BIKE
• Cruise between several parks and communities north of Williamsport on the 11-mile Lycoming Creek Bikeway.
• Ride through the “Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania” on the 60-mile crushed limestone Pine Creek Rail Trail. Take in the rock outcrops, wildlife and waterfalls along the way. Rent bikes and access the trail at Big Pine Outfitters in nearby Waterville. 570-753-5772; www.bigpineoutfitters.com.
• Discover rocky steep climbs and descents in the Wyoming State Forest. Camp at World Ends State Park and let a local guide show the way. 570.525.3368; www.dcnr.state.pa.us.
• Negotiate rocks and roots on 48 miles of trails and nearly 100 miles of connecting forestry roads at R. B. Winter State Park. 570-966-1455; www.dcnr.state.pa.us.
• Pick up extra tubes at the Bicycle Center. 570-323-1153.

RUN
• Learn technique and make some running buddies at Elite Feet’s weekly running group. 866-646-3338; www.elitefeetinc.com.
• Kick up some dirt on the rocky, flat 3- or 5-mile Lakeside Trail at Bald Eagle Mountain State Park. 814-625-2775; www.dcnr.state.pa.us.
• Run the bases at Lamade Stadium — home of the Little League World Series.
Train for the grueling Bald Eagle Mountain Megatransect with a trail run up and over Bald Eagle Mountain. www.ultrahike.com.
• Roam 868 acres of woodlands and meadows at nearby Rider Park. 570-321-1500; www.wlfoundation.org.
• Pace yourself on the jeep roads or wooded trails at Mosquito Valley Reservoir. Check out the 3-mile Blue Bird Trail or 6-mile Racoon Trail.


HIKE/CAMP
• Pitch a tent or reserve a cottage in the 2,158-acre Little Pine State Park. The flat, 5-mile Lake Shore Trail makes an easy nature hike. The 2.7-mile Panther Run Trail provides difficult terrain with stunning vistas. 570-753-600; www.dcnr.state.pa.us.
• Backpack or dayhike by the mountain ridges and streams of the Loyalsock watershed. Pick up the 60-mile Loyalsock Trail from Worlds End State Park. Camp along the trail in designated areas or loop back to park’s rustic cabins or tent spots. 570-924-3287; www.dcnr.state.pa.us.
• Visit Lyon Camping & Supply. 877-368-LYON; www.lyoncamping.com.
• Access the 250-mile Mid State backpacking trail from the rocky gorge of Ravensburg State Park or Little Pine State Park. Camp at designated sites or along the trail. www.dcnr.state.pa.us.
• Less than an hour from Williamsport, discover dense forests, wild streams and grand views from the easy to moderate 27-mile Old Loggers loop. www.dcnr.state.pa.us.


PADDLE
• Play at the 94-acre Little Pine Lake. Rent a paddleboat, canoe or rowboat at the park from Memorial Day to Labor Day. 570-753-600; www.dcnr.state.pa.us.
• Bounce between islands and float the rippling waters of the Susquehanna between Williamsport and Muncy. Organize rentals and shuttle with Bubbs Canoe. 570-584-4547; www.bubbscanoe.com.
• Canoe or kayak the relaxed Class I-II water of Pine Creek. Get basic instruction and rent everything you need at Waterville’s Big Pine Outfitters. 570-753-5772; www.bigpineoutfitters.com.
• Paddle the kettle creek lake in Kettle Creek State Park. Rent a kayak and hitch a ride with Rock River Trail Outfitters Inc. 570-748-1818; www.rockriverandtrail.com.