Conodoguinet Creek Water Trail:

• Map and Trail Guide (pdf): Funding for the map and trail guide was provided by Pennsylvania Department of Conservation & Natural Resources through the Pennsylvania Water Trail Partnership and the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau
  • Safety Alert
    • Check stream conditions prior to any outing at USGS water gauge - Hogestown. Recommended stream levels for boating is above 1.7.  6 is action stage, 8 is flood stage!

Yellow Breeches Creek Water Trail:

• Map and Trail Guide(pdf)
  • Safety Alerts 
    • The Andersontown Road bridge between access points B3, MCormick Park, and B4, Lower Allen Community Park, is closed and under construction. The creek is passable and no portage is necessary but boaters should remain alert when paddling through the area. Construction is expected to last through November. 
    • There is a downed tree upstream of access point B6 - Yellow Breeches Park, 2050 Sheepford Road, making the creek difficult to navigate.  It is recommended that paddlers exit the creek at Lower Allen Community Park or Liberty Forge to avoid the hazard. Additionally, boaters should be aware that stream conditions are constantly changing and paddlers must remain alert for water hazards.   
    • The Spanglers Mill Road bridge near access point B8 Spangler's Mill is closed for construction.  During construction, paddler's must exit the creek on the left bank and portage around the bridge. Construction is expected to last through November.  Portage schematic   
    • Check stream conditions prior to any outing at USGS water gauge - Camp Hill. Recommended stream levels for boating are between 1.4-2.0.  6 is action stage, 7 is flood stage!
• Periodic Closures at Messiah College
• Interactive Mobile Trail Guide
• Yellow Breeches Creek Ambassador Program

Susquehanna River:

• Middle Susquehanna River Water Trail – 50 miles, Sunbury to Middletown 

• Lower Susquehanna River Water Trail – 53 miles, Harrisburg to Maryline Line