ATV/Dirtbiking
1.
Bloody Skillet
Named after the Bloody Skillet Road, this 31-mile trail runs the length of the ridgetop overlooking the city of Orviston. Along the way, riders can challenge themselves and fine tune skills in three un-reclaimed strip mines.
2.
Snow Shoe Rail Trail
Connecting more than 20 miles of township roads with more expected to follow, this trail is an excellent choice for beginners and offers remarkable views across the rolling landscape of The Alleghenies.
Boating
1.
"Red" Moshannon Creek Lower Section
The Class II rapids found along stretches of Red Moshannon Creek in the State College Destination Area make it a great stream to hone whitewater paddling skills.
2.
"Red" Moshannon Creek Upper Section
There are no developed access points along this section of Red Moshannon Creek in the State College Destination Area.
3.
Bald Eagle Creek Lower Section
This section of the Bald Eagle Creek in the State College Destination Area has two public access points.
4.
Bald Eagle Creek Upper Section
There are no developed access points in this section of the Bald Eagle Creek in the State College Destination Area.
5.
Black Moshannon Lake
A 250-acre lake in Black Mosshannon State Park with three boat launches and 90 mooring spaces in the State College Destination Area.
6.
Laurence J. Perez Lake
A 72-acre lake with 1.2 miles of shoreline in Penn State University’s Stone Valley Recreation Area in the State College Destination Area.
7.
Penns Creek
Canoeing on Penns Creek in the State College Destination Area is possible in early spring, but since this is a favorite spot of fishermen, it may be best to paddle other waters after the opening of trout season in mid-April.
8.
Sayers Lake
Bald Eagle State Park in the State College Destination Area is home to this 1,730-acre lake with seven boat launches and 369 mooring spaces.
9.
Spring Creek
Spring Creek in the State College Destination Area has a stretch of Class I and Class II whitewater with access at Spring Creek Park in State College.
10.
West Branch of Susquehanna River
Sections 6 and 7 of the West Branch of the Susquehanna offer flat water paddling in the State College Destination Area. There is access available at Karthaus.
11.
Whipple Lake
A 22-acre lake with one boat launch and mooring area in the State College Destination Area.
Fishing
1.
"Red" Moshannon Creek Lower Section
The Class II rapids found along stretches of Red Moshannon Creek in the State College Destination Area make it a great stream to hone whitewater paddling skills.
2.
"Red" Moshannon Creek Upper Section
There are no developed access points along this section of Red Moshannon Creek in the State College Destination Area.
3.
Bald Eagle Creek Lower Section
This section of the Bald Eagle Creek in the State College Destination Area has two public access points.
4.
Bald Eagle Creek Upper Section
There are no developed access points in this section of the Bald Eagle Creek in the State College Destination Area.
5.
Black Moshannon Lake
A 250-acre lake in Black Mosshannon State Park with three boat launches and 90 mooring spaces in the State College Destination Area.
6.
Laurence J. Perez Lake
A 72-acre lake with 1.2 miles of shoreline in Penn State University’s Stone Valley Recreation Area in the State College Destination Area.
7.
Penns Creek
Canoeing on Penns Creek in the State College Destination Area is possible in early spring, but since this is a favorite spot of fishermen, it may be best to paddle other waters after the opening of trout season in mid-April.
8.
Sayers Lake
Bald Eagle State Park in the State College Destination Area is home to this 1,730-acre lake with seven boat launches and 369 mooring spaces.
9.
Spring Creek
Spring Creek in the State College Destination Area has a stretch of Class I and Class II whitewater with access at Spring Creek Park in State College.
10.
West Branch of Susquehanna River
Sections 6 and 7 of the West Branch of the Susquehanna offer flat water paddling in the State College Destination Area. There is access available at Karthaus.
11.
Whipple Lake
A 22-acre lake with one boat launch and mooring area in the State College Destination Area.
Scuba Diving
1.
Sayers Lake
Bald Eagle State Park in the State College Destination Area is home to this 1,730-acre lake with seven boat launches and 369 mooring spaces.
Swimming
1.
Black Moshannon Lake
A 250-acre lake in Black Mosshannon State Park with three boat launches and 90 mooring spaces in the State College Destination Area.
2.
Sayers Lake
Bald Eagle State Park in the State College Destination Area is home to this 1,730-acre lake with seven boat launches and 369 mooring spaces.
3.
Whipple Lake
A 22-acre lake with one boat launch and mooring area in the State College Destination Area.
Water Skiing
1.
Sayers Lake
Bald Eagle State Park in the State College Destination Area is home to this 1,730-acre lake with seven boat launches and 369 mooring spaces.