5의 Oley가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Mount Penn Preserve, situated on the outskirts of Reading, spans 50 acres and provides extensive mixed use trails throughout the park. Additionally, visitors can find picnic spots and restroom facilities for added convenience.

Oley was originally settled in 1700 and is known for its rolling farmland and beautiful scenery. It is currently listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Antietam Lake is surrounded by 665 acres of beautiful parkland. The lake itself is a very calm place and a great spot to take a break during your run.

The Daniel Boone Homestead is a collection of several buildings and structures on the same grounds that Daniel Boone called home. It encompasses over 500 acres and offers a ton of history along some short walking paths.

Enveloped by over 600 acres of parkland, the paved loop encircling Antietam Lake offers mountain bikers an easily accessible, scenic ride in Antietam Lake Park. Pedal along the water's edge, taking in views of the peaceful reservoir contrasted by the distant rolling mountains.

The Muhlenberg Rail Trail is a fully paved multiuse trail that was built on the spot of the old East Penn Branch of the Reading Railroad. It is mostly flat and is a very popular path for walkers, runners and cyclists.

Antietam Lake is the focal point of Antietam Lake Park. There is a paved road that circles around the lake, but you get a lot more privacy from hiking the trails that travel along the banks of the water. There are a bunch of other trails in the area that you can connect to in order to make different loops and routes.

Mount Penn Preserve is a 50 acre park on the edge of the city of Reading. It offers miles of hiking and trail running paths through the park. There are also picnic areas and restrooms.