features different scenery. different features idealfor horse riding and group hiking. Each loop of this trail it width makes trail’s This clearance. overhead high and tread, Equestrian hackberry,honeyand locust. areatrees,including of American lowland sycamore, common the Conestoga’s floodplain, where it follows an the river through ridgeline, to the returning descends trail woods.CVA The upland its grassy then floodplain ascends a ridgeline through more The trail then heads north and follows River the Conestoga along Indian Rock. Area. TravelingthesamerouteasCTS,CVApasses Duke Streetbridge,thetrailgoesthroughWilliamson follows theConestogaRiver. BeginningneartheSouth conservation group, the CVA trail’s blue-blazed route Constructed bytheConestoga ValleyAssociation (CVA),a ValleyConestoga Association Trail park. & Wildflower trailbefore the Meadow exits the Plant Native also pass through the MuhlenbergThey willand spicebush. boxelder walnut, black sycamore, American including shrubs, this stretch, of treeshikers willlowland and a variety see through another woodedarea to MillCreek’s floodplain. Along trail goes through morewoods, a meadow, andthen descends there,the view oftheConestogaRiverandLancasterCity.From limestone bluffprovidinganimpressive The CTSpassesIndianRock,a poplar, and American basswood. tulip red , northern , sugar of uplandareadominatedan woods by inthe Park Central Williamson Area, County.York in Trail The CTSenters Lancaster Mason-Dixon the County to park on itsway from northern acrossroute salmon-blazedtraces a the The TrailSystem Conestoga (CTS) System Conestoga Trail

Trail / Cross Country Ski Country /Cross Trail

rd changes, wide grade small by characterized trail, which is comprise loops this connected but separate recycled Three plastic. from signs made Trail marked is with Equestrian the trail, longest Central Park’s

Department of Trail Lancaster County Lancaster Trail GuideTrail Central Park Parks and Recreation Mill Creek spans bothMillCreek and the trail. Hinkletown coveredbridge former The along thistrail. bloom Virginia bluebells, wild geraniums and other native wildflowers spring, In early locust. and honey boxelder, sycamore, species, such as American and slippery , American beech, sugarmaple, and hickories ontheridge top tolowland hardwoods andloopsfromuplandspecies,such as American The trail passes alongthe creek,throughstands ofmature illustrations. instructions and features trail loop one-mile, this along station Each steps. and bar wall, beam,chin-up a balance including climbing bar, vault stations, exercise nine features Trail Fitness the 1997, in Built Fitness severalfields. encircling fields ball Rental Plots.Finally, the eastern loop passes through mown a woodedthroughnesting bird thearound area and Garden & WildflowerNative Plant Meadow.westernThe passes loop loop passes along MillCreek andthrough the Muhlenberg along Golfsouthernhead Road, of loop. the at theThe southern for Parking larger trailers horse is available grassin the lot woods. upland trail includes awestwardThispasses leg that through River. Conestoga the of excellent views affords loop the leg of beech, hickory,white ash, and white Inpine. winter, western the Kinglet 2 ce. 10/12 fi

Tr Trail ail Trail Trail ce 1 Descriptions and at the Park Of

ce and on the Department’s fi boundaries its establishing area, wooded this around flows Creek The Mill prohibited. in which is construction preservedwildlifefor and natural area, an area being a trailtakes hikers through difficult, yellow-blazed moderatelyeasyThis to trees, includingAmerican mature of stand a through hikers. The trail passes of groups and horses ideal for is it wide, is trailpath hike.this Because provides an easy loop Pool, Swimming County the blazed behind located trail, white- nearly flat,This

le past other trail users Trail Rules Trail 717-299-8215 fi Lancaster County Lancaster County Lancaster Fax: 717-295-5942 Lancaster, PA 17602 PA Lancaster, 1050 Rockford Road rearms from or across the trails is fi Administrative Offi [email protected] Board of Commissioners . www.lancastercountyparks.org www.lancastercountyparks.org.

