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Potter County, Pennsylvania has more to do outdoors than almost any place else you can think of. Fishing, hiking, wildlife photography & watching, biking, hunting, golfing, horseback riding, ATV trails, state parks, all sorts of winter sports, historical sites and much, much more! Why take the time and the money to go to some place like Colorado when you have it all here, literally in your back yard? 
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 Whether you stay at Kettle Creek Lodge or at the Susquehannock Forest Cabins we can guarantee that you will have an excitable hunt. If it is the sound of an old gobbler bellowing at the crack of a quiet spring morning that brought you here make sure you bring plenty of shells. We offer fully guided spring and fall turkey hunts. |
Potter County has some of the nation's best fishing. stocking over 151,000 fish each year. For the fly fisherman you will find the native brookies quite a challenge. There are over 800 miles of fishable trout streams in Potter County. Streams near the Lodge and Cabins are: Little and Big Kettle Creeks, Cross Fork Creek, Right and Left Branch of the Young Woman's Creek, Slate and Cedar Run, Sinnemahoning and Pine Creek, to name a few.  If it's wildlife you're looking for and you can't find it within the 265,000 acres of the Susquehannock State Forest then just over the mountain are the Sproul, Tioga, Tiadaghton and Wyoming State Forests with 750,000 more acres of prime real estate for abundant wildlife. And we have Guide Services available! |
If hiking is the name of your game we have over 650 miles of hiking trail, one of which is the 85 mile loop of the Susquehannock Trail which passes through some of the most breathtaking country imaginable. And your eyes will not believe the size (three to four feet in diameter) of the virgin timber located in the Hammersley Wilderness Area. And, a short drive away you can explore the ruins of the Austin dam. The Dam was used to supply water to the Bayless Pulp and Paper Company. The concrete structure stood 50 feet high and was 350 feet long and held over 250,000,000 gallons of water. It broke the morning of September 30, 1911 killing 89 people and damaging over $14,000,000 in property. This site was added to the National Register of Historical Places in 1989. |
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Golfing, horseback riding, an All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) trail looping 35 miles along Pine Creek, an interconnecting system of 550 miles - joint use roads and 100 miles of snowmobile-only roads for the snowmobilers in the family, downhill skiing at nearby Ski Denton, cross-country ski trails, rafting, canoeing & kayaking in the winter run off of nearby Pine Creek - all here! Had enough yet? |
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Well... Potter County also has several hundred miles of forestry roads available for biking. we are also home to two of the state's best mountain bike races: Kettle Creek Mountain Bike Madness in June and the God's Country Classic in October. |
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We told you we have it all ... so call or e-mail today to plan your stay here in Potter County at the Kettle Creek Lodge and Susquehannock Forest Cabins! |
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