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Hiking around Browntown explores varied landscapes, including forested hills, lakeside paths, and rail trails along river corridors. The region's terrain is characterized by woodland trails and converted rail trails, offering diverse experiences. Notable features include local rock outcroppings and areas with elevation gain. The network of routes provides options for different fitness levels.
Last updated: June 29, 2026
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The Campbell's Ledge Lookout Trail offers a surprisingly grand vista for a relatively short hike. You'll ascend through wooded areas, navigating a mix of dirt, gravel, and rocky sections, before…
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03:23
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The Luzerne County Levee Trail offers a delightful and accessible experience, winding along the Susquehanna River on a wide, paved surface. You'll pass through a mix of natural riverine scenery…

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02:04
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The Campbell's Ledge and Reservoir Loop takes you through lush forests and past historical coal mine remnants, offering a diverse experience. You'll traverse varied terrain, from dirt paths to steep,…
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01:47
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The Campbell's Ledge & Reservoir loop offers a delightful blend of natural beauty and historical intrigue, making it one of the more popular trails in Luzerne County. You'll traverse varied…
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The Luzerne County Rail Trail offers a delightful and accessible escape, winding alongside the Susquehanna River with continuous scenic views. You'll traverse a mostly flat path of crushed stone and…
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The Luzerne County Rail Trail, also known as the Luzerne County National Recreation Trail, runs about 2 miles along an active rail line and the Susquehanna River. Along the way, you'll have alternating views of the river and rock cliffs.
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Nestled along the banks of the Susquehanna River, Pittston River Park is a beautiful location, boasting spectacular water views. There are picnic tables and several benches, making it a lovely spot to take a break, relax by the river, and enjoy the beauty of the city.
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This picturesque 25-acre lake includes a lovely trail for a scenic hike around its perimeter. Nestled on 246 private acres, parking is allowed on Coxton Road, with two trail gates for reservoir access. The state land gate allows public access entry to enjoy this incredibly scenic area.
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Campbell's Ledge towers nearly 700 feet over the Susquehanna River, and gives you an incredible 30-mile view across the valley. The access trails to this location are privately held and may be closed at the owners discretion. Also, the ledge is extremely exposed and any fall here will be your last, so exercise caution near the edge.
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Campbell's Ledge towers nearly 700 feet over the Susquehanna River, and gives you an incredible 30-mile view across the valley. The access trails to this location are privately held and may be closed at the owners discretion. Also, the ledge is extremely exposed and any fall here will be your last, so exercise caution near the edge.
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This reservoir is lesser known than its namesake ledge, just a short distance away. However, it offers a serene setting with excellent views, especially if you happen to be around near sunset.
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Yes, the region offers several accessible trails perfect for a family outing. A great option is the Seven Tubs Main Loop loop from Parsons. It's a relatively short walk that allows you to explore the area without too much difficulty.
For those seeking more of a challenge, the Campbell's Ledge – Campbell's Ledge loop from Duryea is a great choice. This moderate route involves more elevation gain, rewarding hikers with scenic views from the rock outcropping.
Many trails in the area are suitable for hiking with a dog, provided they are kept on a leash. The Luzerne County Rail Trail — Pittstown is a good choice, as its wide, flat path is comfortable for both you and your four-legged companion.
Yes, there are several loop trails so you can end your hike where you started. The Deer, Hilltop & Maconaquah Trail loop within Frances Slocum State Park is a popular circular route that takes you through beautiful woodlands.
For a rewarding vista, the trail to Campbell's Ledge is highly recommended. The Campbell's Ledge & Reservoir loop includes a climb to this rock outcropping, which offers great views of the surrounding landscape.
The trails around Browntown are well-regarded by the komoot community, with an average rating of 4.3 stars. Hikers often praise the region's mix of quiet woodland paths, lakeside scenery, and well-maintained rail trails.
Yes, many routes explore the region's waterways. Hikes within Frances Slocum State Park, for example, often feature paths that run alongside the 165-acre Frances Slocum Lake, offering lovely water views.
The terrain is quite varied. You'll find everything from flat, easy-to-walk rail trails along river corridors to moderately challenging climbs through forested hills. This mix provides suitable options for different fitness levels and preferences.
For any hike, it's essential to wear sturdy footwear with good grip. We recommend bringing:
Yes, Frances Slocum State Park is a major hub for hiking in the area. It contains a network of trails, including lakeside loops and woodland paths, making it a popular destination for a full day of outdoor activity.
While this guide highlights the top routes, there are many more trails to discover. The komoot community has shared dozens of routes, showcasing the extensive network of paths through the region's state parks, nature preserves, and forests.


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