Go to camping for more information. There are approximately 25 miles of well maintained trails through the park area. A one-half mile exercise trail is provided in the large cabin area. Rhododendron and mountain laurel abound throughout the park and many varieties of wildlife, including deer, bear, turkey and grouse are seen in the area. A popular canoe trip, lasting approximately 4.5 hours, is the 10-mile trip from Clear Creek to Cook Forest State Park.
Rental canoes are available from commercial sources outside the park.
No boat launching permits are required. A canoe launching area is available near the cabin area. This program includes guided walks and evening campfire programs in the camping area. An environmental interpreter is also available to explain and interpret the natural phenomena of the park. A visitor center with logging and nature exhibits is open from spring until fall.