Department of Parks & Recreation on a leash care Kiwanis Natural Area prohibited Individuals with mobility disabilities may refer to the A complete list of the Park Rules and Regulations is A Enjoy the trails from dawn to dusk vehicles The trails are designed for non-motorized are prohibited Alcoholic beverages carry out what you carry in Leave no trace, on the trails, but must be kept Pets are permitted horse/pet waste from the trails Remove all horse at a walking pace Ride your single Walk/ride announce your intentions, pass with Keep right, Discharging Please stay on designated trails Biking and horseback riding are prohibited in the Department’s ADA accessiblity policy regarding the accessiblity ADA Department’s This use of powered mobility devices on the trails. policy is available on the Park website at www.lancastercountyparks.org 2 posted at each entrance of the Park. A listing is also A posted at each entrance of the Park. available at the Park Of 1 website at • • • • • • • • • • • •

Rev. Rev.

of dead snags make this woodland ideal habitat for birds. presence and species tree of diversity The trees. American hackberry,commonpoplar, chestnuttulip oak,red oak, and This trail passes through mature upland woods filled with overlooking the Conestoga River. garden, the the Warbler Trailtraverses routesidehill a of east Beginning Trail. Warbler designate the blazesYellow Warbler Trail Scout namefew. aonly such as beauty,spring trillium, trout lily, and wild ginger, to floor the alongHikersspecies, forest on can trail. this seeseveral Kiwanisto Drive.Inspring,earlywildflowers kinds all of bloom woodedwalk alongnarrow a pathconnecting Kiwanis Road withBlazed red thepaint, Wildflower Trail an provides easy, Wildflower white ash, and tulipThe trees. trailRock. poplar ends Indian at ash, white sugarmaple, featuring switchbacksthroughupland Creek woods, thenand ascends a series Mill of ng o l a continues

Length Time to Permitted Prohibited Trail Difficulty in Miles Hike Activities Activities Tr ail T

Conestoga Trail Easy to r

3.3 1.5 hr. H, S B, C, E ail System Moderate Activity Key: Conestoga Valley 1.8 45 min. Moderate B, H, S C, E Association B = Off-road biking

C = Cross country skiing Trail Scout the Heading north, prevalent. also and boxelder.Fragrant spicebush is American sycamore, walnut, black elms, slippery and American as lowlandsuch treespecies, by dominated Creekis area camping Mill park. Thethe loop around habitats as itcrosseswoodland the different several through passes Creek AreaCamping Mill and the around white-blazedThis loops trail Equestrian 3.8 1.5 hr. Easy B, C, E, H, S E = Horseback riding H = Hiking Fitness 1 20 min.* Easy C, H, S B, E

S = Snowshoeing Kinglet .3 10 min. Easy B, C, E, H, S * Time noted does not include Mill Creek 1.3 30 min. Moderate H, S B, C, E the time it takes to complete the trail’s exercises. Scout 1.2 1 hr. Moderate B, H, S C, E Warbler .3 15 min. Moderate B, H, S C, E Wildflower .4 10 min. Moderate H, S B, C, E

features different scenery. different features idealfor horse riding and group hiking. Each loop of this trail it width makes trail’s This clearance. overhead high and tread, Equestrian hackberry,honeyand locust. areatrees,including of American lowland sycamore, common the Conestoga’s floodplain, where it follows an the river through ridgeline, to the returning descends trail woods.CVA The upland its grassy then floodplain ascends a ridgeline through more The trail then heads north and follows River the Conestoga along Indian Rock. Area. TravelingthesamerouteasCTS,CVApasses Duke Streetbridge,thetrailgoesthroughWilliamson follows theConestogaRiver. BeginningneartheSouth conservation group, the CVA trail’s blue-blazed route Constructed bytheConestoga ValleyAssociation (CVA),a ValleyConestoga Association Trail park. & Wildflower trailbefore the Meadow exits the Plant Native also pass through the MuhlenbergThey willand spicebush. boxelder walnut, black sycamore, American including shrubs, this stretch, of treeshikers willlowland and a variety see through another woodedarea to MillCreek’s floodplain. Along trail goes through morewoods, a meadow, andthen descends there,the view oftheConestogaRiverandLancasterCity.From limestone bluffprovidinganimpressive The CTSpassesIndianRock,a poplar, and American basswood. tulip red oak, northern maple, sugar of uplandareadominatedan woods by inthe Park Central Williamson Area, County.York in Trail The CTSenters Lancaster Mason-Dixon the County to park on itsway from northern acrossroute salmon-blazedtraces a the The TrailSystem Conestoga (CTS) System Conestoga Trail

