Cedar Creek State Park Trails

This one-mile trail runs above the picnic area and was laid out as a project of the Nightingale 4-H Club.

This trail is a favorite shortcut from the swimming area to the Grass Ridge picnic area. Enjoy this easy quarter-mile hike.

This trail begins at the Athletic Field and meanders along Cedar Creek to the park boundary. Many anglers use this scenic trail to access their favorite fishing spots.

This one-mile trail is an extension of Two Run Trail and winds over interesting shale barrens to an area of large timber.

This rugged trail begins near the bridge across Cedar Creek and provides many scenic views of the park. Enjoy 1.75 miles of peaceful, serene hiking.

Stone Trough Trail is a loop trail that begins at the campground and runs up Long Lick to its source. The trail then turns south and climbs a ridge where it passes a stone water trough, hand-carved from solid rock and believe to be more than 100 years old. South Trough then joins Two Run Trail to return to the campground.

This trail begins at the campground and follows Two Run to its source. From there it follows a series of abandoned logging roads and animal trails until it meets Stone Trough Trail and returns to the campground.