John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge - Accessable Trail -...
About the Accessible Trail The trail is 6/10ths of a mile. A nice easy walk on a boardwalk across the fresh water marsh. About the Refuge The John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum is administered by the Departmen... waymarking.com
Saddler's Woods Trailhead - Haddon Twp., N.j.
One of the few trailheads in Camden County where the groundskeepers went out of their way to make the entrance overt and obvious. This entrance is marked by logs laying down, end on end leading into the gravel path which ... waymarking.com
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia is a day trip unto itself. It?s a journey into the nation?s past, tracing the footsteps of George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson through Independence National Historical Park. Get in touch wi... trails.com
Barclay Farmstead Museum - Cherry Hill, Nj
Step back in time at the Barclay Farmstead, an historical oasis in the heart of bustling Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Built in 1816 by a Quaker farmer, Joseph Thorn, the farmhouse and surrounding 32-acre property offers visit... waymarking.com
Philadelphia: Birthplace Of Independence, Philadelphia,...
Philadelphia is a delicious mlange of contrasts, from the joyful frenzy of the Italian market to the solemn dignity of Independence Hall, from the Mummers Parade to fine jazz?with a huge city park, hundreds of museums and gal... trails.com
Wissahickon River Gorge
The city of Philadelphia boasts the largest municipal park system in the world. At 9,200 acres, Fairmount Park is a conglomerate of public lands throughout the city. One of my personal favorites is the Wissahickon Valley ... localhikes.com
Wissahickon Creek Gorge, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia,...
In northwestern Philadelphia, 8,700-acre Fairmount Park enfolds the spectacular setting and outdoor recreation along 7 miles and 1,800 acres of Wissahickon Creek Gorge. Despite its city location, the park is a remarkable isla... trails.com
Croft Farm Art Center - Cherry Hill, Nj
In 1985, the Croft family sold the 80-acre property to Cherry Hill Township. In 1995, a new era began as the Cherry Hill Arts Center was dedicated on the grounds of Croft Farm. Croft Farm Art Center (100 Borton's Mill Roa... waymarking.com
Impoundment Loop, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Want a ride where you can take the family? Want a ride where you can get a workout and spend time in a beautiful area full of migratory birds and rich plant life? Well, here's the ride for you. Located near the Philadelphia a... trails.com
Cooper River Park
The 346-acre Cooper River Park, which runs through Pennsauken, Cherry Hill, Collingswood and Haddon Township, features two bike paths, the 3.8-mile loop (Cuthbert to Rt. 130) and the 1.35-mile (Cuthbert to Grove Street) cour... visitnj.org
Wissahickon Gorge, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Inside the western city limits of Philadelphia is a natural retreat hidden in a rugged gorge, with a covered bridge, an old inn, and a statue that commemorates the last Native American chief in the Wissahickon Valley. trails.com
Haverford College, Friends Historical Association
Founded in 1873, the Friends Historical Association preserves the history of the Religious Society of Friends. The association hosts many activities throughout the year including its annual meeting and educational events. visitpa.com
Ridley Creek State Park
- Within the park boundaries is a small 18th century village that grew up around the site of a mill. Now known as Sycamore Mills, the area had been previously named Bishop's Mill and Providence Mill. The miller's house, th... wildernet.com
Fort Washington State Park
This beautiful park interests historians of the American Revolution. The park takes its name from the redoubt fort built by George Washington's troops in the fall of 1777, before heading to Valley Forge. The park is popular ... visitpa.com
Penn State Forest: The Plains Trail, Chatsworth, New Jersey
When the colonists first came upon the dwarf trees of the Pine Barrens, they assumed?because none were taller than 5 feet?that they had entered a forest of immature trees. However, after all these years the trees still haven?... trails.com
The Brandywine Valley And Valley Forge National Historical...
Rich with culture, the Brandywine Valley has become synonymous with regional art. The artists and craftsmen of the area were, and are still, some of the finest in our country. Examples of their work can be found in many histo... trails.com