Log inRegister
Search

Capital Area Greenbelt Photos

Pennsylvania

Photo by: richardsj1
Capital Area Greenbelt Susquehanna River - West of the Capital Area Trail
#
Photo by:richardsj1
Capital Area Greenbelt Susquehanna River - North
#
Photo by:richardsj1
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt View of the Rockville Bridge, the world's longest stone RR trestle, from the branch of the trail that connects to Fort Hunter.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Norfolk Southern freight train passing over the branch of the greenbelt that connects to Fort Hunter in Rockville.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Heckton United Methodist Church, seen from the extension to Fort Hunter Park in the northern suburbs
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The extension of the trail to Fort Hunter passes through residential communities in the northern suburb of Rockville
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt It looks like just a small ditch, but the trench between the trail and the river is actually a remnant of the PA Mainline Canal, which is visible from the extension to Fort Hunter.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Looking north up the river toward the Rockville Trestle; seen from the new extension to Fort Hunter
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Looking south along the northern extension to Fort Hunter during the Covid-19 pandemic in spring 2020. Front Street is typically bustling with traffic.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Freight and passenger trains traveling the busy Keystone Line that connects Pittsburgh and the Midwest with Harrisburg and the East Coast can often be seen rumbling across the Rockville Trestle in the northern suburbs
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The extension to Fort Hunter runs along the west side of Front Street for most of its length, protecting walkers, runners and cyclists from the busy road
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt View across the river from the new branch trail to Fort Hunter in the northern suburbs
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt This caboose is along the newly completed branch of the greenbelt that extends to Fort Hunter in the northern suburbs. It is located immediately south of Fort Hunter Park.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Another beautiful picture.
#
Photo by:jwagner2_tl
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Eastern terminus of the Asylum Run branch of the Greenbelt at Andrea Ave. Taken Sept. 2016.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Passing behind homes in the northeast suburbs near Andrea Ave. Taken Sept. 2016.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Looking east along the new extension of the Asylum Run branch of the Greenbelt, which now connects to Andrea Ave. and the northeast suburbs. Taken Sept. 2016.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt This fork is along the branch of the Greenbelt that extends east of the city along Asylum Run; the left trail climbs the hill to the Susquehanna Twp. Veterans Park, while the newly completed branch on the right continues along the stream to Andrea Ave.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Shallow lake in Wildwood Park, located in the suburbs north of Harrisburg.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt After passing under I-81, the greenbelt, still following sidewalks, turns right into Wildwood Park.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The sidewalk along Industrial Road serves as the trail beneath the I-81 underpass north of the city.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt One of the numerous pocket parks along the greenbelt; this one is just south of the I-81 underpass on Industrial Road.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Approaching HACC's Sen. Jeffrey Piccola Law Enforcement training center from the north.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The trail takes an abrupt turn toward Industrial Road immediately north of Harrisburg Area Community College's Sen. Jeffrey Piccola Law Enforcement training center.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt After crossing grassy fields, the trail parallels Industrial Road on the north end of Harrisburg.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Winding through grassy fields north of Harrisburg Area Community College on a cloudy, brisk autumn day. Taken Oct. 2016.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt After crossing the HACC parking lot, the trail enters a grassy field on the north side.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The trail mainly follows sidewalks for much if its route through the Harrisburg Area Community College's campus.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Springtime trees coming in to bloom between the Farm Show Complex and the HACC campus. Taken Apr. 2016.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The greenbelt parallels Cameron Street in the vicinity of the Farm Show Complex.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Stone engraving on the side of the massive Farm Show Building, complete with the date it was built.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Another pic of the junction sign in the tunnel beneath Cameron Street.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Passing athletic fields east of Cameron Street. Taken Apr. 2016.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The greenbelt crosses the boundary between Harrisburg and neighboring Susquehanna Twp. immediately east of Cameron Street. Taken Apr. 2016.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt New, user-friendly and ADA-compliant street crossings southeast of the Farm Show Complex.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Unfortunately, the tunnel beneath Cameron Street is poorly lit. These signs guide users on the correct route.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Looking east from the Farm Show Complex. The trail passes beneath Cameron Street in this tunnel.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The greenbelt passes beneath busy Cameron Street through this tunnel, located on the southeast side of the Farm Show Complex.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt These newer signs guide trail users along the route of the trail, which crosses several busy intersections.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The trail passes this monument at the entrance to Harrisburg Area Community College's (HACC) main entrance north of the Farm Show Complex.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Cool shade on the Harrisburg riverfront. This pic was taken immediately north of the Walnut Street Bridge.