Hiking Hickory Run Trail, in Hickory Run State Park, Carbon County Pa. A level grade separate from the old water line, and not looking like a mill race, makes its way along the Hickory Run. Was this one of the old logging railroads? The far western end of this trail was definitely a spur from the Lehigh Valley Railroad, because USGS maps from 1900 show it...but was this an extension? | Metrotrails

Hickory Run State Park offers 44 miles of scenic trails, showcasing the natural beauty of Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains. During winter, this park transforms into a breathtaking wonderland, inviting visitors to explore its snowy landscapes and discover beauty at every turn. 📸 @thehappydayschalet 📍 Lenapehoking (Lenni-Lenape) and Susquehannock lands | Visit USA Parks

Scenes in Hickory Run State Park along Shades of Death Trail, at Stametz Dam. Carbon County Pa. The area of the park was once known as the "Shades of Death", because of the unforgiving rocky, and agriculturally useless lands. Property here and throughout the Poconos was given away after the Revolutionary War, but most grantees didn't bother to try settling here. Robert Morris purchased much of it in 1793. When the Upper Division of the Lehigh Canal was completed just to the west in 1838, the log

Hickory Run State Park isn't known for trophy trout. Meanwhile, anglers can find excellent scenery and pan size trout perfect for the grill in this Pennsylvania State Park. Find out where and how to catch these fish now in this episode of Pautzke Outdoors. | Pautzke Bait Company