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Moraine State Park Poison Mushrooms © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/17/10 view along the bike trail.
Moraine State Park Regatta 2012 © Jeff Hudak
Some of this years Puddle Duck entries
Moraine State Park Winterfest 2011 © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 01/22/11 during Winterfest at McDanels.
Moraine State Park Fall Colors © Jeff Hudak
Photo taken at the Cabin Area - October, 2021
Moraine State Park Fall Colors © Jeff Hudak
Photo Taken at the Cabin Area - October, 2021
Moraine State Park A Natural Beauty © Jeff Hudak
White Flowering Dogwood Tree. Photo taken early May, 2019.
Moraine State Park Northern Water Snake - From the front © Jeff Hudak
Happened upon this surprise along the Bike Trail, on the water side - July, 2014
Moraine State Park Northern Water Snake - From the side © Jeff Hudak
Happened upon this surprise along the Bike Trail, on the water side - July, 2014
Moraine State Park North Country Trail © Jeff Hudak
North Country Trail in Winter - February, 2022
Moraine State Park Prestons Pearl © Jeff Hudak
The New Tour Boat - November, 2021
Moraine State Park Beavers at Work © Jeff Hudak
Photo taken along the bike trail - February, 2021
Moraine State Park Winter Gulls © Jeff Hudak
Gulls in the air, and on ice
Moraine State Park Moraine Eagles © Jeff Hudak
First encounter with Eagles along the bike trail. November, 2020
Moraine State Park Winter Gulls © Jeff Hudak
Gulls in the air, and on ice
Moraine State Park Prestons Pearl © Jeff Hudak
The New Tour Boat - November, 2021
Moraine State Park Beaver Activity © Jeff Hudak
Beaver Activity at McDanels Boat Launch - March, 2022
Moraine State Park Beavers At Work © Jeff Hudak
View from along the Sunken Garden Trail. February, 2019
Moraine State Park Bear Run © Jeff Hudak
Bear Run in Winter - January, 2022
Moraine State Park Early February Thaw © Jeff Hudak
View from a lookout, along the Sunken Garden Trail. February, 2019
Moraine State Park Trailhead © Jeff Hudak
View from along the Sunken Garden Trail. February, 2019
Moraine State Park Alien Invaders © Jeff Hudak
View from along the Sunken Garden Trail. February, 2019
Moraine State Park Eagle Sighting Area © Jeff Hudak
Eagle Sighting Area. Photo taken at the 528 Launch area.
Moraine State Park Fall Colors © Jeff Hudak
Fall Colors at McDanels Boat Launch - November, 2021
Moraine State Park Keebler Elves Cookie Tree - But no cookies found © Jeff Hudak
Cabin Area. January 2019
Moraine State Park Eagle Sighting Area © Jeff Hudak
Eagle Sighting Area. Photo taken at the 528 Launch area
Moraine State Park Female Mallard Duck © Jeff Hudak
This gal was up close and personal during my recent kayak outing, just off of the docks at the cabin area. August, 2019
Moraine State Park Eastern Comma Butterfly Polygonia comma © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/27/04 North Shore Marina.
Moraine State Park Eastern Comma Butterfly Polygonia comma © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/27/04 North Shore Marina.
Moraine State Park Canada Geese and Goslings © Jeff Hudak
Canada Geese and Goslings. Photo taken at the 528 Launch area.
Moraine State Park Beavers at McDanels © Jeff Hudak
A lucky find while Kayaking. Courtesy of Brenda
Moraine State Park McDanels Boat Launch © Jeff Hudak
View of McDanels Boat Launch from along the Bike Trail. October 2015
Moraine State Park Island View © Jeff Hudak
View of the Island, from a vantage point along the bike trail. October 2015
Moraine State Park Lakeview Beach © Jeff Hudak
View of Lakeview Beach from along the Bike Trail. October 2015
Moraine State Park Moraine Nature © Jeff Hudak
