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Manadahill, sometimes spelled “Manada Hill,” sits just above Manada Creek. It is a small town with numerous hotels located just off I-87.

This 229-acre park has about six miles of trails, along with a nature center, a 90-acre lake, and some wetlands. Its trails also tie into the Capital Area Greenbelt, so you can string together quite a long walk if you like.

Kings Gap Environmental Education Center, spanning 1,454 acres on a hilltop, offers picnic tables, barbecue grills, and welcomes dogs. Acquired by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in 1973 from the C. H. Masland and Son Carpet Company, the center hosts events at the mansion and opportunities for environmental education and outdoor recreation.

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

Kings Gap Environmental Education Center, spanning 1,454 acres on a hilltop, offers picnic tables, barbecue grills, and welcomes dogs. Acquired by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in 1973 from the C. H. Masland and Son Carpet Company, the center hosts events at the mansion and opportunities for environmental education and outdoor recreation.

While this isn't technical singletrack, it has enough rolling hills through the forest to make it a fun bike outing, and you can join it with the Canal Towpath to make a complete lake around Wildwood Lake, which is the beautiful centerpiece to Wildwood Park. Keep an eye out for wildlife like deer, too.

Waterville Bridge spans Swatara Creek, offering picturesque views of the water below. The bridge's architecture enhances the scenic beauty, creating a charming spot to appreciate the tranquil flow of Swatara Creek and the natural surroundings.

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.