Glen Alton Day Use Area access
Glen Alton Day Use Area access
Glen Alton Day Use Area is a 304-acre historic property featuring picnic tables, hiking trails, and wildlife viewing opportunities in a pastoral setting with majestic trees and open pastures.
The pond is stocked for youth-only trout fishing (April 1-June 15) and open to all anglers with valid licenses the rest of the year.
Located near Big Stony Creek and accessible via Big Stony Creek Road (SR 635) and Glen Alton Road (SR 722), the site offers restrooms and is open sunrise to sunset year-round with no fees required.
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