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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Safe Harbor Trestle on a warm, late summer day. Taken Aug. 2023.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Martic Forge Trestle on a warm summer day.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Safe Harbor View Beautiful weather, excellent trail
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Safe Harbor Bridge Safe Harbor Bridge, spanning the mouth of Conestoga River, Safe Harbor, Lancaster County, Pa. during reconstruction.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Celebrating the reopening of the Martic Forge Trestle, over 5 years after fire destroyed the wooden decking and damaged the structure. Taken Oct. 2022.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Panoramic vista looking north from the Martic Forge Trestle
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Covered in a mosaic of leaves just west of the Martic Forge Trestle. Taken Oct. 2022.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Picnic area Picnic area at the trestle.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Safe Harbor trestle from below Safe Harbor trestle from below
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Coal train seen from the Safe Harbor Trestle. Taken July 2022.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail One of the shear cliffs that line the trail near Safe Harbor
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Enola Low Grade Trail Safe harbor Safe harbor picnic rest area.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Looking south safe harbor bridge Looking south safe harbor bridge
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Rocks Designated Rock Climbing Area on the Enola Low Grade Trail
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Enola Low Grade Trail The Wide Susquehanna River Susquehanna River From Atop the Safe Harbor Trestle
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Enola Low Grade Trail Majestic Safe Harbor Trestle The trestle is a colossal local achievement. Bravo to all involved.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Safe Harbor Trestle, seen from a small overlook at the northern approach. The picnic pavilion can be seen on the left.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail A smooth concrete deck carries the trail over the massive Safe Harbor Trestle, which crosses the Conestoga River between Manor and Conestoga townships.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Safe Harbor Trestle, seen from the north approach
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail View of the Conestoga River and bridge that carries the access road to Safe Harbor Dam, seen from the Safe Harbor Trestle
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail This picnic pavilion is located at the northern approach to the Safe Harbor Trestle
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail View over the Safe Harbor Dam substation, seen from the northern approach to the Safe Harbor Trestle.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail One of a couple of old RR maintenance huts that have been refurbished along the trail in Manor Twp. This one is situated immediately north of the Safe Harbor Trestle.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Part of the signage acknowledging the financiers and contractors that made the restoration of the Safe Harbor Trestle a reality, located at the north approach.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Trains may no longer run atop the Safe Harbor Trestle, but they still frequently use the active Norfolk Southern line that runs immediately west along its base. Unfortunately, none came during my visit. Taken June 2022.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Safe Harbor Dam, seen from the Safe Harbor Trestle
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Panoramic view downstream toward Pequea on the Susquehanna River: seen from the Safe Harbor Trestle
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Looking south down the trail from the approach to the Safe Harbor Trestle. The trail trail continues down the river for a couple miles before turning east toward Martic Forge.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Sign welcoming trail users to Manor Twp. The sign, whose letters are comprised of old rail spikes, is located at the southern approach to the refurbished Safe Harbor Trestle.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Just opened Safe Harbor Trestle Awesome bridge !!!
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Located along Quaker Church Road, this bridge is being restored for trail use. Taken April 2021
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Amish buggies are a frequent site along the trail from Martic Twp. eastward. This photo was taken on Lamparter Road in Bart Twp.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Even the nearby cows need a recreational hike!
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Enola Low Grade Trail Bridge over Rt. 222
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Enola Low Grade Trail Foggy morning ~
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Enola Low Grade Parking at junction of Marticville Rd and Red Hill Rd looking East - near
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Enola Low Grade Parking - Quarryville off of Fairview Road
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Country Side West of Quarryville
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Enola Low Grade Trail Bridge over 222 What a beautiful Winter morning ~
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Enola Low Grade Trail Winter Wonder Land Hiking in a Winter Wonder Land ~ the crunch of snow and ice under my boots is music to my ears ~
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Enola Low Grade Trail MAY 2018 Water running strong after all the wet weather.
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Enola Low Grade Trail New Bridge New Bridge over Rt 222 just outside of Quarryville Pa
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Enola Low Grade Trail Climbers Along Trail A little hard to see in the photo - but people like to rock climb at the western end of trail along the Susquehanna.
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Enola Low Grade Trail End of the Line Western end at Safe Harbor dam.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Remains of Burned Bridge Beautiful bridge that burned in April 2018.