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt This plaque interprets the history of the small plaza at the east end of the Walnut Street Bridge.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Lush gardens near the junction with the Walnut Street Bridge.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Three generations, mom, daughter and grandson, enjoy the greenbelt on a warm, August afternoon. Taken 2015.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt These stairs descend to the branch of the trail that runs directly along the river.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Profile shot, with the trees separating Front Street, on left, from the river, on right.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Walnut and Market Street Bridges, as seen from the Harrisburg riverfront.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Bicentennial Memorial.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Cyclists riding along the greenbelt in the Harrisburg riverfront. Taken Aug. 2015.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Calder/Olmstead/McCormick Mansion, visible from the greenbelt on the Harrisburg riverfront.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Interpretive sign across from a key landmark on Front St. in Harrisburg.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Shaded greenbelt on the Harrisburg riverfront. Taken Aug. 2015.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Picnic area (and squirrel) by the eastern approach to the Walnut Street Bridge in Harrisburg.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Squirrel enjoying a warm, late summer evening by the greenbelt. Taken Aug. 2015.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Landscaping at the eastern approach to the Walnut Street Bridge.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Trail users can either follow Front Street on the left, or descend to the river along the Riverfront portion of the greenbelt.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Urban greenbelt along the Harrisburg Riverfront. Taken Aug. 2015.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt View of two greenbelt paths and the Walnut Street Bridge, seen on a late summer afternoon. Taken Aug. 2015.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Another view of the modern sculpture, shown between two grtenbelt paths on the Riverfront.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Another monument on the Harrisburg riverfront.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt View of the Walnut Street Bridge on an early evening in late summer. Taken Aug. 2015.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt View between the Market and Walnut street bridges. Taken Aug. 2015.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Sign giving the history of Harrisburg's Riverfront Park.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Plaque on the side of one of the columns at the eastern approach to the Market Street Bridge.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Neo-classical columns at the eastern approach to the Market Street Bridge, as seen from the greenbelt. Taken Aug. 2015.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt After crossing busy Market Street, the greenbelt reenters the shaded riverfront and heads south toward the Penn DOT building.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Looking north from the plaza at the Market Street intersection. Taken Aug. 2015.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Historical interpretive plaque describing an earlier, long-vanished bridge that spanned the Susquehanna River back in the 19th century.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Greenbelt for a 'green' city.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Sign and mile marker near the junction with the Walnut Street Bridge. Taken Aug. 2015.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Modern art sculpture along the greenbelt near the Market Street Bridge.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The main branch of the greenbelt closely parallels Front Street and the Harrisburg riverfront.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Hikers enjoying the late summer weather on the Harrisburg riverwalk. Taken Aug. 2015.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Map of downtown Harrisburg, located at the intersection of the main greenbelt trail and the Walnut Street Bridge.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Another interpretive historical sign on the Harrisburg riverfront, this one commemorates the city's role in the Civil War and how it was the ultimate target of the Confederate Invasion routed at Gettysburg.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Plaque interpreting the monument built to honor the Susquehanna River School, set up in Colonial Times to educate that local Native Americans.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt This monument, which commemorates an early settlement that provided education to the local Indians, is one of many along the segment of the greenbelt that follows the Susquehanna River.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt This family was taking an evening stroll on the Walnut Street Bridge, which connects the greenbelt to City Island. See the bridge's entry for more photos. Taken Aug. 2015.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Plaza at the junction between the main branch of the greenbelt and the Walnut Street Bridge.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Susquehanna River
#
Photo by:mark.rutkowski
Capital Area Greenbelt Green space
#
Photo by:mark.rutkowski
Capital Area Greenbelt along the river
#
Photo by:twosport
Capital Area Greenbelt bridge painting of a bike
#
Photo by:twosport
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt
#
Photo by:bethmihmet
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt
#
Photo by:bethmihmet
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt
#
Photo by:wdhorner_tl
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt
#
Photo by:wdhorner_tl
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt
#
Photo by:wdhorner_tl
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Link Trail (left) following Locust Lane for a brief stretch.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Mini-amphitheater off the Link Trail, where presentations on the local environment are sometimes held.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Kiosk across from the mini-amphitheater on the Link Trail. Educational presentations on the surrounding woods and wetlands are sometimes held here.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Students on a field trip along the Link Trail section of the greenbelt, near the mini-amphitheater.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The Link Trail has some steep grades along its path.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Unlike most at-grade intersections on the greenbelt, the one on the Link Trail at Locust Lane is well-marked and safe for pedestrian use.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt I highly recommend that users check out the Link Trail, which passes through some scenic open space in Harrisburg's northeast suburbs.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Fall foliage on the Link Trail.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Switchbacks on the Link Trail just southwest of Veterans' Park, caution is advised!
