Type: Road/Trail, Point-to-point
Difficulty: 2 / 10
Jog-Stroller Friendly: Unknown
Filed Under: Hiking, Running
The Conewago Trail has a flat cinder and earth surface. The rail-trail passes through wooded sections with a canopy of trees, pastoral meadows, active farms and beautiful sections along the meandering Conewago Creek. The total distance one way is 5 miles. Bring your own water.
For a longer run, you can link this trail up to the Lebanon Valley Rail-Trail which runs another 8 miles to Cornwall. Future additions will stretch this rail-trail 20 continuous miles from Elizabethtown to Lebanon.
For more information about the Lebanon Valley Rail-Trail, see website:
http://www.lvrailtrail.com/
Take Rt. 283 east to Rt. 230. Turn right and go 0.1 mile toward Rt. 230. Turn left and go east for 3 miles to Conewago Recreation trailhead. Park here. For more information, call (717) 295-3605.
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