Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Lyman Run State Park covers approximately 595 acres in the rugged landscape of Potter County, Pennsylvania. The park is anchored by Lyman Run Lake, a 45-acre body of water that provides a scenic backdrop for various recreational activities. The area is rich in hardwood and white pine forests, offering a haven for wildlife, including deer, black bears, and diverse bird species. Established in 1951, the park has long been a favorite for those seeking tranquility and outdoor adventure. Key attractions include hiking along well-maintained trails, fishing for trout in the lake, and enjoying the peaceful ambiance of the forest. The park also serves as an ideal spot for picnicking, camping, and seasonal activities such as cross-country skiing. Its proximity to the Susquehannock State Forest enhances its appeal for visitors looking to explore the greater wilderness areas nearby.
