Raystown Lake Trail Map featuring the Allegrippis Trail System and Rothrock State Forest

Map covers all of Raystown Lake from Huntingdon to Saxton on one side. A detailed map of the Allegrippis Trail System and Trough Creek State Park is on the other side.

It's a big one - 36 x 24 inches, printed on waterproof plastic!

We believe the Lizard map is well worth your hard earned 12 bucks. It's a really sweet map with more trails and roads than you can hope to explore in a whole year. C'mon, it may even change your life for the better. But what if you're not so sure? Maybe you're only in town for a day or two and would rather spend your money on a microbrew at Boxer's Cafe and a big steak at Hoss's. Or grab a great cup of coffee or a smoothie at Standing Stone Coffee. Or you need your dough to rent bikes and kayaks from Rothrock Outfitter's. There is so much to do in the Huntingdon area that if you're not careful you may waste half a day trying to plan it out.

Stop by the Huntingdon County Visitor's Center for some help. Or grab a campsite at the Lake Raystown Family Camping Resort to think about it. Maybe you'll prefer the comforts of the Wildwood Chalet & Cottage. Jim's Anchorage can take care of all your boating needs, and Saxton Outdoors can help you out with all your outfitting.

The Friends of Raystown and the Raystown Mountain Biking Association do the majority of the trail building and maintenance around the lake, so if you enjoy the trails please consider support these local clubs.

If you're the competitive type check out the Transylvania Epic, a weeklong mountain bike stage race that features on day of racing on the Allegrippis Trail System. Or if running is your game, check out the Tussey Mountainback on the State College, PA, side of Rothrock State Forest.

If a day trip to State College fits in your plans, you can check out Webster's Cafe and Used Bookstore for some mind and body fuel. Eddies Bicycles, The Bicycle Shop and Freeze Thaw Cycles can help you with all your cycling needs. Hubcap Cycles can even build you a custom frameset and the Nittany Mountain Bike Association can lead you on some local trails rides. Otto's and Elk Creek Cafe + Aleworks can pour you a draft of microbrew and feed you. West Arete can design your website. After all that you can swing by Tussey Mountain to race go-carts, hit the skate park, go golfing or play in the batting cages. And you'll be at the major trailheads to Rothrock State Forest, so you can wind your way back to Huntingdon on some dirt roads if you want to take the backroads. Of course, to try this without a Purple Lizard map would just be foolish.

That's the neat thing about maps. Follow the purple lines and who knows what wonder you will find? Maybe you'll decide the woods are full of bugs and dirt and sharp pointy things and you prefer a soft couch and television wasteland. In which case we can be pretty sure this kind of map isn't your style, and we don't want to cause you buyers remorse.

When you start exploring all those little lines you may develop a serious craving for the whole map. Or not. It's your life, do what you want. One way to get by without a map of your own is to get your friends to buy the map, and just follow them. This concept works ok with maps but gets annoying with food.

Health warning: continued use of these maps may result in an inability to stay indoors and a sudden criticism of traffic. Your skin may become covered with dust and dirt. Mild confusion will make it difficult to relate time and distance, which may alter your definition of weather. There is a potential for all of these side effects to occur simultaneously and without warning. That's why we are warning you now.