Three of the areas are wooded and one is open. Picnicking is permitted throughout the year. A small playfield is located near parking area 4. A picnic pavilion is available for reservation, for a daily rental fee. The outdoor person who likes to challenge winter at its' coldest will find Tobyhanna Lake an excellent place to do so.
Common species taken through the ice are pickerel, bass, yellow perch and brook trout.
This trail is also suitable for bicycling. An additional 7 miles of hiking trails are available. The terrain traversed by these hiking trails varies from flat to gently sloped, with some sections being quite rocky. The new Frank Gantz Trail connects the Tobyhanna trail system with trails in Gouldsboro State Park. Motor vehicles are not permitted on the trails, except snowmobiling is permitted on designated trails.