The Susquehanna River Water Trail is a 54-mile trail between Sunbury and Harrisburg that includes 20 publicly owned islands providing opportunities for primitive camping and day use by paddlers and other boaters.

There are three dams along this trail corridor—Harrisburg, Hummels Wharf, and the fabridam at Sunbury. All are potentially hazardous; the Harrisburg dam has a deadly hydraulic that has claimed many lives. Please be sure to map your route before going out to paddle to  identify hazards such as these and safe ways around them (portage routes).

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Middle Section Paddling Itineraries

Fort Hunter to City Island

6.38 miles

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Isle of Que Loop

2.75 miles (3.85 miles for Alternate Route)

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Mahantango to Halifax

14 miles

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Halifax to Fort Hunter

15 miles

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Millersburg to Duncannon

8.5 / 12 Miles

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Duncannon to Marysville

10.75-11.75 miles

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Selinsgrove to Millersburg

21 miles

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Isle of Que to Mahantango

12 miles

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Marysville to West Fairview

6 miles

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Water Trail Manager

Middle Section Water Trail
Susquehanna River Trail Association (SRTA)
P.O. Box 62023
Harrisburg, PA 17106
www.susquehannarivertrail.org