Trail / Cross Country Ski Country /Cross Trail

rd changes, wide grade small by characterized trail, which is comprise loops this connected but separate recycled Three plastic. from signs made Trail marked is with Equestrian the trail, longest Central Park’s

Department of Trail Lancaster County Lancaster Trail GuideTrail Central Park Parks and Recreation Mill Creek spans bothMillCreek and the trail. Hinkletown coveredbridge former The along thistrail. bloom Virginia bluebells, wild geraniums and other native wildflowers spring, In early locust. and honey boxelder, sycamore, species, such as American and slippery elms, American beech, sugarmaple, and hickories ontheridge top tolowland hardwoods andloopsfromuplandspecies,such as American The trail passes alongthe creek,throughstands ofmature illustrations. instructions and features trail loop one-mile, this along station Each steps. and bar wall, beam,chin-up a balance including climbing bar, vault stations, exercise nine features Trail Fitness the 1997, in Built Fitness severalfields. encircling fields ball Rental Plots.Finally, the eastern loop passes through mown a woodedthroughnesting bird thearound area and Garden & WildflowerNative Plant Meadow.westernThe passes loop loop passes along MillCreek andthrough the Muhlenberg along Golfsouthernhead Road, of loop. the at theThe southern for Parking larger trailers horse is available grassin the lot woods. upland trail includes awestwardThispasses leg that through River. Conestoga the of excellent views affords loop the leg of beech, hickory,white ash, and white Inpine. winter, western the Kinglet 2 ce. 10/12 fi

Tr Trail ail Trail Trail ce 1 Descriptions and at the Park Of

ce and on the Department’s fi boundaries its establishing area, wooded this around flows Creek The Mill prohibited. in which is construction preservedwildlifefor and natural area, an area being a trailtakes hikers through difficult, yellow-blazed moderatelyeasyThis to trees, includingAmerican mature of stand a through hikers. The trail passes of groups and horses ideal for is it wide, is trailpath hike.this Because provides an easy loop Pool, Swimming County the blazed behind located trail, white- nearly flat,This

le past other trail users Trail Rules Trail 717-299-8215 fi Lancaster County Lancaster County Lancaster Fax: 717-295-5942 Lancaster, PA 17602 PA Lancaster, 1050 Rockford Road rearms from or across the trails is fi Administrative Offi [email protected] Board of Commissioners . www.lancastercountyparks.org www.lancastercountyparks.org.

Department of Parks & Recreation on a leash care Kiwanis Natural Area prohibited Individuals with mobility disabilities may refer to the A complete list of the Park Rules and Regulations is A Enjoy the trails from dawn to dusk vehicles The trails are designed for non-motorized are prohibited Alcoholic beverages carry out what you carry in Leave no trace, on the trails, but must be kept Pets are permitted horse/pet waste from the trails Remove all horse at a walking pace Ride your single Walk/ride announce your intentions, pass with Keep right, Discharging Please stay on designated trails Biking and horseback riding are prohibited in the Department’s ADA accessiblity policy regarding the accessiblity ADA Department’s This use of powered mobility devices on the trails. policy is available on the Park website at www.lancastercountyparks.org 2 posted at each entrance of the Park. A listing is also A posted at each entrance of the Park. available at the Park Of 1 website at • • • • • • • • • • • •

Rev. Rev.

