State Game Lands Number 322 loop from Huntingdon

If you're looking for a solid touring cycling adventure that blends natural beauty with a decent workout, the State Game Lands Number 322 loop from Huntingdon is a moderate 18.8-mile (30.3 km) route with 1268 feet (386 metres) of climbing, taking about 1 hour and 56 minutes. It's a great option for cyclists ready to tackle varied terrain and enjoy Pennsylvania's wild forests, offering a more rugged experience than typical rail trails.

What to expect on State Game Lands Number 322 loop from Huntingdon

Expect a journey through the classic Appalachian ridge-and-valley landscape, with the route winding through contiguous, upland, deciduous forests on Warrior Ridge. You'll encounter a mix of inclines and descents, particularly in the western part with its steep hollows and hilly terrain. While some administrative roads offer a smoother ride, be prepared for a moderate to challenging effort, especially if you venture onto less-maintained segments. This route is ideal for touring cyclists who appreciate wild beauty and aren't afraid of some elevation gain.

Planning your visit

Accessing State Game Lands 322 is generally straightforward, with specific administrative roads open to bicyclists. While no specific parking details are provided for this exact loop, you'll find various access points around the game lands. The varied forest displays make autumn a particularly scenic time to visit, but the route is enjoyable throughout the warmer months. Always check local conditions before heading out.

Trail details

• Distance: 18.8 miles (30.3 km)
• Elevation gain: 1268 feet (386 metres)
• Difficulty: moderate
• Estimated time: 1 hours and 56 minutes