Started on the Panhandle Trail, Moved to the Montour Rail Trail and then the GAP. The panhandle trail connections to the montour were complicated. I had the GPS giving me turn by turn and I had to follow it closely. The Montour trail had many sections left undone so had to move in and out of town. Not too confusing but for one sections coming up to the light rail in town. The Cedar Creek park was free and had nice facilities except no showers. I put my tent up in the boy scout camp site in order to have a picnic table. The only other table was right next to a tent already and didn't want to put my tent up there. The weather report was predicting rain to start at 4am and continue for 24 hours. At 8am the rain paused so I jumped up and put my tent away and tried to move to another site with shelter my tent was leaking after 4 hours of rain. I knew it would not withstand 24 hours. I tried to get an Adirondack at the other side of camp when the group left but both sites were taken and I moved on. I met the leader of the Lutheran church group from Ohio. He gave me a copy of the GAP and C&O trail map that was very helpful. I also met John who was in one adirondack, I was to meet up with him further down the line.