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Link Trail curving along Asylum Run near Veterans' Park
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The Link Trail descends a very steep hill immediately southwest of Veterans' Park. This sign warns users of the steep grades and switchbanks ahead.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Another war memorial in Veterans' Park, at the east end of the Link Trail.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt One of a couple of war memorials at the aptly named Veterans' Park, at the east end of the Link Trail.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Eastern terminus of the Link Trail in Veterans' Park near Progress; this spur trail branches off the main path of the greenbelt near the old state hospital and follows Asylum Run into the northeast suburbs.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Near Wildwood lake
#
Photo by:van633mud
Capital Area Greenbelt Harrisburg,pa Breath taking views
#
Photo by:billy3914davis
Capital Area Greenbelt Harrisburg,pa
#
Photo by:billy3914davis
Capital Area Greenbelt Harrisburg,pa
#
Photo by:billy3914davis
Capital Area Greenbelt Harrisburg
#
Photo by:billy3914davis
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt most of this loop is trail, but there a few areas along roads & streets
#
Photo by:dltiffany14.dt
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt you might see some cows loose on the streets downtown
#
Photo by:dltiffany14.dt
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Capitol building is just a couple of blocks away
#
Photo by:dltiffany14.dt
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt traveling along Front Street
#
Photo by:dltiffany14.dt
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt welcome to Harrisburg
#
Photo by:dltiffany14.dt
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt maintenance crew bust at work
#
Photo by:dltiffany14.dt
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt approaching Derry St
#
Photo by:dltiffany14.dt
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt I wonder how many taxpayer's dollars are sitting here?
#
Photo by:dltiffany14.dt
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt nice hills around Wildwood Lake
#
Photo by:dltiffany14.dt
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Another view in the woods just off Cameron Street, across from the Farm Show Complex. Is the house used by the park's caretaker?
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Approaching Cameron Street and the Farm Show Complex.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Junction of the Greenbelt and Link Trail west of the former state hospital. The Greenbelt makes a sharp right and follows Pine Drive up the hill, while the Link Trail goes left and follows Asylum Run to a park next to the Game Commission.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Junction of the main greenbelt alignment with the Link Trail, a 1-mile long spur trail that extends east across the grounds of the former state hospital, paralleling Asylum Run, to a park next to the Game Commission headquarters.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt View west into the arboretum near the former state hospital. Pine Drive is to the right.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Bridge across a small stream on Pine Drive just west of the former state hospital. The trail crosses on a parallel footbridge.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt After paralleling Pine Drive down a steep hill, the trail takes another hard turn west at the junction with the Link Trail. It then goes west through an arboretum to the Farm Show Complex.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Junction of the main greenbelt alignment and the Link Trail, a spur path that extends east across the property of the former Harrisburg State Hospital, continuing along Asylum Run toward Progress.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Meadows on the north end of the city, west of Edgemont Road.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Artwork on the trail's surface, between the Penn DOT equipment facility and the East Harrisburg Cemetery on the north end of the city.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Approaching the western boundary of the East Harrisburg Cemetery.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt After passing the Penn DOT equipment facility, the next state government facility located off the trail is the State Archives building.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt This pic shows an interesting contrast of the smoothly paved trail on the right, and the deteriorating, abandoned road on the right. Taken west of the Penn DOT equipment facility on the north side of the city.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Telecommunications tower viewed from the section of trail north of the Penn DOT equipment facility. Another abandoned road (part of the parkway system that existed along the greenbelt for much of the 20th century?) can also be seen in the foreground.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Giant pipes at the Penn DOT facility on the north side of the city, seen from the trail through a chainlink fence.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Hikers enjoying the trail on a warm, fall day in October 2012.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt This meadow north of the Penn DOT facility (not to be confused with Penn DOT's office building along the Susquehanna River on the city's south side) in the city's northeast is an island of open space.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The meadow environment of the cemetery continues north of the Penn DOT facility.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt This Penn DOT facility, with its salt storage building rising up like an artificial mountain, is just west of the cemetery.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt After skirting the southwest corner of the East Harrisburg Cemetery, the trail makes another sharp turn west toward the Penn DOT facility and Farm Show complex.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt I don't think the sign is referring to the famous singer, lol!
