The trail can be accessed from parking lots at the northern and southern ends of Manheim Township Community Park, as well as the Manheim Township Athletic Complex. There are also connector paths to nearby subdivisions.
This is one of 14 trails that we have ridden that, including the connecting road sections, totaled around 35 miles. Several of the trails are not named and some of the road sections can be busy. I was able to use Traillink.com maps to create this route.
Starting at the Landis Valley Farm Museum and the Manheim Township Trail then on to Stoner Park, beside Eden Road, through the Lancaster Bible College, and Overlook Park to the Heritage Trail. Next the Kissel Hill Community Trail, around the Manheim Township Athletic Complex to the Manheim Township Community Park Trail, the Warwick Township Highlands Trail to along Bachman Run, Brighton-Reidenbaugh Park
Trail and through some trails around the Manheim Township High School. I've actually added 5 trails and there's one very short trail that I didn't include. Because of the trails near the school, we either ride on weekends or during summer. Our group of riders includes mostly retired folks in their mid 60's to early 70's.
We parked at the south end of the park, just off Petersburg Road. There are indoor restrooms (very clean) near the parking area. We rode to the north end of the park then took mostly very quiet, neighborhood streets to the Brighton-Reidenbauch Park Trails about 1.5 miles away. There is a short section of busy roads (Koser Road and Buckwalter Road) but its less than 1/2 mile. The whole ride on both trails and the road sections, out and back was just 7.3 miles. There are several other short trails nearby and they're all worth a look.
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