Dunnfield Creek Natural area is a helmlock ravine through which Dunnfield Creek, a spring fed stream containing both stocked and natural trout, cascades toward the Delaware River. Sunfish Pond natural area is a spring fed lake occupying a 44 acre glacier formed basin near the ridge of the Kittatinny Mountians. D rinking water is available at the Worthington State Forest office. Several streams and springs are in the area but ar not tested. Use of the water is not recommended unless treated.
Camping is permitted only in backpacker campsites.
We see glistening sunbeams in a deep cooled ravine, a lush dark green primative forest canopy which shines starlight upon a trout ladden cascading stream. A fter a short walk above the trout stream with its cascading waters and small waterfall pools, one comes to a decision point and a sign. Even if you elect to take the AT, I suggest you take a two minute walk on the Green Trail to the first bridge and see the Dunnfield Creek waterfall. It may be small but in the deep ravine, it's a great feeling, cool and a water source too. The Dunnfield Creek also takes you to Sunfish Pond.