Discover 9 parks for fishing within driving distance of Slippery Rock
"As a nearby college town, Slippery Rock students and residents frequently visit the park for hiking, kayaking, and student group activities."
Massive reclaimed park with 3,225-acre Lake Arthur and 14.7-mile paved bike trail.
"Home to Slippery Rock University, this college town is a hub for students and visitors seeking outdoor activities at the park."
A scenic park in western Pennsylvania featuring a historic gristmill, covered bridge, rugged gorge, and outdoor recreation.
"Home to Slippery Rock University, students and locals frequently visit the park for outdoor recreation, group outings, and nature study."
A 2,856-acre park centered around Lake Wilhelm, offering boating, fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing in Mercer County, PA.
"Slippery Rock, a college town, offers students and locals a convenient spot for outdoor adventure and group trips to the park."
A boat-access-only state park featuring undeveloped river islands, mature forests, and wildlife habitat along the Allegheny River.
"As a college town, Slippery Rock students and residents head to Pymatuning for group camping trips and lakeside relaxation."
Pennsylvania's largest park with 17,088-acre lake and famous fish spillway.
"As a college town, Slippery Rock students and faculty visit Raccoon Creek for group outings and nature exploration."
Features a renowned Wildflower Reserve with 500+ species and extensive trails.
"Slippery Rock, home to Slippery Rock University, is a college town where students and residents often visit Oil Creek State Park for hiking, biking, and educational field trips."
Historic park in northwestern Pennsylvania, preserving the birthplace of the oil industry and offering diverse outdoor recreation.
"As a college town, Slippery Rock students and visitors come to Point State Park for outdoor activities, festivals, and to explore Pittsburgh’s cultural scene."
A historic urban park at Pittsburgh’s Three Rivers confluence, featuring a fountain, riverfront trails, and remnants of 18th-century forts.
"Slippery Rock, home to Slippery Rock University, is a college town where students and locals often travel to Cook Forest State Park for outdoor recreation and group activities."
Ancient old-growth forest cathedral with 300+ year-old trees and Clarion River.
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