Radnor Trail:
Pennsylvania
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Description:
In 2005 Radnor Township celebrated the opening of the multi-purpose Radnor Trail. This 2.2 mile, paved trail provides a quiet, scenic escape just northwest of Philadelphia. The trail travels mostly through residential and wooded areas, passing near local parks and is lined with several benches. It provides a popular off-road route to retail centers and schools. The 2.2 mile trail runs from Encke Park at Radnor-Chester Road to the shopping center at Sugartown Rd and Route 30.
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Parking & Trail Access:
From Interstate 476 take Exit 13 onto Route 30 west Continue and turn left onto Radnor-Chester Road. Continue and turn right onto Conestoga Road. E? Proceed on Conestoga Rd. and trail parking will be on your left, right near the intersection with Brookside Ave.
This trail is wheelchair accessible.
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Reviews: [2 trail ratings]
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By snugglebunnies on March 21, 2010
Agree with aford's review. The Radnor trail is a nice but it's too crowded with pedestrian traffic and pets on long leashes. Also, it's too short for anything worthwhile for almost any cyclist and there's no parking at either end of this short trail. The Radnor trail seems to have been developed for the local residents with little thought or concession made to commuters and I think they like it that way. Bottom line... there are better choices for cyclists.
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By snugglebunnies on March 21, 2010
Agree with aford's review. The Radnor trail is a nice but it's too crowded with pedestrian traffic and pets on long leashes. Also, it's too short for anything worthwhile for almost any cyclist and there's no parking at either end of this short trail. The Radnor trail seems to have been developed for the local residents with little thought or concession made to commuters and I think they like it that way. Bottom line... there are better choices for cyclists.
Would not recommend for the seasoned biker
By aford on May 06, 2008
This trail is pretty but very crowded with dog walkers, casual walkers and families out for a stroll. It is very difficult to navigate your bike around all this traffic. Stay away if you want to go even a little bit fast.
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