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The Laneville Trailhead is the southernmost point of the Butler-Freeport Community Trail. This location offers a parking lot and convenient access to the Buffalo River to cool down after a hike.

The Butler-Freeport Community Trail spans 20 miles, winding through a scenic wooded valley along Little Buffalo Creek to Buffalo Creek and then to the Allegheny River at Freeport. The trail is a mix of surfaces, mainly crushed limestone, and well-placed mile and .5 mile markers along the way. Restrooms are available along the route and are open seasonally, from May to October. As you ride the trail, you'll encounter charming scenery, including old stone foundations, remains of brick kilns, small dams, and delightful waterfalls.

Buffalo Creek begins in Hartley Township, flowing eastward between Buffalo Mountain and Branch Mountain. It depends, though, on Gooseneck and Buffalo Gap. Its name origin is unclear, as buffalo were almost nonexistent in the state at the time it was named.

This trailhead is the southernmost point of the trail. There is a parking lot here with access to Buffalo River. The river is a great spot to rest and recharge in a beautiful setting before heading back on the trail if you are riding an out-and-back. Alternatively, you can stage another vehicle here if you want to plan a shorter ride.

This charming covered bridge spans the rushing waters of Roaring Run, creating a quintessential Pennsylvania scene. Constructed with rough-cut hemlock and featuring a green metal roof, the bridge is a delightful surprise.

This scenic trail follows the Kiskiminetas River, providing hikers, bikers, and nature enthusiasts with stunning views. Its historical significance is evident in the remnants of the Pennsylvania Mainline Canal that can be spotted along the way, offering a glimpse into the region's past.

The Rachel Carson Falls is a small but beautiful waterfall within a ravine. This is part of the Rachel Carson Run which runs into the Allegheny River. There is a delightful little bridge here which crosses the ravine. This would be a great place for a rest to take in the surrounding scenery.

Spanning over 500 acres, Harrison Hills Park features hiking trails, wooded areas, and little ponds. The park provides a peaceful setting for nature enthusiasts.