Hiking - GUERNSEY
About:
Guernsey State Park has many scenic and historical trail hiking opportunities. Guernsey State Park was designed and built by the Civilian Conservation Corp in the 1930s. Part of their original design for the Park was the establishment of scenic and challenging hiking trails. There are approximately 14 miles of established historic trails still available for hiking enthusiasts at the park.
Location- Most of the hiking trails at Guernsey State Park are found on the west side of the reservoir.
- A trail kiosk with a map of the trail system can be found at the trailhead located at the turn-off to the Brimmer Point Overlook.
AvailabilityTrails are open to the public year-around.
FeesAppropriate Daily Use and Overnight Camping fees apply.
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Attention:
Boat Ramps are Unavailable until Spring 2027 - - - - - Dump Station is Closed until Spring 2027 - - - - - Water Systems are Closed until Spring 2027 - - - - - All Campsites are First-Come, First-Served Until May 15, 2027 - - - - - Electric Sites Available During Winter Season at: Skyline, Sandy Beach and Sandy Point Campgrounds - - - - -
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The Guernsey Museum is a seasonal facility that is open from May 1 through September 30. Visitors may visit the Museum between the hours of 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m..
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