of dead snags make this woodland ideal habitat for birds. presence and species tree of diversity The trees. elm American hackberry,commonpoplar, chestnuttulip oak,red oak, and This trail passes through mature upland woods filled with overlooking the Conestoga River. garden, the the Warbler Trailtraverses routesidehill a of east Beginning Trail. Warbler designate the blazesYellow Warbler Trail Scout namefew. aonly such as beauty,spring trillium, trout lily, and wild ginger, to floor the alongHikersspecies, forest on can trail. this seeseveral Kiwanisto Drive.Inspring,earlywildflowers kinds all of bloom woodedwalk alongnarrow a pathconnecting Kiwanis Road withBlazed red thepaint, Wildflower Trail an provides easy, Wildflower white ash, and tulipThe trees. trailRock. poplar ends Indian at ash, white sugarmaple, featuring switchbacksthroughupland Creek woods, thenand ascends a series Mill of ng o l a continues

Length Time to Permitted Prohibited Trail Difficulty in Miles Hike Activities Activities Tr ail T

Conestoga Trail Easy to r

3.3 1.5 hr. H, S B, C, E ail System Moderate Activity Key: Conestoga Valley 1.8 45 min. Moderate B, H, S C, E Association B = Off-road biking

C = Cross country skiing Trail Scout the Heading north, prevalent. also and boxelder.Fragrant spicebush is American sycamore, walnut, black elms, slippery and American as lowlandsuch treespecies, by dominated Creekis area camping Mill park. Thethe loop around habitats as itcrosseswoodland the different several through passes Creek AreaCamping Mill and the around white-blazedThis loops trail Equestrian 3.8 1.5 hr. Easy B, C, E, H, S E = Horseback riding H = Hiking Fitness 1 20 min.* Easy C, H, S B, E

S = Snowshoeing Kinglet .3 10 min. Easy B, C, E, H, S * Time noted does not include Mill Creek 1.3 30 min. Moderate H, S B, C, E the time it takes to complete the trail’s exercises. Scout 1.2 1 hr. Moderate B, H, S C, E Warbler .3 15 min. Moderate B, H, S C, E Wildflower .4 10 min. Moderate H, S B, C, E 76°18'0"W 40°1'45"N 76°17'45"W 76°17'30"W 76°17'15"W 76°17'0"W

REET EAKE ST CHESAP

T

E

E

R

T

S

Y

R

R

E

B

W

A

R

T T

S E E

R

T

S

D A E O

R K

D U

I A

Lancaster CountyLancaster GIS SLL Revised 11/21/12 S:/gis/gisprojects/parks/centralparktrails10-02-12nw D

R D AD

A

O

O O

R R

D

D

R

R Roads O F O Closed Roads Closed Utility Lines H

F Buildings

F Wetland Rockford Plantation Garden Plots Utility Towers Playground

Horse Parking Trailer Parking Archaeological Site Area NaturalKiwanis Native Plant Meadow Rivers, Streams, Ponds K K K Restrooms (Seasonal) Skate Park Plantation Orchard Area Park Central Forest or Brush

T

PAVI LI O N # 1 C

C C

U

O

O O

R O

R R

!( S

I A

Off Road Bicycling and Road Bicycling Off Horseback Riding Kiwanis the in Prohibited Natural Area E

V I

! (

R

I A I A

D I *

Legend ! Y Z

T

N

O P I * PAR K OFFICE 40°1'30"N I A I A GARDEN GARDEN OF FIVE SENSES I A I *

L I A I

A

t

R ®

T

A SWIMMING POOL

V C !( RANGER OFFICE

D

A O

PAVILION #2 PAVILION

R

D

R

I A O

F 40°1'45"N

K

C O

I * R

T R

E L

E I

L

#3 PAVILION L

AREA I

V PICNIC A

G

I A A I

R

N

R

R I

T

T

!(

K

A

G

O

T R

S S E

L

E B

R N

O

WA

C

I A

L

I

A

R

T

40°1'15"N 76°16'45"W

A

V C Equestrian / X-CountrySkiTrail (SIGNS) (SIGNS) Trail Fitness (BLUE Trail Blazes) CVA Warbler Trail (YELLOW Blazes) Blazes) (WHITE Trail Kinglet Blazes) (WHITE Trail Scout Wildflower Trail (RED Blazes) Blazes) (YELLOW Trail Creek Mill Blazes) (SALMON System Trail Conestoga Lancaster CountyAcres Central 544Park

