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Printable fishing map · Pennsylvania

Pine Creek

34 numbered points: 5 access points, 10 campsites, 1 outfitter, 9 bridges, 3 parks and conservation areas, 3 regulation section limits, 1 hazard, 1 spring, 1 USGS gauge.
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Points reviewed Sep 16, 2026
Map © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Points curated by GuidedFloats from OpenStreetMap and state agency sources. Not a navigation chart. Confirm access, hours and regulations before you go.

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Reach 1 of 2 · points 1–17West Street bridge, Galeton to Tiadaghton Campground

#PointTypeLat, LonNotes
1West Street bridge, Galeton
Borough crossing above the dam
Bridge crossing41.73573, -77.64802
2John J. Collins Memorial Park
Borough of Galeton
Park / conservation area41.73388, -77.64811Town park on the creek at the head of the mapped water.
3Galeton Dam
Dam in Galeton borough
Dam / hazard41.73356, -77.64226Portage or take out above it — the impoundment behind the dam is the first still water on the creek.
4PA 144 bridge, Galeton
Bridge Street
Bridge crossing41.73359, -77.64208
5Elk Run Road bridge
Township crossing below Galeton
Bridge crossing41.74280, -77.57815
6Snyder's Family Campground
Private campground
Campsite41.74744, -77.57434
7Crooked Creek Campground
Private campground
Campsite41.74777, -77.56529Run by DB Adventures LLC per OSM.
8US 6 bridge
Grand Army of the Republic Highway
Bridge crossing41.75265, -77.50340The main east-west crossing above Ansonia.
9Pine Creek Outfitters
Canoe and kayak outfitter, Wellsboro Junction
Outfitter / canoe rental41.74691, -77.44446Tagged shop=outdoor in OSM; the usual shuttle and rental stop for the gorge float.
10Colton Point Road bridge
Ansonia, head of the gorge
Bridge crossing41.74388, -77.43384
11Ansonia canoe access
Hand launch at Ansonia
Access / boat ramp41.74467, -77.42783The put-in at the top of the Pine Creek Gorge. Tagged only as a slipway and a parking area called “Canoe Access” in OSM; named here for the village it sits in.
12Delayed-harvest reach — upper limit
Marsh Creek confluence, Ansonia
Regulation section limit41.74317, -77.42837Upstream end of the delayed-harvest reach the current PFBC digest lists for Pine Creek, about 3.3 mi. PFBC's own Keystone Select announcement described a shorter reach, so check the PFBC page before you fish it.
13Matson Spring
Named spring in the upper gorge
Spring41.72743, -77.44144
14Delayed-harvest reach — lower limit
Bear Run confluence
Regulation section limit41.70823, -77.46076Downstream end of the delayed-harvest reach as the current digest describes it.
15Colton Point State Park Campground
PA DCNR, west rim
Campsite41.70796, -77.46797Rim campground above the gorge — the creek itself is a steep walk below.
16Leonard Harrison State Park Campground
PA DCNR, east rim
Campsite41.69779, -77.44979The east-rim campground and overlook, opposite Colton Point.
17Tiadaghton Campground
Campsite in the gorge
Campsite41.64737, -77.45052On the creek bank along the rail trail, reachable on foot or by boat.

Reach 2 of 2 · points 18–34Hoffman Campground to Railroad Street bridge, Avis

#PointTypeLat, LonNotes
18Hoffman Campground
Campsite on the rail trail
Campsite41.54638, -77.38958
19Pettecote Junction Campground
Private campground at Cedar Run
Campsite41.52746, -77.44372
20USGS 01548500 — Pine Creek at Cedar Run
Live discharge and water temperature
USGS gauge41.52167, -77.44745The gauge the water page reads for flow, temperature and the percentile against the historical median. It is also the gauge floaters read before committing to the gorge.
21Beulah Land Road bridge
Cammal reach
Bridge crossing41.52159, -77.44797
22Gamble Run canoe access
Canoe access and parking
Access / boat ramp41.50736, -77.45681Tagged as a parking area named Gamble Run Canoe Access in OSM.
23PA 414 bridge, Brown Township
State-route crossing
Bridge crossing41.48628, -77.49714OSM carries this one as “Bridge in Brown Township”; it is the PA 414 crossing.
24Catch-and-release reach — upper limit
Slate Run confluence
Regulation section limit41.47260, -77.50375Upstream end of the catch-and-release reach, about 2.9 mi down to the Bonnell Run confluence at the DCNR Clark Farm access.
25Slate Run Road bridge
Slate Run village crossing
Bridge crossing41.47082, -77.50289
26Slate Run canoe access
Canoe access and parking
Access / boat ramp41.47134, -77.50247
27Tomb Flats Campground
Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry
Campsite41.45927, -77.50890Primitive state-forest campsite on the creek.
28Black Walnut Bottom
Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry
Campsite41.44644, -77.51807Primitive state-forest campsite on the creek.
29Waterville Access
Access and parking at Waterville
Access / boat ramp41.31220, -77.37753
30Cummings Township Park
Township park at Waterville
Park / conservation area41.30891, -77.36451
31Bonnell Flats
Campsite on the lower creek
Campsite41.27798, -77.31954
32Torbert Island Natural Area
Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry
Park / conservation area41.22458, -77.32733
33PCRT Whitetail Access
Rail-trail access and parking
Access / boat ramp41.22139, -77.31991
34Railroad Street bridge, Avis
Last crossing above the mouth
Bridge crossing41.19723, -77.29226The West Branch Susquehanna confluence at Jersey Shore is about 3 km below here.

Before you launch

Gauge: USGS 01548500 — Pine Creek at Cedar Run, PA. Live flow on the web page.

Species: Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout, Rock Bass, Smallmouth Bass

Regulations: www.pa.gov/agencies/fishandboat/fishing/regulations

Emergency: call 911 and give the number of the nearest point on this map plus its coordinates.

Access notes

Ansonia: top of the canyon float at the Highway 6 crossing.
Darling Run: the main canyon put-in and rail trail access.
Tiadaghton and Blackwell: mid-canyon accesses with camping.
Cedar Run: village access at the gauge, tributary trout water.
Slate Run: access at the Slate Run confluence, a fly fishing center.
Waterville and Jersey Shore: lower creek accesses toward the West Branch Susquehanna.
The Pine Creek Rail Trail follows the creek and reaches most of the canyon on foot or by bike.

Seasons

March through May: stocked and wild trout, the reliable float window, highest water.
June: transitional; trout in the cold water, smallmouth appearing, levels dropping.
July and August: smallmouth season on the main stem, often too low to float; tributaries hold trout.
September through November: fall rains restore floating levels, good smallmouth and wild trout in the tributaries.

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