View from Watts Bay - June 2017
Moraine State Park Moraine Nature © Jeff Hudak
Fledgling Osprey - View from along the bike trail. July 2017
Moraine State Park Moraine Nature © Jeff Hudak
Northern Water Snakes
Moraine State Park Watts Bay In Fall © Jeff Hudak
Boat launch at Watts Bay. October 2015
Moraine State Park © Lorna Vun
Moraine State Park © Lorna Vun
Moraine State Park Beautiful Sky © Lorna Vun
On a November morning
Moraine State Park Canada Geese and Goslings © Jeff Hudak
Canada Geese and Goslings. Photo taken at the 528 Launch area.
Moraine State Park Canada Geese and Goslings © Jeff Hudak
Canada Geese and Goslings. Photo taken at the 528 Launch area.
Moraine State Park Hopefully, an abandoned paper wasp nest © Jeff Hudak
View from along the Sunken Garden Trail. February, 2019
Moraine State Park Polygonia Interrogationis, The Question Mark © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/26/04 view from cabin area.
Moraine State Park Hidden River Canoe Trail © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/17/11 view from kayak along the Hidden River Canoe Trail.
Moraine State Park Bird of Prey © Jeff Hudak
Red-tailed Hawk. Photo taken along the bike trail.
Moraine State Park Mushroom © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/28/2002 view around the cabin area.
Moraine State Park Windsurfing © Jeff Hudak
Windsurfing at Barbers Point. Photo taken on 10/14/12.
Moraine State Park Regatta 2011 © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/06/11 view from the Pleasant Valley area on the South Shore.
Moraine State Park Bird of Prey © Jeff Hudak
Red-tailed Hawk. Photo taken along the bike trail.
Moraine State Park Regatta 2012 © Jeff Hudak
Nautical Nature overseeing the Puddle Duck entries
Moraine State Park Regatta 2011 © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/06/11 view from the Pleasant Valley area on the South Shore.
Moraine State Park Windsurfing © Jeff Hudak
Windsurfing at Barbers Point. Photo taken on 10/14/12.
Moraine State Park Regatta 2011 © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/06/11 view from the Pleasant Valley area on the South Shore.
Moraine State Park Windsurfing © Jeff Hudak
Windsurfing at Barbers Point. Photo taken on 10/14/12.
Moraine State Park Regatta 2011 © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/06/11 view from the Pleasant Valley area on the South Shore.
Moraine State Park Summer Sunset © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/13/11 view from cabin 3 dock area.
Moraine State Park Mystery Waterfowl © Jeff Hudak
I happened upon this little guy at McDanels Launch in April of 2018. Identification is a Grebe, one of a possible 22 species of freshwater diving birds.
Moraine State Park Hopefully, an abandoned paper wasp nest © Jeff Hudak
View from along the Sunken Garden Trail. February, 2019
Moraine State Park Hickory Horned Devil © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/17/11 View on North Shore Drive.
Moraine State Park Newborn Fawn © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 05/08/11 along the bike trail at approx. 2.25 miles.
Moraine State Park Baby Bird Rescue © Jeff Hudak
Photo taken on 6/6/12. View from behind the bike rental area, along the treeline.
Moraine State Park Burning Bush © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 10/12/08 view from bike rental area.
Moraine State Park Lilly Pads © Jeff Hudak
View from kayak at McDanels Boat Launch.
Moraine State Park Fall © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 11/13/10 on the land side across from cabin 6 area.
Moraine State Park Winter © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 02/19/07 view from cabin 6.
