One of my projects underway is the development of a geological guide of the Northwest Lancaster County Recreational Trail. This trail stretches from Columbia north to Falmouth, about 14 miles, all along the floodplain of the Susquehanna River.
Source: Explore geology of Chickies Rock, Lancaster County Recreational Trail
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On this trip we parked at Koser Park in Bainbridge and walked 1.5 miles south along the Northwest Lancaster County River Trail to find the cliffs. I was told by ...
→ 14-mile Northwest Lancaster County River Trail nears finish line - LancasterOnline
I've walked most of this route over the years starting from different locations, but having it all connected will ...
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6th Annual Lehigh Valley Food & Wine Festival will be held June 12 - 14, ...
Lancaster County now has its own viewing of live eagle nest - LancasterOnline
What a great idea, and a brilliant way to promote awareness of the Northwest Lancaster County River Trail.
→ The river side of Lancaster County - Bucks County Courier Times
Follow the link above for a general overview of places to see along the Susquehanna River's 40 mile frontage in western Lancaster County.
Built in 1905, Shocks Mill is a train bridge that crosses the Susquehanna in between the Lancaster County river towns of Bainbridge and Marietta. The mid-section's appearence is different due ...
In late August with record-breaking rainfall in only hours, never was flooding at this scale ever recorded before. In York County, news spread quickly after roads were picked up by ...
UPDATE: Click the link to read my in depth review of The Turkey Hill Experience.
→ The Turkey Hill Experience | NBC 10 Philadelphia
The link above leads to a very brief roundup of ...
→ New Susquehanna River trail center in Columbia hosts open house, wows visitors - Lancaster Online
Click here for a map of where to park and how to get to the best area for exploring the potholes and rock formations. The best time to go is ...
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→ The Historian: Clover, Part I - Berks-Mont News
→ The Historian: Clover, Part II - Berks-Mont News
→ 'Be the Dinosaur' at Allentown's Da Vinci teaches kids about Cretaceous Period life - The Morning Call
June 6th marked the 3rd anniversary of the grand opening of The Turkey Hill Experience - what started out as the hulking ruins of the former Ashley & Bailey silk mill building ...
A just-published article in Geosphere, the journal of the Geological Society of America, details how rock formations helped to determine the outcome at Gettysburg, where Union forces stopped a desperate ...
→ Missing link in popular Northwest Lancaster County River Trail will open Saturday - LancasterOnline
As noted in my photo gallery post on the White Cliffs of Conoy the path beneath ...
The best time to go is when the river is at or below the 3.5 foot level. Click here and scroll down to the "Gage height, feet" graph to check the current ...
These "cliffs" were created by the J.E. Baker quarry that once operated just inland from the river and whose flooded depths are now a popular scuba diving destination named The Bainbridge ...
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PHOTOS | Columbia River Park – Columbia, PA
14-mile Northwest Lancaster County River Trail nears finish line
Local Links | May 12, 2015
PHOTOS | Shocks Mill Bridge Bike Path Flooded
PHOTOS | Riverfront Park – Lancaster County, PA
Lancaster County now has its own viewing of live eagle nest
What to see along the Susquehanna River in Lancaster County
PHOTOS | Shocks Mill Bridge – Lancaster County, PA
Why was flooding so bad near the Susquehanna? A geological explanation
The Turkey Hill Experience + Chickies Rock County Park
New Susquehanna River trail center in Columbia hosts open house
PHOTOS | Conewago Falls Potholes near Falmouth, PA – Susquehanna River Set I
PHOTOS | Conewago Falls Potholes near Falmouth, PA – Susquehanna River Set II
The Historian: Clover, Part I & II
‘Be the Dinosaur’ at Allentown’s Da Vinci teaches kids about Cretaceous Period life
REVIEW | The Turkey Hill Experience – Columbia, PA
How rocks shaped Gettysburg and other Civil War battles
Missing link in popular Northwest Lancaster County River Trail will open Saturday
Susquehanna River Potholes Near Falmouth, PA Location Map
VIDEO | Conoy Township’s white cliffs now open to public
