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Definitely a must do hike if you’re into hiking or being out doors. The trail varies between smooth tarmac, narrow dirt forest trails, challenging climbs, water crossings, and scrambling. Larger dogs would be fine to take with you, and would have a blast, small dogs will struggle at times if even finding it possible.

Here the bike path crosses scenic Chiques Creek. You can see the remnants of the Hiestand Saw Mill and Dam on the northwest side of the river.

Lancaster County Central Park offers a variety of things to do, from hiking trails and natural areas to exploring historic buildings and bridges. The Williamson Area has scenic equestrian paths to the east and the Kiwanis Natural Area winding along Mill Creek to the south. The park also features ball fields, a skate park, and the Mill Creek Campground for tent camping on the southern end. Visitors can explore historic landmarks like the Kurtz’s Mill Covered Bridge and Rock Ford Plantation, which offers guided tours of its 18th-century home and grounds from April through October.

While the Susquehanna river trail is beautiful, parts of it can be muddy/flooded and sometimes impassable after heavy rain.

With the Conegstoga River on one side and quiet woods and grassland on the other, this peaceful smooth road is a joy to cycle on and escape the busier town roads.

Nice trails and a beautiful landscape! But be aware that the trail markings are not the best.

The White Cliffs of Conoy are a must-see. They sit nearly 30 feet above the riverbank and are the residue of a local limestone and dolomite quarry in the 1800's. The cliffs afford grand views of the Susquehanna River.

Kellys Run Nature Preserve is a 458-acre nature preserve that is home to the Kellys Run Trail, a 3.8-mile trail that is notoriously difficult and is a section of the loner Conestoga Trail. There are plans to restore 14 acres of prairie within the park the make it a "Pollinator Paradise".