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Lizard Lovers #OptOutside with Lizard Beanies All Year Long
Make all your winter adventures better!
For those who just love to explore
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$49.00
This custom built, purple and grey hip pack from our good friends at Nittany Mountain Works is the perfect companion for your explorations! This sweet pack holds the essentials - a few Lizard maps, snacks, a compass, notebook and pens, even your phone and GPS can all fit! This half-sack will carry you through many of the best kind of adventures. Whether you are out for a winter hike, run, bike or ski, your Limited Edition Lizard Half-sack will keep you moving.
The Half-Sack easily converts to an over the shoulder sling pack. Front pocket for quick access to keys, cash or other often used items. Horizontal Daisy chain spans front of pack for attaching blinky lights or carabiners. Cinch straps on the waist strap keep the pack streamlined when in use and telco keeps the adjustment rock solid. Mesh back panel keeps you cool. Sewn from 1000D Cordura Nylon. Measures: 9" X 6" x 3.5"
We really like this size because it holds a lot of stuff in a small space! The picture below shows it unpacked:
3 Lizard Maps, a monocular and the Birds of Pennsylvania Field Guide, our own Field Notes and a pencil, a cell phone, a compass, a wallet (also made by Nittany Mountain Works), car keys, a Sawyer water purification kit and straw and three Kind Bars. That's pretty much all we need for a great day in the woods!
Made in Pennsylvania by real people working in a 100% solar powered building.
Limited Edition. Order yours today!
$20.00
Our fleece Lizard Hat has an embroidered Purple Lizard to help you make any spot a lizard spot! This super-soft, super warm hat is our favorite headgear when the temperatures start to fall and hunting season opens.
One size fits all although we think these run a bit large, so they may not work for kids.
Our hats are embroidered by a local Central PA shop by folks that actually use Lizard Maps. They even sourced a really sweet shade of purple thread just for us. We love supporting local businesses on a hyper-local scale - they are right down the road from us.
We also have knit beanies in Screaming Warning Orange and more subtle colors.
$125.00
All 7 Pennsylvania Lizard Maps: Rothrock, Bald Eagle, Raystown, Moshannon-Quehanna, Pine Creek, Michaux and the Ohiopyle-Laurel Highlands Lizard Map.
Two West Virginia Lizard Maps of the Monongahela National Forest: Dolly Sods-Seneca Rocks and Elkins-Otter Creek. The best trails in southeast Ohio can be found on our Athens-Zaleski Lizard Map and our amazing Rincon Lizard Map and Guide to surf breaks and beaches on our favorite Caribbean Island.
All you need now is a year off!
Purchased separately this collection is $163.00.
$17.00
The Ohiopyle-Laurel Highlands Lizard Map will help you plan all your adventures in and around Forbes State Forest, Ohiopyle State Park and the Laurel Highlands region.
These maps are AMAZING!! Thank you for making them❤️❤️❤️❤️ - Danielle from PA
A beautifully designed, easy to read topographic map featuring contour lines, elevation data, shaded relief, and all the key details you need to plan your adventures: backroads and trails, trail use designations, road surfaces (paved/gravel/4wd), parking access, campsites, public lands, historic sites and more.
This beautiful region includes parks and forests, quaint mountain and river towns, and tons of opportunity for outdoor recreation, family activities and visiting historic sites. Hiking, biking, boating, camping - this part of Pennsylvania has it all!
Super easy to get to: Located within 200 miles of several major metro areas including Pittsburgh, Washington D.C., Baltimore, Cleveland and Columbus, Ohiopyle-Laurel Highlands offers something for every outdoor enthusiast.
Lizard Maps are durable, waterproof, and give you the big picture – the map opens to 24” x 36” and folds easily to 4” x 8” to fit in your back pocket. One side features the Laurel Highlands region at a scale of 1:87,000 (1 inch = 1.3 miles) and the other side is a detailed map of Ohiopyle State Park at a scale of 1:27,200 (1 inch = 0.4 mile). Includes both lat./lon. and UTM coordinate systems.
