By rosewc in September, 2011
for PA and some of DE:
www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/parks/maps/whiteclaycreek_mini.pdf
for DE an part of PA:
http://www.destateparks.com/downloads/maps/white-clay-creek/white-clay-creek.pdf
By Douglas Dersch in March, 2005
This map includes the PA part of the trails as well as a good portion of the DE sections:
www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/parks/maps/whiteclaycreek_mini.pdf
By Mark Hopkins in May, 2003
"I live near the park and often ride the crushed gravel ""Peltier Road"" trail just west of the White Clay Creek between Chamber's Rock Road and the London Tract Meeting House. It is a beautiful stretch of about 1.5 miles. The trail is flat, about 6-8 feet wide and very comfortable to ride on. The trail is covered by large trees so it is cool in the summer. This section of the trail is closed to motor vehicles and is a good place for a family ride.
On a good day you will meet other cyclists and hikers along the trail. I have seen several Great Blue Herons fishing along this creek and there has been a lot of beaver activity on the east side of the creek near Chambers Rock road. At its south end, this trail connects to other trails in the park that allow cycling.
Parking is available at either end of the trail. Trail maps are usually kept in a box on the porch of the park office next to the London Tract Meeting House at the north end of the trail. The Meeting House is located at the corner of London Tract and Sharpless Roads.
Be advised that you may need to pay a parking fee. Check the signs in the parking lot to be sure."