Moraine State Park Regatta 2012 © Jeff Hudak
The only way to fly for a birds-eye view of the activities
Moraine State Park Canada Geese © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 07/10/11 view at the far end of the Marina on the hill.
Moraine State Park Winter © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 02/19/07 view from cabin 6.
Moraine State Park Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/17/10 along the bike trail at Watts Bay.
Moraine State Park Winter © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 01/23/11 along the butterfly trail heading toward the bike rental area.
Moraine State Park Winter © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 01/08/11 view from mid-island across to the dam.
Moraine State Park Winter Sunset © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 01/30/11 view from mid-island across to the dam.
Moraine State Park Winter into Spring © Jeff Hudak
View from the bike trail. Photo taken on 03/10/13
Moraine State Park Moon Rise © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/15/08 view from the Marina area.
Moraine State Park Lilly Pads © Jeff Hudak
View from kayak at McDanels Boat Launch.
Moraine State Park Regatta 2012 © Jeff Hudak
The Lego Contest area.
Moraine State Park Heron © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/25/09 view from kyak on the cabin side of the island at McDanels.
Moraine State Park Summer © Jeff Hudak
View from along the bike trail.
Moraine State Park Regatta 2012 © Jeff Hudak
The Lego Pit and Contest tents for the Kids
Moraine State Park Canada Geese © Jeff Hudak
Photo taken the 3rd week of May. View from below the former Marina Restaurant.
Moraine State Park Regatta 2012 © Jeff Hudak
Outdoor Skills, sponsored by the Boy Scouts
Moraine State Park © Mike Barnes
Moraine State Park © Mike Barnes
Moraine State Park Regatta 2012 © Jeff Hudak
Navigating in high winds
Moraine State Park Regatta 2012 © Jeff Hudak
One brave Paddler among the Kayakers
Moraine State Park Regatta 2012 © Jeff Hudak
SurfSup Adventures - Stand Up Paddling
Moraine State Park Nautical Nature © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/22/09 view from cabin 6 dock area.
Moraine State Park Baby Red Fox © Jeff Hudak
Photo taken on 6/6/12. Seems to like the warm pavement
Moraine State Park Fall © Jeff Hudak
View from cabin 6 dock area.
Moraine State Park Fall © Jeff Hudak
View from the deck of the former Marina Restaurant.
Moraine State Park Summer Sunset © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/22/09 view from cabin 6 dock area.
Moraine State Park Osprey Nesting © Jeff Hudak
Osprey Nesting
Moraine State Park Ice Sailing © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken at Pleasant Valley area.
Moraine State Park © Mike Barnes
Moraine State Park Lake House in Winter © Jeff Hudak
Lake House in Winter
Moraine State Park Summer Sunset © Jeff Hudak
View from cabin area dock.
Moraine State Park Ice Sailing © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken at Pleasant Valley area.
Moraine State Park Awesome Sky © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/01/09 along the bike trail at Watts Bay.
Moraine State Park Osprey © Jeff Hudak
Picture taken on 08/18/10 view from kyak across from the Nautical Nature launch at McDanels.
Moraine State Park Moraine trail © Douglas Kaup
Trail near beaches on South side.
Moraine State Park Finding Washingtons Path © Jeff Hudak
Winter Hike at Moraine
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MORAINE STATE PARK
MORAINE STATE PARK
225 Pleasant Valley Rd.
Portersville, Pennsylvania   16051

