... An Island Adventure 
 
NOW is the time to join SRTA for 2013 and 2014

Under the Trail Stewardship section of the web site, go to the Forms-Docs page to print out a copy of the Membership Application. Find out about a reduced price and premium for getting a two year membership!

Winter 2013 Newsletter Issue Now Available

Under the Explore the Trail  section of the web site, go to the Trail News page to read/copy the Winter 2013 Newsletter issue. Read about the special premium available to members who sign up for 2 years - at a reduced rate!

How To Contact Us
 
  • SRTA Email Account - susquehannarivertrail@gmail.com  The email is checked daily, and where indicated, messages are forwarded to the most appropriate contact person for action or a response.
  • SRTA Post Office Box - SRTA, PO Box 62023, Harrisburg PA 17106-2023   The postal mailbox is checked weekly, and where indicated, mail is forwarded to the most appropriate contact person for action or a response.

(SRTA's telephone message line contract was discontinued beginning early in 2012, because of limited use. Please use above alternatives for contact: Some printed documents still in circulation contain the expired message telephone line number.)


TRAIL GUIDE SUPPLEMENTARY UPDATE CHARTS:

A reminder: An update to the printed trail guide can be found on the Trail Guides page. It contains additions and changes to the trail features that have occurred since the guide was printed. It will be updated as changes occur or are reported.

On June 18, 2012, the chart on River Shore Amenities, P3, was updated to reflect changes in the Selinsgrove shore area, including an additional outfitter, Creekside Ventures, and the addition of a shore-side campground, Ferryboat Campsites, just south of Liverpool.

On July 9, 2012, the chart on River Shore Amenities, P7, was updated to reflect a change of location for Susquehanna Outfitters, in the Harrisburg area.

RIVER WATCH FORUM:

Isle of Que River Guides has recently added a new feature section to their web site where readers can actively participate in several forums concerning the river and its resources and health. Visit it now to share information.