This is a particularly peaceful section of the Heritage Rail Trail. Fields, farms and the presence of the old railway line accompany you as you cycle along.
Here you can leave your car and take the fantastic Heritage Rail Trail. Heading north you'll be heading towards the city of York and if you cycle south, towards Towson.
Pinchot Lake is a paradise for outdoor sports enthusiasts: you can swim, canoe or kayak, walk around its shores and more. In short, there is truly something for everyone; it's hard to get bored here!
The park, established in 1976, includes two lakes, Williams Lake and Redman Lake, and an extensive network of trails. The ideal place to spend your time.
Originally named “Freedom” after the Free family, the town adopted its current moniker “New Freedom” in 1873 to avoid confusion with another existing town. The borough's heritage is evident in …
The Hanover Junction Railroad Station, built between 1852 and 1854, is a restored landmark. This three-story red structure now functions as a museum, offering a glimpse into its past. During …
The trail takes you through a variety of landscapes, offering a chance to immerse yourself in the beauty of York County's natural surroundings. This section takes you by peaceful fields …
This section of the Heritage Rail Trail goes through the North York Borough Park. The borough itself has a rich history, dating back to the 18th century. You can enjoy a peaceful journey as you follow Codorus Creek.
John Rudy Park is a great 150 acre public park. It has benches, a picnic area and restrooms. It is also one of the trail heads for the York County Heritage Trail.
York boasts a rich history as a temporary haven for the Continental Congress in 1777. During this time, the Articles of Confederation were drafted here, making York the birthplace of …