Phone: 724-368-8811
Toll Free: 888-727-2757
Reservations: 888-727-2757
Email: park email button icon
Moraine State Park features 3,225-acre Lake Arthur, an outstanding warm water fishery that is also great for sailing and boating. Visitors sometimes see osprey that were reintroduced to the park. Of special interest is the Frank Preston Conservation Area and a 7-mile paved bike trail that winds around the north shore of the lake.

The park is open daily from 7:00 a.m. to sunset. Park information, launch permits, cabin information and assistance can be obtained at the park office near the entrance to the South Shore. It is open year round Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. and weekends during the summer.

A secondary office at the Davis Hollow Marina on the North Shore can provide marina applications and general park information. It is open 24 hours a day April 15 through October 30th.

The gently rolling hills, lush forests and sparkling waters disguise a land that has endured the effects of continental glaciers and massive mineral extraction. Thousands of people visit the 3,225-acre Lake Arthur yet never realize that many people helped restore the park from prior coal mining and oil drilling practices. Today, the park is an outstanding example of environmental engineering achievement.
Nature of the Area
Lake Arthur provides over forty miles of scenic shoreline. Its tributaries include Muddy Run, Big Run, Swamp Run, Bear Run and over 75 intermittent streams. Ranging from an average depth of 12 feet to about 36 feet deep near the dam, the shallow waters are home to a variety of warm water fish. Frogs, newts, turtles and water snakes prowl the edges of the lake. Avian anglers like the tall great blue heron, its short cousin the green-backed heron and the small belted kingfisher prey on minnows and fish fry, too small to be caught by human anglers. In the early spring, common loons stop at the lake on their migration to the far north.

Osprey may be seen flying over Lake Arthur. Once extirpated from Western Pennsylvania, these "fish hawks" have been reintroduced to Moraine through a four-year hacking program begun in 1993. The first osprey pair to nest along Lake Arthur as a result of the reintroduction effort raised three young in 1996.
History of the Area
Glacial History:

A moraine is soil, rocks and debris that accumulates at the edges and underneath a glacier. Moraine State Park received its name because at least four continental glaciers have reached their greatest extent near the park, leaving their signatures on the landscape.

During the third great ice advance about 140,000 years ago, a continental glacier dammed area creeks making three glacial lakes. To the north, Slippery Rock Creek filled giant Lake Edmund. To the southeast, extinct McConnell's Run filled tiny Lake Prouty. In the middle, Muddy Creek filled the medium-sized Lake Watts.

Before the glacier dam, Slippery Rock and Muddy creeks flowed north while extinct McConnells Run flowed south. The glacier dammed Lake Prouty on the edge of the drainage divide. Eventually Lake Prouty spilled over and rushed to the south, carving Slippery Rock Creek Gorge. Lakes Watts and Edmund drained into the gorge, digging it deeper and making Slippery Rock and Muddy creeks flow south. Areas of the Slippery Rock Gorge may be seen at nearby McConnell's Mill State Park.

The glacier created a landscape of rolling hills topped with hardwood trees and swamps in the valley bottoms. Moraines containing gravel, sand and clay were draped upon the landscape and silt was left on the extinct lake bottoms.

Human History:

American Indians found the land to be excellent hunting grounds. In the 1800s, settlers cleared the forests and drained the swamps to make farm fields. Sand and gravel deposited by the glaciers were mined and sold. Limestone and clay were mined to make ceramics. Local shale was used to make bricks. Deeper underground, the discovery of bituminous coal ushered in a boom time for the region. Seven coal beds were deep-mined and later the land was strip-mined.

In the late 1800s, gas wells were drilled to extract oil and gas. When the wells dried up, they were abandoned and left unsealed.

The Western Allegheny Railroad transported a majority of these extracted minerals to Pittsburgh. The railroad ran the full length of Muddy Creek Valley and through the Village of Isle, where the Route 528 bridge is today. Abandoned in 1939, the old railroad grade is still visible west of the dam and in the Muddy Creek finger of Lake Arthur.

Much of the park area lost its topsoil and many streams were polluted with acid mine drainage. The land remained largely unoccupied.

In 1926, Frank W. Preston of England moved to the town of Meridian and opened a glass research lab. A leader in glass research, Dr. Preston was also a geologist and naturalist. On a trip to the Muddy Creek Valley, he noticed how the hills changed their shape and attributed it to the glacial periods. Preston studied the land for decades and named many of the landforms after Edmund Watts Arthur, a prominent Pittsburgh attorney and naturalist. With the support of friends, Preston formed the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy to purchase land to recreate the glacial landscape and preserve open space. Muddy Creek was dammed to create modern Lake Arthur as a smaller version of glacial Lake Watts.

