Anyone who doubts the economic importance of outdoor recreation in Pennsylvania should visit rural Huntingdon County, home of ...

In March, the Army Corps’ Baltimore office announced that 300 of its campsites on the 8,600-acre lake would be closed indefinitely due to “executive-order driven staffing shortages.” ...

With 8,300 surface acres of clear water, it is the largest lake located entirely in the Commonwealth of PA. Additionally, Raystown Lake is surrounded by 21,000 acres of forested mountain slopes ...

The Pennsylvania Striped Bass Association received $58,000 of the $1.15 million award to make hatchery improvements to help it raise striped bass for Raystown Lake.

The lake is managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and, unlike other large bodies of water in Pennsylvania, like Lake Wallenpaupack and Harveys and Conneaut Lakes, Raystown has undergone ...

Raystown Lake, located in Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, is the largest lake entirely within the state, spanning 8,300 ...

The agency stocked 8,200 4-inch to 5-inch purebred striped bass Aug. 30 in Raystown. That’s in addition to 133,609 smaller fingerlings that were released in the lake this summer.

RAYSTOWN LAKE, Pa. (WHTM) — A lake drawdown is taking place at Raystown lake during the months of October and November. This drawdown will occur incrementally. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineer… ...

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission fine tuned its walleye stocking program to ... Lake Arthur, Beltzville Lake, Lake Marburg, Raystown Lake, Lake Canadohta, Frances Slocum Lake ...

Closures at Raystown Lake have caused some Pa. outdoors enthusiasts to seek alternate camping, hiking spots. What to know about Pinchot, Allegheny Forest and others. Skip Navigation.

“Raystown Lake is the largest lake located entirely in Pennsylvania and offers 8,300 surface acres of clear water surrounded by 21,000 acres of forested mountain slopes.

Anyone who doubts the economic importance of outdoor recreation in Pennsylvania should visit rural Huntingdon County, home of Raystown Lake. Each year an average 1.2 million people visit the U.S. Army ...