A map is available at the State Park Office and Corps of Engineers Visitor Center. It is blazed in green, and circles the entire lake. Four overnight areas are provided, and registration is required. It offers a great opportunity to view wildlife and is mile long. It was developed through the cooperative efforts of the Division of Wildlife, the National Wild Turkey Federation and East Fork State Park.
Educational plaques enhance exploration of the park's natural history.
This woodland trail offers abundant spring wildflowers and spectacular vistas of Harsha Lake year round.