The former Department of Forests and Waters and the former Pennsylvania Department of Mines and Mineral Industries combined forces to reclaim the abused land. Deep mines were sealed, strip mines were back-filled and graded, and 422 gas and oil wells were plugged. Soil was treated with fertilizer, thousands of trees, and grasses and clovers were planted to restore the land.

By November of 1968, the dam was complete and two years later Lake Arthur reached its full level. Moraine State Park was dedicated on May 23, 1970.

Lake Arthur reminds us that our use of natural resources to meet human needs requires decisions that affect the quality of the environment.
Cabins
Eleven modern cabins are available for rent year round. These electrically heated cabins sleep six people and have two bedrooms, bathroom with shower, kitchen, dining/living area and a dock on Lake Arthur. Renters must provide their own linens, towels, cookware and tableware. Play equipment for children is in a central area.
Camping
A paved, seven-mile bicycle trail winds near the shoreline between the Marina Restaurant and the Bike Rental Building in the northwest corner of the park. This trail is not a loop. The trail can be accessed at many places in the Lakeview Beach and Watts Bay Marina areas.

A bicycle rental and vending area is located at the beginning of the bike trail on the upper northwest corner of the north shore. Bicycles for the whole family may be rented every day between Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day, and weekends in April, May, September and October. Weather permitting, vending machines and restrooms are available in the Bike Rental Building and Watts Bay areas.

There is a six-mile loop trail for mountain bikes on the North Shore. Trailheads are located off of Mt. Union Road and Alexander Ridge Road.

Organized Group Tenting:

There are two camping areas available for organized groups, Muskrat Cove and Five Points camps. These primitive camps have picnic tables, cooking grills and water wells, but no showers. Advance reservations are required.
Swimming
Swimming is permitted at two beaches along the shore of Lake Arthur. The Pleasant Valley Day Beach on the South Shore is a 1,200-foot turf and sand beach. Lakeview Beach on the North Shore is a 550-foot sand beach. Showers, changing facilities and food concessions are available at both beaches. To keep these areas clean and safe, pets are not allowed in the beaches.
Boating
Boating: up to 20 hp motors permittedNo boating is permitted in the Game Propagation Area. Motorboats must display a boat registration from any state. Non-powered boats must display one of the following: boat registration from any state; launching permit or mooring permit from Pennsylvania State Parks that are available at most state park offices; launch use permit from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission.

There are 10 boat-launching areas around Lake Arthur. Sailing is especially popular. Races and regattas for sailboats are held throughout the summer. At the Crescent Bay Area, sailboats, rowboats, canoes, kayaks, motorboats and pontoon boats may be rented in the summer, and paddle boats and canoes are available in the off-season. Canoes and paddleboats may be rented at the Pleasant Valley Day Use Area on the South Shore only on weekends. These boat launches are accessible: Bear Run, 528, McDanel's and Davis Hollow public launch.
Fishing
You can enjoy shore and boat fishing in the 3,225-acre Lake Arthur. Species include walleye, muskellunge, catfish and bass. Ice fishing is also popular during winter months for perch or bluegill. The lake has several public launching areas available year-round.


Location
Moraine State Park is located near Beaver Falls, Butler and Cranberry Twp

Picnicking
Moraine State Park offers numerous picnic areas with tables, grills and restrooms. Some pavilions can be reserved in advance.
Bicycling
Biking enthusiasts can enjoy a 7-mile paved trail, suitable for all skill levels. Be aware of occasional steep sections.

Mountain bikers have access to the challenging and hilly terrain on trails located in specific areas only.

Ensure you're equipped with proper safety gear before embarking on these more difficult paths due to their rugged nature.

For those seeking less strenuous options, consider renting bicycles available at the park's concession stand during summer months.

Always remember that helmets are required by law for cyclists under age 12 but recommended for everyone else too.

