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Print Friendly MapThe Doylestown Community Hike and Bike System provides a convenient car-free network of paved pathways to get around this eastern Pennsylvania community, about 30 miles north of Philadelphia. With more than a dozen miles of trail, residents and visitors can connect to parks, schools, shopping areas, and local attractions. The trail also runs close to the SEPTA Regional Rail Line stations in town, enhancing its usefulness as a transportation corridor.
About the Route
A highlight of the route is the town's Central Park with more than 100 acres of family-oriented fun, including the amazing Kids Castle play area, picnic pavilions, tennis and basketball courts, and soccer fields.
The trails reach neighboring New Britain as well, including the borough's Covered Bridge Park, a beautiful open space nestled along Pine Run Creek with a picnic pavilion, playground, and historical bridge dating back to 1842.
Connections
The trail system directly connects to the 202 Parkway Trail.
Doylestown's trail system is also part of The Circuit, a developing 750-mile trail network in the Greater Philadelphia region.
The Doylestown Community Hike and Bike System runs throughout several parts of Doylestown.
Parking is available at:
Please see TrailLink Map for all parking options and detailed directions.
Way too confusing if you are not from the area- the map does help very much.
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