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Wooo that bridge is a workout!!!

Great parking area to start a hike, walk or ride. It’s a pay honor system.

There is a nice little garden with benches, tables and shade. It works as a great destination, or a fantastic place to rest on a long ride.

Summit Pointe, just off the Michael N. Castle Trail, is a great spot to rest. This small point offers scenic vistas of the marina and the Old Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Bridge, making it a good spot to take some photos and take in the views.

The Saint Georges Trailhead offers restrooms and parking for the Mike Castle Trail along the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. While there is no drinking water available here, the trailhead provides convenient parking with quick access to the trail, along with picnic tables and bike tools. Visitors can also enjoy great views of the north side of the St. Georges Bridge.

The Michael N. Castle Trail, named after former U.S. Congressman and Governor Michael N. Castle, is a scenic, paved, multi-use 12.1-mile walking and biking route along the north shore of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal in northern Delaware. The trail is relatively flat, wide, and easy to navigate. With three trailheads and amenities such as benches and bathrooms, this popular trail attracts over 200,000 visitors annually. The C&D Canal was first dug in the 1800s and widened in the early 1900s. This canal connects the Chesapeake Bay and Delaware River and serves as a crucial shipping route for the Port of Baltimore. The trail along its shore provides outstanding recreational opportunities for pedestrians, bicyclists, bird-watchers, and nature enthusiasts, offering views of abundant wildlife and scenic landscapes over the water.

From this spot on the Mike N. Castle Trail you get great views of the St. Georges Bridge, which spans the C&D Canal and connects North St. Georges to South St. Georges.

This is one of several access points and trailheads for the Mike N. Castle C&D Canal Trail. The Mike N. Castle C&D Canal Trail is a paved multi-use trail that stretches from Delaware City all the way to the Maryland-Delaware state line where it actually then continues as the Ben Cardin Trail to North Chesapeake City. In addition to parking, there are bathrooms, but no water, here.