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Enola Low Grade Trail New Bridge New bridge over Route 222
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Enola Low Grade Trail Martic Forge Trestle The Martic Forge Trestle over the Pequea Creek
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail
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Enola Low Grade Trail Beautiful, just before storms A beautiful view just minutes before storms rolled through. I got soaked, and my recumbent trike was covered in sand! But it was worth it! :)
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Enola Low Grade Trail This is where it's ROUGH This section seems more suitable for walking only
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Enola Low Grade Trail Sneak peek Safe Harbor hydroelectric plant along Susquehanna River
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Enola Low Grade Trail sunset on the Enola trail
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Enola Low Grade Trail Looking northwest at dusk Looking northwest over the Susquehanna River at dusk, within a mile of the parking area on the Manor Township section of the Enola Low Grade Trail.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Sun is getting low in the sky
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Enola Low Grade Trail Bridge done! Beautiful new Marticville Bridge!
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Enola Low Grade Trail Safe Harbor dam at Enola Trail End of five mile stretch of the trail.Start below turkey hill dairy and the trail ends at safe harbor dam.Very easy ride not A whole lot of shade but A fun ride.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Posted at most of the kiosks along the trail, these new maps show which sections have been improved and which remain 'wild.' They also show the Martic Forge Viaduct as completed, while the Safe Harbor Trestle and crossing over Route 222 remain closed.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Sign on the newly restored Martic Forge Trestle indicating that DCNR's Keystone Grants helped finance the project. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail New at-grade trail crossing on Oak Bottom Road, on the northwest end of Quarryville. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Newly stenciled sign on Oak Bottom Road alerting motorists of the new trail crossing. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Bridge over Lime Street on the north side of Quarryville. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Looking south into Quarryville from the Lime Street bridge. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Looking north from the bridge over Lime Street in Quarryville.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Passing through Quarryville's north end on a hot, sunny midsummer day. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Trees seen against a midsummer sky. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail The bridge over Church Street in Quarryville was rehabilitated last year. Taken July 2014.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Sign warns trail users about the approaching intersection with Oak Bottom Road. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Ascending to the main grade of the old railroad east of Oak Bottom Road in Quarryville. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail New, improved trail crossing and access at Oak Bottom Road on Quarryville's northwest end. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Residents in Quarryville's northwest neighborhoods now have much easier access to the eastern section of the trail, thanks to the grading and paving of the Oak Bottom Road crossing. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail In addition to the restored Martic Forge Trestle and further development of the Fairview Road trailhead, the grading and paving of the approaches to Oak Bottom Road were among the many improvements to the trail in 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Clouds passing over the Solanco hills, as seen from the newly opened Martic Forge Trestle; taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Pequea Creek; as seen from the north side of the Martic Forge Trestle. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Looking west of the Martic Forge Trestle, towards Conestoga Twp. and the Susquehanna River. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Another view south from the Martic Forge Trestle; the Route 324 bridge over the Pequea Creek can be seen in the distance. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Looking south from the Martic Forge Trestle; the Pequea Creek meanders toward the Susquehanna. The Conestoga Trail, a hiking path that bisects Lancaster County from north to south, also passes under the viaduct.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail The Martic Forge Trestle's new, wooden decking features a raised middle section, possibly intended for observing the surrounding countryside. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail One of the steel supports on the Martic Forge Trestle, seen behind the newly installed wooden railing. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail View south from the Martic Forge Trestle; taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Another view of River Road from high up on the Martic Forge Trestle.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail This old Jersey Barrier used to block the approach to the Martic Forge Trestle prior to its refurbishment. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Looking out over the treetops from the Martic Forge Trestle.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Summertime skies over Solanco. Taken from the newly opened Martic Forge Trestle in July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Looking down at River Road, far below the Martic Forge Trestle.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Breathtaking views of the forests of Solanco can be seen from the newly refurbished trestle. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Old railroad ties, still stacked on the west end of the trestle. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail The ribbon-cutting ceremony has not yet taken place, but the Martic Forge Trestle is open for use now. This is a major milestone in the development of this trail. Taken July 2015.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail
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Enola Low Grade Trail Safe Harbor Dam
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Enola Low Grade Trail Snow Great Winter in Pennsylvania ~ enjoyed the snow packed Providence side of the Enola trail.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Turkey Hill Trail Fisherman Run!!
