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I ride the Pomeroy trail a lot - it's great! Pomeroy runs through Newark, crossed Main Street (and a local bike shop), and into White Clay Creek State Park. At the park it divides with Pomeroy turning into a gravel trail on one side of the creek, and Penn Del trail, a paved trail, on the other side. They meet up again at Hopkins Road if you want to explore both sides. Penn Del continues as a gravel/singletrack/paved trail up into Pennsylvania. Both trails make for a great family hike or bike ride for all skill levels.

The loop around is 1.1 miles. Not overly crowded, so can be a fun spot to do some laps and compare times.

Olan Thomas Park provides a small botanical area and tree memorial along White Clay Creek. It can be a lovely place to ride through brick pathways, with grassy areas for a picnic and benches.

Pomeroy Trail is a fully paved 4.4-mile multi-use trail that is a section of Newark Bikeway's Central Loop. A portion of the trail runs along White Clay Creek.

This reservoir is the primary water supply for the city of Newark. As such, there is no boating or swimming allowed. There is a multi-use pathway that follows the perimeter of the reservoir.

This reservoir is the primary water supply for the city of Newark. As such, there is no boating or swimming allowed. There is a multi-use pathway that follows the perimeter of the reservoir.

The White Clay Creek State Park is named after the fact that clay was mined here in the past. It's characterized by forests, a creek with numerous small streams, and wide views.

Pomeroy Trail follows an old railroad bed. An original switch is on display. The bench is supported by wheels and axle from a train that used this route.