Lancaster County
\n<\/strong>Parks, Trails, & Map<\/a>\u00a0 717-299-8215 Here is the County website.<\/a>
\nCentral Park Trails and facilities brochure and map<\/a>
\nConestoga Greenway Trail<\/a> \u00a01.3 miles paved pathway “that runs along the outer bank of the Conestoga River as it encircles the Sunnyside peninsula.” \u00a0It “provides educational opportunities to study the riverway itself, as well as the wildlife and flora and fauna that call it home. ”
\nConewago Recreation Trail<\/a> 5.5 miles which “follows the Conewago Creek through scenic farmland and woodlands, and links to the Lebanon Valley RailTrail. ” \u00a0Note, when I posted this in March 2016, there was a warning on the website that some sections of this trail are washed out.
\nLancaster Junction Recreation Trail<\/a> “runs for 2.3 miles between the hamlet of Lancaster Junction and Route 283. Like the Conewago Trail, Lancaster Junction Trail travels through some of Lancaster County\u2019s most scenic farmland, and borders Chiques Creek in its northern half.”
\nBoth Conewago and Lancaster Junction trails have “well-graded, level surfaces.”
\n?\u00a0<\/strong>The Northwest Lancaster County River Trail <\/a>\u00a0\u00a0Parts of this “fourteen-mile, multi-use, public recreation trail adjacent to the Susquehanna River” are accessible for wheelchairs, but not all. \u00a0Call the county, \u00a0the borough, or township numbers given in the website for information.<\/p>\n