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Sign directing trail users through the section on the west side of the East Harrisburg Cemetery.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt More views of the rolling meadowlands in the East Harrisburg Cemetery.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Majestic trees and rolling meadows on the trail west of Edgemont Road.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Another view of the meadow-like environment on the west end of the East Harrisburg Cemetery. It's amazing how many diverse environments can be found on this urban and suburban trail.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The section of the East Harrisburg Cemetery that the greenbelt passes through does not yet have many graves, creating a grassy, meadow environment.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt After briefly paralleling Edgemont Road, the greenbelt abruptly turns west through part of the East Harrisburg Cemetery. This section is poorly marked and can be confusing.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The Edgemont Road sidepath provides a safe alternative for hikers and cyclists in the city's northeast corner.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Heading north alongside Edgemont Road.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Approaching the Route 22/Edgemont Road/Parkway Blvd. intersection on the northeast side of the city.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Following an on-road concurrency along Parkway Blvd. from Reservoir Park (home of the city's Civil War Museum)to Route 22, the trail resumes as a side path along Edgemont Road.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Homes within view of the trail on the north side of Paxtang.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Map of the Greenbelt, displayed at a kiosk at the Paxtang trailhead.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Trailhead in Paxtang.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The trail can also be accessed from Paxtang Park.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Another view of the footbridge that connects the trail to Paxtang's park.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt A homeowner in Paxtang put a lot of time into developing the access from their yard to the trail.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Fall foliage. Taken October 2012.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Another footbridge along the branch path between Pembrooke and Paxtang. Unlike the other one, this once does not have any guardrails, and has an uneven concrete surface. Caution should be used, especially in winter or early spring.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt In addition to the main trail, there are also a few primitive footpaths in the 'greenbelt.' This wooden footbridge is along one of those paths that branches off the section between Paxtang and Pembrooke.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Small greenbelt sign at the intersection of Parkway Blvd. and Market Street informs users that the trail continues on the opposite side.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Sign at the Market Street crossing reminding both motorists and cyclists to leave a 4-foot space when passing one another, alongside a sign for a local Halloween attraction. Taken in October 2012.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Crossing Market Street in Pembrooke.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt View southeast on the greenbelt from the crossing at Market Street. Like most other grande-level crossings over busy streets, caution should be used here.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Approaching Market Street in Pembrooke.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Bridge over a stream near Pembrooke. Notice the smooth, newer trail surface paved over the wider, older road surface.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt If you take a close look, you can see that the tall 'tree' that seems to tower above the others is not really a tree at all. It is a cell phone tower creatively disguised as one. This unusual feature can be seen just south of Pembrooke.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The newer trail surface can be seen over the older surface left over from the time when this section (between Pembrooke and Paxtang) was a public road.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Wooded serenity between Paxtang and Pembrooke. You would not know that you are in the suburbs.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Woman, her grandbaby (in stroller) and dogs enjoying the trail near Paxtang.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Homes can be seen through the trees from the trail north of Paxtang. Thanks to the trail, these homeowners can walk or bicycle to numerous points around the Harrisburg area without going on streets.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt This footbridge connects the trail to Paxtang's borough park.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Newly resurfaced section of the trail in Paxtang.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Homes visible through the trees north of Paxtang. The ability to hike from your backyard to locations around Harrisburg and its environs is a valuable asset to these properties.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt If you look closely between the trees, you can see Paxtang Cemetery in the distance. The trail passes behind the cemetery in Paxtang.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Following another abandoned road (formerly known as Cameron Park Drive) through the woods north of Paxtang.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt This footbridge connects the trail to a nearby park in Paxtang.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Heading back into the woods north of Paxtang.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Newly paved section of trail in southeast suburb of Paxtang.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Another view of the historical Spring House just south of Paxtang.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Plaque giving the history of Spring House Bridge, which carries the trail across Spring Creek and under I-83 south of Paxtang.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Beginning of the on-road concurrency that begins at the south end of the Rutherford property and extends out Parkview Lane to Paxton Street.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Signs guide users along a short on-road concurrency down Parkview Lane just north of Paxton Street.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Looking south in Dock Woods. Taken September 2012.