Stay cautious while biking; share pathways respectfully as they are also used by walkers and runners alike.
Trails
Hiking:

Hilltop Trail: 1.1 or 3 miles, moderate hiking, green blazesAccess to this trail is adjacent to the entrance of Bear Run Boat Launch. You can hike this trail on a 1.1-mile short loop or a 3-mile long loop. Trail conditions range from flat grassy areas to rocky, steeper sections. The trail passes through different stages of forest regeneration and by bluebird boxes and the remains of a spring house.

Sunken Garden Trail: 1.9 or 3 miles, moderate hiking, pink blazesAccess to the trail can be found by making the first right off of Pleasant Valley Road adjacent to Pleasant Valley Boat Launch. This trail will take you on either a 1.9 mile short loop or a 3-mile long loop. Both sections of trail are mowed and include moderate inclines. The longer section offers slightly more rugged terrain. The trail offers views of Lake Arthur from the short loop, white pine stands and a small pond on the long loop, and lake edge wetlands. This trail is a cross-country ski trail in the winter.

Pleasant Valley Trail: 2.6 miles, easy hiking, yellow blazesAccess to this trail is directly across Pleasant Valley Road from the Pleasant Valley Picnic Area. This mowed trail offers an easy hike through the hills and valleys of the South Shore. The trail provides access to both the Windy Knob and Bear Run picnic areas, crosses the Hilltop Trail, and ends at the intersection with Sunken Garden Trail. Making a left on the Sunken Garden Trail will return you to the trailhead. The trail passes through wooded and open grassy areas and is a cross-country ski trail.

Wyggeston Trail: 1.5 to 4.5 miles, moderate to difficult hiking, orange blazesThe northern end of the trail can be accessed from Christley Road just west of Route 528 and the southern terminus from Old Route 422. This trail can be hiked either as a 1.5-mile loop, or a 3-mile or 4.5-mile trail that will not return you to your point of origin. This trail has rougher, rockier terrain and is a more challenging hike than the other trails on the South Shore. The extra effort is well worth it because the trail takes you into a remote, undeveloped section of the park and by an old house foundation, stone fences and a historic oil pump house.

Glacier Ridge Trail: 14 miles, difficult hiking, blue blazesThis trail winds through forests, crosses streams and offers some views of the Lake Arthur. Designated as part of the North Country National Scenic Trail, this trail extends 14 miles from the western end of the Moraine State Park to Jennings Environmental Education Center. The trail can be accessed at many points, such as PA Route 528 (two connector trails blazed in yellow), Mount Union Road (Twp. Route 10050), Bike Rental Building and McDanel's Launch Area.

Five Points Trail: 1.5 mile, easy hiking, light green blazesThis loop trail is located near Lakeview Beach and the cabin colony. The trail meanders though forests and by a small pond.
Nature Programs
Moraine State Park offers a wide variety of interpretive programs. Through hands-on activities, guided walks and campfire programs, participants gain appreciation, understanding and develop a sense of stewardship toward natural and cultural resources.

Programs are offered in the summer season. For more detailed information contact the park office. Pontoon boat tours of the lake board at McDanel's Boat Launch.
Birding
The park offers a variety of birding opportunities with over 200 species to spot. Birdwatchers can explore the North Country Trail or Lake Arthur for waterfowl sightings. There are also several observation areas, including Watts Bay and Bear Run Boat Launch. The park is home to many rare birds like ospreys and bald eagles during certain seasons.

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Directions
Located in northwestern Pennsylvania near the crossroads of I-79 and I-80, Moraine State Park is bisected by PA 422 running east/west and PA 528 running north/south. To access the South Shore Recreation Area, take the South Shore Exit of PA 422. To access the North Shore from PA 422 East, take the North Shore Exit. There is no access to the North Shore from PA 422 headed east from I-79, so, take the South Shore Exit, get onto PA 422 West and take the North Shore Exit.

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