With so many state parks – 121, to be exact – Pennsylvania truly offers something for everyone. If you’re up for a quaint adventure, visit the smallest state park in Pennsylvania. It doesn’t offer as many amenities as Pennsylvania’s larger state parks, but you’ll still find plenty to do to while away a few hours.

Tallying just three cozy acres, Sand Bridge State Park in Mifflinburg earns recognition as the smallest state park in Pennsylvania and in the United States.
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Because of its small size, the Pennsylvania state park only has one hiking trail that travels most of the park.
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Follow the picturesque trail that meanders past a small but breathtaking waterfall. It's the perfect backdrop for photos.
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Fishing is also popular in Rapid Run. Your chances of catching a fish are pretty good, as it is stocked each year with brown and brook trout.
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Bring a picnic along, too. The park has several picnic tables and charcoal grills, and two pavilions that are available for no fee.
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Remember to take out any trash you bring in. The tiny state park does not have trash or recycling.
It also features basic bathroom facilities.
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The tiny start park is popular in all four seasons, so make it a point to visit. You'll discover vibrant foliage in the fall and...
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Snow-capped landscape in the winter.
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Learn more on the Sand Bridge State Park website.
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Sand Bridge State Park, 13180 Buffalo Rd, Mifflinburg, PA 17844, USA