Haskell Run Trail
What to Expect
Safety Advisory
The rocky, root-laced terrain is uneven enough to twist an ankle if you're not watching your feet, especially on the descent into the ravine.
After heavy rain, the creek can swell and the rocks become slippery — save this one for a dry day if you're hiking with young kids.
Trail Details
Pro Tips
Pair this with a visit to Happy Days Lodge itself — the restored CCC-era building has restrooms, trail maps, and occasional ranger programs that give context to the surrounding landscape.
The rocky footing is manageable in trail shoes, but after rain the sandstone gets genuinely slick. Boots with decent tread make the short hill climb much less entertaining in the wrong way.
This trail connects to the longer Haskell Run and Boston Run loop system — if you finish and want more, you can extend into a 3-4 mile circuit through some of the park's best ravine scenery.