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The lady whom Dock Woods gets its namesake was one of the Greenbelt's original proponents, helping to make it one of the state's, and nation's, oldest multi-use trails.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Kiosk explaining the origin of the historic Dock Woods, an open-space preserve located south of Paxton Street, in the southeast suburbs.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt This sign is a reminder that local churches and civic organizations can 'adopt' a section of the trail, similar to 'Adopt-A-Highway' programs.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt After crossing Paxton Street, the trail heads south into Dock Woods, one of the few surviving original features from the Greenbelt's early days over a century ago.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt New reforestation efforts at the edge of Dock Woods, just south of Paxton Street.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Faded sign pointing the direction of the trail in suburbs just south of Paxtang. The sign reflects the state of much of the greenbelt: useable, but in need of some touching up in some sections.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Caution should be used when crossing the busy intersection at 32nd Street, Parkview Lane and Paxton Street. This is one of several dangerous, grade-level crossings of such busy streets, and is the trail's biggest setback.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Branching off Parkview Lane, looking north onto the property of the Rutherford House and Community Center. Taken September 2012.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Sign at the entrance to the Rutherford House park and community center.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Community center adjacent to the Rutherford House, between the Harrisburg Mall and Paxtang.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Sign warning users of the sharp curves on the northeast end of the Rutherford House property, where the trail abruptly turns east onto Spring Creek Bridge.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt View north on the east side of the Rutherford House property.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Looking south along the east end of the property of the Rutherford House on an early fall day in September 2012.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt After passing under I-83 via Spring Creek Bridge, the trail winds along the east side of the Rutherford House property.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The stately Rutherford House, located just south of the I-83 underpass and Spring Creek Bridge. Taken fall 2012.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt This pic looks north toward the I-83 underpass south of Paxtang. You can see how 'Spring House Bridge' threads the trail over the creek and under the expressway.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Another view of the Spring House Bridge. Be careful; the bridge swings if you put too much weight on it or it is a windy day.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Trail bridge (dubbed 'Spring House Bridge' on a nearby plaque, in honor of the nearby historic, stone springhouse) takes users over Spring Creek and under I-83 south of Paxtang.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The trail crosses Spring Creek on a wooden bridge just south of Paxtang. It also passes under I-83 at this point.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Historic springhouse off Paxtang Ave., between the I-83 and Norfolk Southern underpasses.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Trailhead at 19th Street. This is one of the best locations to access to the trail.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Cameron Park Drive section of the trail on the city's south end.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Benches and picnic facilities are available at the Five Senses Garden.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Approaching the Five Senses Garden, looking south toward Route 441.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Plaza and trailhead situated off Route 441 west of the Harrisburg Mall.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt View of the Five Senses Garden, approaching from the north. The main trail curves to the right, while the left path takes you into the gardens, which are a great example of urban greenery.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Wooded section of the trail between Route 441 and Paxton Street.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Heading north from the Five Senses Garden, toward Paxton Street.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Five Senses Garden, located just north of Route 441 near the Harrisburg Mall.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Cyclist riding through the woods on the south side of Harrisburg.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Look closely, and you can see some trail art here.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Approaching the Five Senses Garden off Route 441 near the Dauphin County Prison and Harrisburg Mall.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Going through the forests on the south end of Harrisburg. This is one of the most user-friendly sections of the greenbelt. Taken July 2012.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The wooded sections of the trail on the south and east sides of the city are great for birdwatching. This sign helps watchers identify which birds they are observing. Taken July 2012.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Lush woodlands dominate the landscape on the south side of Harrisburg.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The trail follows the now-closed City Park Drive across the city's south side from Paxton Street to Route 230. This width allows users to pass one another in each direction without disrupting one another.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The trail briefly parallels Route 441 before turning west toward 19th Street.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Trail crossing Route 441 on southeast side of city near Harrisburg Mall and Dauphin County Prison. Taken July 2012.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis12@gmail.com
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The upper branch of the trail passes through some nice park areas near the Susquehanna River.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Cityscape in southwest Harrisburg
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The grave of city founder John Harris is in this small cemetary near the river.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Celebrating Irish pride on St. Patrick's Day!
