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Pomeroy Trail – Fair Hill Trailhead loop from Newark

Pomeroy Trail – Fair Hill Trailhead loop from Newark

Moderate

3.3

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Pomeroy Trail – Fair Hill Trailhead loop from Newark

03:01

50.0km

420m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 14, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

Please check local regulations for:

White Clay Creek State Park

White Clay Creek Preserve

Fair Hill Natural Resource Management Area

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Start point

Train Station

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6.20 km

Pomeroy Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Pomeroy Trail is a fully paved 4.4-mile multi-use trail that is a section of Newark Bikeway's Central Loop. A portion of the trail runs along White Clay Creek.

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7.85 km

Nature Center (White Clay Creek Preserve)

Highlight • Rest Area

Bathrooms and water available.

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9.60 km

White Clay Creek Preserve

Highlight • Forest

The White Clay Creek Preserve is named after the fact that clay was mined here in the past. It's characterized by forests, a creek with numerous small streams, and wide views.

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28.9 km

Fair Hill Trailhead

Highlight • Trail

The Fair Hills trail system offers 80+ miles of easy singletrack. There a five major trail loops that are connected with each other. That means you can easily spend the whole day on the bike here.

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29.0 km

North Appleton Parking Lot, Fair Hill Natural Resources Management Area

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The Fair Hills trail system offers 80+ miles of easy singletrack. There a five major trail loops that are connected with each other. That means you can easily spend the whole day on the bike here.

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31.4 km

Fox catcher Farm Covered Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

The Fox catcher Farm Covered Bridge in Cecil County, MD, built in 1860 by Ferdinand Wood and substantially reconstructed in 1992, spans Big Elk Creek. Recognized as a Maryland Historic Civil Engineering Landmark in 1994.

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