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Walking the wilderness trails.

A lush network of wilderness trails take hikers throughout the region, from the easy riverfront paths that hug the Schuylkill and Delaware rivers to the rugged, rocky trails of the Pennsylvania Highlands.

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Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor

A 165-mile trail connecting waterways, rails and trails along a historic railroad path

The Pennsylvania Highlands

Part of a 3.5 million acre greenway extending from south-central Pennsylvania to the Northwestern corner of Connecticut.

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Appalachian Mountain Club

The nation’s oldest outdoor recreation and conservation organization

Batona Hiking Club of Philadelphia

Join the Sunday hiking club for a short or long hike

Binky Lee Preserve

A former farm, now being reclaimed as natural lands

Central Perkiomen Valley Park

More than 800 acres along the Perkiomen Creek

Crow's Nest Preserve

A nature preserve composed of four 19th-century farms

Delaware Valley Orienteering Club

Navigational skills are key to this competitive, point-to-point racing sport

Pennypack Park

A beautiful cousin to Philadelphia's famous Wissahickon Gorge

Spring Mountain

Exciting zip line canopy tours through the treetops

Delaware Canal State Park

The only remaining continuously intact canal of the great towpath canal building era

Core Creek Park

A lakeside oasis amid suburban Bucks County

Delhass Woods

170 acres of walking trails and rare habitats

Evansburg State Park

Green space and natural solitude along the banks of Skippack Creek

Fairmount Park

One of the world’s largest city park systems

Fort Washington State Park

George Washington’s one-time fort is now a bird watching haven

French Creek State Park

Two lakes and forested hiking trails amid the picturesque farmland of northern Chester County

Goat Hill Serpentine Barrens

Part of the largest occurrence of serpentine barrens in the eastern United States

Green Lane Park

Overnight equestrian camping amid wooded trails and gorgeous views

Gwynedd Wildlife Preserve

An oasis of restored nature amid quickly developing suburbs

Hildacy Farm Preserve

Headquarters for Natural Lands Trust regional conservation work

Horse Shoe Trail

A challenging 130-mile trail connecting Valley Forge National Historic Park to the Appalachian Trail

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