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Geese are a common site along the river.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Lower branch of the greenbelt, passing under the Market St. Bridge. Taken St. Patrick's Day, March 2012.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt View of the I-83 bridge across the Susquehanna River. Taken from the lower branch of the Capital Area Greenbelt.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Notice the daffodills near the top of the bank. This was taken on St. Patrick's Day 2012! The weather felt more like April or May!
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Another view of the garden between the I-83 bridge and Penn DOT building. Taken March 2012.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Gardens between the I-83 Bridge and the Penn DOT building.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Another one of the small parks that line the trail. This one, Phoenix Park, is situated on the east bank of the Susquehanna River just south of the Penn DOT building.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Winding through the weeded areas just east of the Amtrack lines. The Penn DOT building can be seen on the left in the distance. Taken March 2012.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Another view of the trestle.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The trail passes under this railroad trestle on the city's south end. A smaller railroad bridge in the foreground was modified for trail use and what appears to be the abuttment of a long since dismantled bridge can be seen just to the right.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Greenbelt sign near the south end of Harrisburg. Taken March 2012.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Norfolk Southern freight trains are a common site on sections of the trail in the southwestern corner of the city.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt One of the myriad pocket parks along the trail. This one is located off Route 230 near the south end of Harrisburg.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt More springtime blossoms off the trail on the city's south end. Taken March 2012.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Use care when crossing Route 230 between the south end of Harrisburg and Steelton. This is a VERY BUSY road and there are no signals to alert motorists!
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Passing through lush woods on the city's south end.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Stone bridge located east of Route 230.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The surface changes to asphalt just east of Route 230. The trail retains this nature and passes through wooded, park-like landscapes east to the Harrisburg Mall.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The trail goes through wooded areas on the city's south side, just west of Route 230
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Springtime blossoms in late March 2012. Taken near the south end of the city, west of Route 230.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt This abandoned road bridge was adapted to trail use, providing a safe means of crossing the Amtrack lines.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The trail winds through some empty lots on the east side of the Amtrack lines near the Penn DOT building. Despite the area's overgrown, blighted appearance, this is a good area to watch the trains and enjoy nature.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Looking north towards the city from the bridge across the Amtrack lines.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Crossing the Amtrack lines near the Penn DOT building
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt Crossing over the Amtrack line, east of the Penn DOT building.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt Capital Area Greenbelt The trail crosses the Amtrack lines just east of the Penn DOT building. You can often see the trains whizzing by.
#
Photo by:jmcginnis11
Capital Area Greenbelt under the bridge Railroad bridge behind PennDOT building
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt tunnel Tunnel under Cameron Street in front of Farm Show Complex
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt towpath Alternate route around Wildwood Lake.
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt rough surface The surface can be a bit rough along the lower river path.
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt river front Lower path below Front Street, right along the Susquehanna River
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt Pa. State Farm Show complex Pennsyvania State Farm Show complex
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt Heron 2 Black-crested Night Heron in the canal along Wildwood Lake
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt Wildwood Wildwood Nature Park entrance
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt Wildwood Lake Wildwood Lake from the canal
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt Harris Gravestone of John Harris namesake of Harrisburg.
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt HACC Entering Harrisburg Area Community College campus.
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt Heron Green Heron in the Wildwood Lake canal
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt Sculpture Study in the perspective of perspective...
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt More Art Peace Garden sculpture art along Front Street
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt Art Artwork along Front Street in Harrisburg
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt Cemetery Near East Harrisburg Cemetery
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt Canada Geese Canada Geese gather under a bridge on the Susquehanna.
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt Bridge Crossing The Walnut Street bridge is not open to vehicles.
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt Bridges Six bridges cross the Susquehanna at Harrisburg.
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt Bike Path One of the many places to ride the lower trail along the Susquehanna River.
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt Art at HACC Random piece of glazed ceramic art on the HACC campus
#
Photo by:eatolerable
Capital Area Greenbelt Walnut Street Bridge from City Island
#
Photo by:mike3808
Capital Area Greenbelt Trail along river near the Capital
#
Photo by:mike3808
Capital Area Greenbelt Govenor's Mansion
#
Photo by:mike3808
Capital Area Greenbelt River View of Capital Area Trail
#
Photo by:mike3808
Capital Area Greenbelt Wildwood Lake
#
Photo by:mike3808
Capital Area Greenbelt 5 Senses Garden 5 Senses section if the Greenbelt
#
Photo by:mikeyoete
Capital Area Greenbelt Spring Run In the Five Senses Garden of the Greenbelt
#
Photo by:mikeyoete

