Discover 7 parks for cross country skiing within driving distance of Selinsgrove
"Selinsgrove residents and Susquehanna University visitors can easily reach the park for casual walks, paddling, and picnics on the river island away from busier commercial areas."
Milton State Park is a Susquehanna River island park offering day-use recreation, river access, and natural habitats near Milton, Pennsylvania.
"Home to Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove is a college town whose students and families enjoy the park's outdoor amenities and natural beauty."
A 695-acre park in central Pennsylvania featuring Halfway Lake, forested ridges, and year-round outdoor recreation.
"Selinsgrove, home to Susquehanna University, is close enough for day trips to the park, making it a favorite for students and families seeking nature."
A peaceful 220-acre park in Mifflin County, PA, offering picnicking, fishing, and access to Bald Eagle State Forest.
"Selinsgrove, home to Susquehanna University, provides students and families with easy access to the park for camping, swimming, and enjoying the outdoors."
A serene state park in central Pennsylvania featuring Poe Lake, camping, fishing, and access to Bald Eagle State Forest.
"Home to Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove is a college town whose students and locals enjoy the park for outdoor activities and group trips."
A secluded, forested state park offering rustic camping, hiking, and trout fishing in the heart of Rothrock State Forest.
"Home to Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove is a convenient starting point for visitors looking to enjoy the park’s lake, trails, and wildlife."
A 5,900-acre park in Centre County, PA, featuring a large reservoir, diverse habitats, and year-round recreation.
"A regional hub with Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove offers residents and students a convenient destination for day trips to enjoy the park’s outdoor activities."
A scenic state park in Lycoming County, PA, featuring a 94-acre lake, camping, fishing, and hiking in the heart of the Pennsylvania Wilds.
