Where to Stay
Get a good night’s rest after a busy day of exploring. Our historic inns, bed and breakfasts, hotels, and vacation rentals are fully equipped with all the comforts of home. For the true mountain experience, spend the night under the stars at one of our campgrounds.
Lodging: Hotels, Motels, AirBnBs
Indoor overnight lodging exists in many small towns across the region, and options are listed in the Bikepacking Resupply Spreadsheet, and as Points of Interest on each Ride with GPS route page.
Many riders opt for multi-day bikepacking with indoor lodging for extra comfort and to keep their bikes lighter given the region’s hilly terrain!
Camping In the Endless Mountains region
State Park campgrounds
Mt. Pisgah, Worlds End, Ricketts Glen, and Salt Springs
State Forest primitive campsites
Loyalsock State Forest: Shanersburg Rd, High Knob Rd - free but require reservation
Tioga State Forest: County Bridge Campground - fee required
Dispersed camping in State Forests - No cost or permit required if staying only one night and arriving without a vehicle, must be 200’ from roads, 100’ from streams or lakes, 25’ from trails. Dispersed camping means no facilities or services—no toilets, trash cans, or treated water—so riders should be self-sufficient and follow Leave No Trace principles and respect local landowners and communities.
Private campgrounds
Hipcamp or Harvest Host
Trail Magic / Trail Angels
Riders should note that private land is interspersed throughout the forest landscape. Camping is not allowed on private property unless explicitly permitted. These areas are usually clearly marked with signage. Camping is prohibited anywhere in the PA State Gamelands.
