1994 Map of Cherry Springs

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Susquehannock State Forest blankets the high plateaus of Potter County on this 1990s survey, characterized by a dense network of forest trails and secluded wilderness camps. The area serves as a major watershed divide where the West Branch Pine Creek and the East Fork Sinnemahoning Creek originate, flowing in opposite directions toward the Susquehanna River. Small mountain settlements like Cherry Springs and Corbett are connected by the Coudersport Pike, while the upland terrain is punctuated by landmarks such as the Cherry Springs Fire Tower and the Cherry Springs Airport. High-altitude recreation and conservation define the landscape, as seen in the protected grounds of Cherry Springs State Park and Lyman Run State Park, both of which are surrounded by numerous paths like the Indian Trail and the Rock Run Trail.