Explore by City

New York, NY
Los Angeles, CA
Chicago, IL
Houston, TX
Philadelphia, PA
Phoenix, AZ
San Diego, CA
Dallas, TX
San Antonio, TX
Detroit, MI
San Jose, CA
San Francisco, CA
Jacksonville, FL
Columbus, OH
Austin, TX
Baltimore, MD
Memphis, TN
Milwaukee, WI
Boston, MA
Washington, DC
Seattle, WA
Denver, CO
Charlotte, NC
Fort Worth, TX
Portland, OR
Oklahoma City, OK
Tucson, AZ
New Orleans, LA
Las Vegas, NV
Cleveland, OH
Long Beach, CA
Albuquerque, NM
Kansas City, MO
Fresno, CA
Virginia Beach, VA
Atlanta, GA
Sacramento, CA
Oakland, CA
Tulsa, OK
Omaha, NE
Minneapolis, MN
Honolulu, HI
Miami, FL
Colorado Springs, CO
Saint Louis, MO
Wichita, KS
Santa Ana, CA
Pittsburgh, PA
Arlington, TX
Cincinnati, OH
Anaheim, CA
Toledo, OH
Tampa, FL
Buffalo, NY
Saint Paul, MN
Raleigh, NC
Lexington-Fayette, KY
Anchorage, AK
Louisville, KY
Riverside, CA
Saint Petersburg, FL
Bakersfield, CA
Birmingham, AL
Norfolk, VA
Baton Rouge, LA
Lincoln, NE
Greensboro, NC
Plano, TX
Rochester, NY
Akron, OH
Madison, WI
Fort Wayne, IN
Scottsdale, AZ
Montgomery, AL
Mobile, AL
Des Moines, IA
Grand Rapids, MI
Richmond, VA
Yonkers, NY
Spokane, WA
Tacoma, WA
Irving, TX
Huntington Beach, CA
Durham, NC
Boise, ID
Cheyenne, WY
Sioux Falls, SD
Bismarck, ND
Salt Lake City, UT
Fayetteville, AR
Hattiesburg, MI
Missoula, MT
Columbia, SC
Petersburg, WV
Wilmington, DE
Providence, RI
Hartford, CT
Burlington, VT
Manchester, NH
Portland, ME

