Farny State Park

About Farny State Park

The park consists of streams, mixed oak forests and swamps, and in the wooded wilderness old forest roads cross the old forests and roads.

The park is bordered by the Split Rock reservoir, and the path to the Farny nature reserve is crossed by a series of paths and trails along the river and along a path from the main entrance of the park.

Tall red, white and black signs dominate the forest, which is also home to endangered red and shoulder falcons and endangered small owls. The nature reserve borders the Splitrock reservoir and is dominated by a series of hiking trails along the river and a path from the main entrance to Farny State Park.

Take Route 287 and turn left onto Upper Hibernia Road, turn right onto Split Rock Road and cross numerous hiking trails that cross the nature reserve. Turn left at the entrance to Farny State Park onto Split Rock Road and turn right onto the road leading to the main entrance to the park and then turn left into the parking lot.

Turn left onto Upper Hibernia Road and turn right onto Split Rock Road until the parking lot is on the left and then turn left into the parking lot.