TRAILS

D

A

O

R

D

R

O

F

K

C 40°1'30"N

O R

76°18'0"W T

E

E

R R T

S

E

K

E L

U

I D

H

A V T

U

O R

I S T

R D

A

O A A R

V D D

G C A R

O O O T

C O S F

R N E

K

C

O N T R YE COUR D ATES

O A

S O t

R I A ®

M A N A O

I S L M E G V LIA I L IL I R O W

D W T

L S COURT

W I

INDIAN ROCK

E IE A

BASKETBALL

V N R AREA

O

Y T AREA T C I 40°1'0"N I * C WILLIAMSON PAR K SKATE WILLIAMSON

I A t ROCK ROCK FORD PLANTATION E PAVI LI O N # 11 ® IV

R SUGAR SHACK D

!(

P I A

L O I

O A

L

R

T

E T N A U L

O

C

D

S I A

N

FIELD .4 NO BASEBALL

A

H

L 40°1'15"N

A ! Y I A R

E

N

L E

SOCCER I

G FIELD NO. 5 NO. FIELD D A A O R BIRD AREA

R FIELD BALL 3 NO. T F NESTING L E GO . F N A

R A

I M

R

V T

I E S

E W E V

D I U

R D

A D Q R O

EW IV E VI R E RM FA L . L W I

M

N

A

M

L

E

H

S

E 40°0'45"N PLOTS RESIDENCE GARDEN

PAVI LI O N # 21 I A

L I E

TENNIS COURTS A V I

I A MEADIA HEIGHTS GOLF CLUB GOLF HEIGHTS MEADIA

I * I A

R R

D A

R O

F L T O

D G

RESIDENCE

KI WANIS

S S

I A E 76°16'30"W

N

NANCE

T

I

F BRIDGE INTE

!( COVERED MA

BALL FIELD BALL 1 NO.

A

D E JOHN MOSS PLANT NATIVE NURSERY

I A L

BALL FIELD BALL 2 NO.

A L

I R

O H

A

R

L

Y

I

S L

P

A

D A O

R A Y

L

F

O G

R

I A G

I A

R L

T I U

A

T R

A

T

N L

I T

S U R

76°17'45"W A

I

E N R O

T

C W A

S 23

O W K I Central Park Trails and FacilitiesCentralTrails Park

D L E

741 K

A F

E 30 O D R R

L

I *

C I M A

462 D R E

W A A K L O F R R

L I A L T E L I I

M G M

B I A

I E N

N A 222 H I

ENVIRONMENTAL AND CENTER SHUTS ENVIRONMENTAL LIBRARY M X R P L E E M H LANCASTER CENTRAL PARK A S 23 C E 40°0'30"N C I A 23

K L E

222

E I A L R I K 222 Y C A W S E L E M UR L T L I A 272 I E N M BUILDING A R

272 R EXHIBIT FARM EXHIBIT Feet T C

R L Feet

CITY E 501 L

W I 324

30 L I L O POND LANCASTER I A L M A F R R D T 40°0'45"N T L

72 I A W G N

A O I

T R S T W

E S O

23 N E D AREA

O U A PICNIC

C Q E #22 PAVILION

30 E M 283

999

R

E I A

W 741

O K

L

E F

462 E

I A

V

D I

E R

K

D

L I

W S I A

I N R

W

C D

AREA

N PICNIC

A

L

T

L N I I A

L M P

40°0'15"N

E

V I

T

A

N

G

R SCALE ISCALE INCH 700= FEET U

B

N

E

L

H

U

M 250 262.5 76°16'15"W 0 525 1,050 1,575 2,100 0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 40°0'15"N 76°17'0"W 76°17'30"W 76°17'15"W 76°16'45"W 76°16'30"W 76°16'15"W