This portion of the North Country National Scenic Trail crosses through Cook Forest State Park. The trail is great for cross-country skiing and is a gradual incline on the route out and thus a descent on the return. The trail goes through the old growth of the Forest Cathedral, near Seneca Point, the Fire Tower, the Clarion River, and crosses Toms Run.

The Beaver Haven Trail is a groomed trail in Ole Bull State Park perfect for a beautiful skiing adventure. This trail follows Kettle Creek where you can see beavers or at least their handiwork along this flat trail. In addition to this groomed cross-country skiing trail, cross-country skiers and snowshoers are allowed throughout the park.

Groomed for cross country skiing, Adams Run Trail is a gradual climb out and thus a fun descent on the return. This portion of the trail is an out-and-back from Chapman Lake and follows Adams Run through a thick, rich forest. The trail is blazed in yellow.

You will find this path to be well marked, and yet, not groomed trail. With scenic views, going through woods and field, you will have a variety of challenges. Park entrance fee required.

This groomed ski trail follows a portion of Beaver Dam Trail and Skunk Trail in Parker Dam State Park. The route starts at the gate in the road during the winter and makes a loop along Beaver Dam Trail through thick forests to the edge of Parker Lake and then along Skunk Trail for the return. There are some climbs along the this route that provide beautiful views of the state park.

If you like a little more challenge, this trail is for you. With different levels and narrower path, and scenic views of the woods. Park entrance fee required.

Following Troxell Point Trail in Prince Gallitzin State Park, this trail is on an peninsula at Glendale Lake. The is gorgeous for cross country skiing as it crosses the length of Haddie Buck Peninsula to Troxell Point. Many trails intersect this trail, providing the opportunity for side loops and alternate pathways.

You will find this path well marked, and yet, not groomed. Park entrance fee required.

Located in Chapman State Park, Lowlands Trail is a short excursion that is groomed for cross-country skiing and can be connected to other trails in the park. The Lowlands Trail runs between the State Game Lands service road and the railroad grade running from the campground. The trail crosses over the West Branch of Tionesta Creek on a foot bridge. The trail is mostly used to get from one side of the lake to the other.

Known as the Brush Hollow XC Ski Trail, this trail is ungroomed through Allegheny National Forest. The route begins with a gradual ascent through the forest and then loops around to end with an enjoyable downhill return. There are also a couple smaller loops that can be taken from this trail as well. In the summer, the trail is popular for hiking and biking.