Egypt Meadow Lake | Walk-in fishing & forest hikes in Greentown
Egypt Meadow Lake in Greentown offers a peaceful 48-acre retreat inside Delaware State Forest. This walk-in-only lake is a popular destination for fishing and hiking, surrounded by wild forest and quiet trails. Anglers enjoy casting for bass, bullheads, and panfish, while hikers circle the lake on a scenic loop trail. The area’s natural beauty and seclusion make it a perfect escape into the Pocono Mountains.
Getting There & Trail Access
To reach Egypt Meadow Lake, take I-84 south to S.R. 390. After about 100 yards, turn at the first yellow pipe gate on the east side of the road. A parking area is located just beyond the gate. From there, follow the trail roughly a half mile through the woods to reach the lake. Though I-84 can be faintly heard to the north, the forest setting quickly takes over, offering a quiet and immersive experience.
Fishing & Day Use Only
The lake’s shoreline is wild and undeveloped, providing a calm and natural place to fish. Egypt Meadow Lake is part of a protected natural area, so only day use is permitted. Overnight state forest camping is not allowed, and visitors should plan accordingly. The area is also part of the Promised Land Trail System, making it a great stop for those exploring the larger network of Delaware State Forest trails.
Egypt Meadow Lake in Greentown offers scenic hiking and fishing in a remote, walk-in setting in the Pocono Mountains.
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