RV rental Colton Point State Park, PA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

One of the main attractions that draws visitors to Colton Point State Park is the chance to do a little sightseeing. With wonderful views of the 4,000-foot-wide canyon, including views of Leonard Harrison State Park on the other side, it's the sort of place where you just have to sit back and admire the beauty of nature. With that done, you might want to head out and explore one of the local hiking trails. There are four miles of trails in the park, and walking them is the best way to enjoy spectacular vistas of the canyon and the surrounding area. However, because you have rugged terrain and steep cliffs to contend with, make sure you exercise caution. For an easy and spectacular hike, check out the one-mile Rim Trail. It leads to several overlook areas along the rim of the canyon, so you'll want to snap off a few photos along the way. For those lucky enough to be visiting during fall, especially in October, the trees here also put on a spectacular display of fall foliage. The vibrant reds, yellows, and oranges are striking, to say the least, and you'll want to spend a while just taking it all in. If you're feeling like more of a challenge, the Turkey Path three-mile round trip could be just what you need. This difficult and challenging trek leads you all the way down to the floor of the canyon, passing a magnificent 70-foot waterfall along the way. It's a rewarding hike, but one only suited to people who are physically fit. If you're a keen angler, you'll be happy to make the hike down to the bottom of the canyon just so you can wet a line in Pine Creek. Panfish, smallmouth bass, and trout can all be caught in the creek, while there are also several other trout streams nearby. It's not what you'd call an easily accessible fishing destination, but it does offer seclusion and wonderful natural beauty. Just make sure that you comply with all Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission regulations and laws if you plan on fishing in the park.