Explore by City

New York, NY
Los Angeles, CA
Chicago, IL
Houston, TX
Philadelphia, PA
Phoenix, AZ
San Diego, CA
Dallas, TX
San Antonio, TX
Detroit, MI
San Jose, CA
San Francisco, CA
Jacksonville, FL
Columbus, OH
Austin, TX
Baltimore, MD
Memphis, TN
Milwaukee, WI
Boston, MA
Washington, DC
Seattle, WA
Denver, CO
Charlotte, NC
Fort Worth, TX
Portland, OR
Oklahoma City, OK
Tucson, AZ
New Orleans, LA
Las Vegas, NV
Cleveland, OH
Long Beach, CA
Albuquerque, NM
Kansas City, MO
Fresno, CA
Virginia Beach, VA
Atlanta, GA
Sacramento, CA
Oakland, CA
Tulsa, OK
Omaha, NE
Minneapolis, MN
Honolulu, HI
Miami, FL
Colorado Springs, CO
Saint Louis, MO
Wichita, KS
Santa Ana, CA
Pittsburgh, PA
Arlington, TX
Cincinnati, OH
Anaheim, CA
Toledo, OH
Tampa, FL
Buffalo, NY
Saint Paul, MN
Raleigh, NC
Lexington-Fayette, KY
Anchorage, AK
Louisville, KY
Riverside, CA
Saint Petersburg, FL
Bakersfield, CA
Birmingham, AL
Norfolk, VA
Baton Rouge, LA
Lincoln, NE
Greensboro, NC
Plano, TX
Rochester, NY
Akron, OH
Madison, WI
Fort Wayne, IN
Scottsdale, AZ
Montgomery, AL
Mobile, AL
Des Moines, IA
Grand Rapids, MI
Richmond, VA
Yonkers, NY
Spokane, WA
Tacoma, WA
Irving, TX
Huntington Beach, CA
Durham, NC
Boise, ID
Cheyenne, WY
Sioux Falls, SD
Bismarck, ND
Salt Lake City, UT
Fayetteville, AR
Hattiesburg, MI
Missoula, MT
Columbia, SC
Petersburg, WV
Wilmington, DE
Providence, RI
Hartford, CT
Burlington, VT
Manchester, NH
Portland, ME

Explore by Activity

ATV
Bike
Birding
Cross Country Skiing
Dog Walking
Fishing
Geocaching
Hiking
Horseback Riding
Inline Skating
Mountain Biking
Running
Snowmobiling
Walking
Wheelchair Accessible

Explore by Activity

ATV
Bike
Birding
Cross Country Skiing
Dog Walking
Fishing
Geocaching
Hiking
Horseback Riding
Inline Skating
Mountain Biking
Running
Snowmobiling
Walking
Wheelchair Accessible

Log in to your account to:

  • View trail paths on the map
  • Save trails to your account
  • Add trails, edit descriptions
  • Share photos
  • Add reviews

Log in with Google

Log in with Apple

OR

Register for free!

Join TrailLink (a non-profit) to view more than 40,000 miles of trail maps and more!

Register with Google

Register with Apple

OR

Your account has been deleted.