Fifteen ponds serve as an important link in the Atlantic flyway for nearly 20 species during waterfowl migration. In addition, hikers may also see bear, coyote, beaver, deer, snapping turtles, turkey, osprey and bald eagles. The southern trailhead is located on Forest Road 157, one mile south of Marienville on Loleta Road. The northern trailhead is located on Forest Road 376, two and one-half miles east of Marienville on Lamonaville Road. Marienville is located along Route 66, north of Cook Forest.
Parking is provided just past the main camping area where the route begins.
Skiers follow the loop of the main park road to Truby Trail, follow the pipeline, and take a left onto the park's most popular trail, Clear Creek, which continues back to the parking area. An abundance of wildlife is certain to be seen along the way. Roadways and adjacent state forest lands are also available ski routes with a lighted ice skating tract located in the large cabin area. Located off Rt. 949 in Sigel.