add-on trek if you're already spending the day in the Laurel Highlands. The 28-acre wetland is easy to access from the parking lot or end of the Wolf Rocks trail.

Participants will hike the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail, starting at mile 70 in Seward and ending at mile zero in Ohiopyle State Park. The event includes an 11-mile sprint at the end.

Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail As part of the Pennsylvania State Parks system, the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail is ranked among the best trails for both accessibility and beauty. The trail runs ...

The nearby Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail cuts an impressive and unquestionably rugged 70-mile path along 2,700-foot Laurel Ridge. Refuel on a near-constant diet of spectacular ...

Backpackers using the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail (LHHT) get a break, as they need not carry a tent or water, thanks to shelter areas spread six to 12 miles apart on the 70-mile route. Each area ...