
Little Beaver State Park offers 18 trails for hiking.
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Many seasonal wildflowers and a stand of virgin pine and oak are features of this half-mile trail that encircles a portion of Beaver Creek. The trail runs above the lake.
This is a challenging bike trail full of rocks and steep inclines. It is an extreme .6 mile challenge.
A .5 mile trail that follows a laurel thicket along Beaver Creek.
A moderate .4 mile of wooded trail for bikers and hikers.
Very rocky and challenging trail with steep terrain. 1.2 miles.
An open trail with .8 miles of changing terrain. The trail changes from an open field to a steep wooded incline.
Starts off moderate and then becomes very steep. .4 mile.
A wooded .5 mile easy trail. Wooded with moderate changing terrain.
A moderate .25 mile trail in a stand of hemlocks.
This trail is 2.6 miles and is the second longest trail in the park. It follows the park boundary along Country Club Road and is an easy to moderate walk with changing scenery.
A loop trail that follows the lake front. Very easy and a 1.1 distance.
This trail has an incline, sometimes steep, that follows the ridge above the lake. It is a 2.2 mile trail
This trail is 1.95 miles long. The scenery ranges from deep woods to open meadows. Gentle loop trail that follows Laurel Run Creek.
This trail is 2.5 miles long, which makes it the longest in the park. It follows the park boundary with extreme terrain challenges to bikers and hikers.
Rocky and steep wooded trail with changing terrain. The length is .9 miles.
This rocky trail is .7 miles long. It is considered to be a moderate to extreme trail for bikers.
A short rocky trail that runs along a ridge spur. .5 miles.
Moderate 1.5 mile wooded trail with changing terrain.