Public land: seven Pennsylvania State Parks: Laurel Ridge, Laurel Hill, Laurel Summit, Laurel Mountain, Linn Run, Kooser, Ohiopyle; and most of Forbes State Forest, Bear Run Reserve at Fallingwater, State Game Lands 50, 51, 82, 111, 265, 271, 296; and much of Western Pennsylvania's famed Laurel Highlands.
Destinations: historic sites of Fallingwater and Kentuck Knob, Ferncliff Peninsula National Landmark, Fort Necessity National Battlefield, Braddock’s Grave, Jumonville Glen, and the Flight 93 National Memorial.
Roads: all Lizard Maps show which roads are paved, dirt/gravel or 4wd roads as well as which are gated. Perfect for bicyclists, dual sport riders and overlanders looking to put together a remote backcountry route across public lands.
Major hiking trails: miles 0-46 of the Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail (LHHT) from its beginning at Ohiopyle State Park north to the Rt 30 Shelters, including designated Adirondack Shelters along the route, trailhead parking access, permit information, and distance between shelters.
Major biking trails: over 80 miles of the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP) Rail Trail, including the Big Savage Tunnel, the Eastern Continental Divide, Keystone Viaduct, Salisbury Viaduct and Pinkerton Tunnel from the PA/MD state line to the PA Turnpike at Smithton, PA.
Even more trails! Lizard Maps highlight and designate public trails and paths including hiking, biking, equestrian, skiing, snowmobiling and rail trails managed by federal, state and local authorities, including Sheepskin Trail, Coal and Coke Trail and the Indian Creek Valley Trail.
Points of interest: campgrounds, picnic areas, river access, boat launches, climbing areas, reservable car camping sites, scenic overlooks, observation towers, waterfalls and lizard spots.
Natural Areas plus and special designated areas: Quebec Run Wild Area, Roaring Run Natural Area and Mount Davis - the highest point in Pennsylvania. For boaters the Middle and Lower sections of the Youghiogheny River with rapid names, put-in and take-out locations; Youghiogheny River Lake, Cranberry Glade Lake, High Point Lake and the Quemahoning Reservoir. The many waterfalls of Ohiopyle and the Laurel Highlands are noted, as well as the historic covered bridges throughout the region.
Towns: Addison, Connellsville, Confluence, Donegal, Meyersdale, Mount Pleasant, Perryopolis, Scottdale, Smithton, Somerset, and Uniontown, PA.
Lizards! The little purple Lizards you’ll find scattered on the map signify an interesting spot to check out. The Legend says “ This Could Mean Anything: cool place, sweet view, local legend”.
Want to dive in and start planning? Order the downloadable Ohiopyle-Laurel Highlands Adventure List - the perfect companion to your Ohiopyle-Laurel Highlands Map!
Want a preview? Check out our Ohiopyle-Laurel Highlands photo album on Facebook
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Purple Lizard Maps exist to help you make your own adventures. If you want to dive deep into the Ohiopyle-Laurel Highlands Lizard Map, grab the Ohiopyle - Laurel Highlands Adventure List.
This 29-page Lizard Adventure List (downloadable PDF) is designed to help you do just that—dive in and plan amazing adventures using your Lizard Map and the Adventure List. The list includes brief descriptions of the trails on the Ohiopyle - Laurel Highlands Lizard Map organized in three sections: Trails, Special Designated Areas & Destinations, and State Parks, to help you explore all the Laurel Highlands has to offer!
NOTE: This is a downloadable PDF. It is not a map or a guidebook. You will also need the Ohiopyle-Laurel Highlands Lizard Map to use the Adventure List to properly plan your own adventures! Please purchase additional copies if you want to share this guide.
Tiadaghton Trail runs from Ramsey north to Little Pine State Park in the beautiful Pine Creek Valley. The northern half of the trail, described here, is just as rewarding for hikers as the southern half. This trail awes visitors with beautiful views any time of year, so head to Pine Creek and and check out this trail!