Although lumbering was an important industry in the Loyalsock Creek watershed, railroads took little advantage of the creek valley below Forksville. One exception was the Susquehanna and Eagles Mere Railroad, which built down into Hillsgrove and along the creek as far as Ogdonia in 1902, before turning up Kettle Creek. It was removed in 1922.
The lumbering industry held significant importance in the Loyalsock Creek watershed, but railroads largely overlooked the valley below Forksville. One notable exception was the Susquehanna and Eagles Mere Railroad, which built its line into Hillsgrove and along the creek to Ogdonia in 1902, before reversing direction up Kettle Creek. The railroad's existence came to an end in 1922.