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Trail @ Turkey Hill Mann's Run
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Enola Low Grade Trail Fairview Road Trailhead New trailhead parking area recently opened.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Atglen area Would love to see Atglen and the northern municipalities step up to the opportunity to make this trail a recreational spot there.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail View of the new trail bridge over Sigman Road. No more steep grades here! Taken Sept. 2014.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Restored mile-marker situated immediately east of the new bridge across Sigman Road.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail View south from the newly built trail bridge that spans Sigman Road. The vehicles below are in a small parking area at a trailhead. Taken Sept. 2014.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Looking north along Sigman Road from atop the new trail bridge. Taken Sept. 2014.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low Grade Trail Couple cycling across the new bridge over Sigman Road. Taken September 2014.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Tunnel: 5miles from Atglen
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Enola Low Grade Trail Atglen/Bart Trail Bridge
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Enola Low Grade Trail Outside Atglen Bridge Overpass
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Enola Low Grade Trail Creek Overlook Bart Township
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Enola Low Grade Trail VIews from Trail
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Enola Low Grade Trail VIews from Trail
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Enola Low Grade Trail VIews from Trail
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Enola Low Grade Trail observation decks The observation decks along the trail are nice to get some great pictures of the trail and susquehanna river.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Beautiful trail waterfalls along the trail, high rock walls and the susquehanna river for 5 miles makes this trail one of my favorites.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Spring 2014 Small footpath from the the rail trail takes you up to the top of the falls. Om this picture you can see the rail trail at the bottom of the falls.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Gentle waterfalls Several waterfall areas along the the trail.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Waterfall April 2014 Beautiful day on the Enola low grade trail.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Opening Day! Hiking on the Conestoga Township side of the trail. A little rain but a very nice hike!
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Enola Low Grade Trail Take a snow day! Snow - Ice- Wind Play- Run - Fun Providence side of the Enola trail--it's great any time of the year!
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Enola Low Grade Trail Take a snow day! Providence side of Enola trail.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Big Red The big red caboose stands all alone on the rail trail, the day after 5' of snow fell in Manor Township.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Winter Wonderland The fresh December snow on the rail trail provides an entirely different scene, a winter wonderland.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Fall Scene The fall leaves frame the trail, in the background is the Susquehanna River and the hills of York County.
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Enola Low Grade Trail It's a Beautiful Morning It's a Beautiful Morning on the Manor Township section of the Enola Low Grade Rail Trail. Peek colors!
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Enola Low Grade Trail The Vinson Family The Vinson Family taking a moment to enjoy the fantastic view looking down on the Safe Harbor Dam. This is one of 4 viewing platforms installed on the Manor Township section of the Low Grade Rail Trail.
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Enola Low Grade Trail The Caboose Arrives The Caboose weighting 25 tons was lowered on the wheels carefully guided by Phil and John.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Port Line and Susquehanna A view from the Low Grade Trail overlooking the Susquehanna River and the Norfolk Southern Port Line.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Sunday Afternoon A typical Sunday afternoon on the Manor Township Section of the Enola Low Grade Trail
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Enola Low Grade Trail Trails off the rail trail
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Enola Low Grade Trail Beautiful water falls
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Enola Low Grade Trail Riding along the Susquehanna
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Looking northwest on the Manor Township section of the trail, near the picnic pavilion halfway between the trailhead and trestle.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Stream in the woods near the picnic pavilion on the halfway point of the Manor Township section of the trail.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Another flume that carries a stream (Fishermans' Run this time) over the Norfolk Southern tracks before dropping to the river.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Rounding another bend in Manor Township. Taken August 2013.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Looking upstream near the halfway point on the Manor Township section of the trail.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Late afternoon sun sparkling off the waters of the Susquehanna River. Taken August 2013.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Mini-pavilion and chemical toilet at the halfway point on the Manor Township section of the trail.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Lush forests can be found east of the Manor Township section of the trail near the halfway point.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Approaching the chemical toilet and mini-pavilion at the halfway point on the Manor Township section of the trail.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Another view of the sheer cliffs along the Manor Township section of the trail; a rock climber's dream!
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Towering cliffs above the trail. It's amazing to think most of this was blasted out a little over a century ago when the rail line was built.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Cyclist headed north near Manns Run.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail One of the original RR mile markers, not to be confused with the new ones installed by Manor Township.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Another view of the river, seen through trees south of Manns Run.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Side view of the Manns Run flume.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Picturesque view of Manns Run. Taken August 2013.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail After passing under the trail, Manns Run crosses over the Norfolk Southern freight line in this flume, before dropping straight into the river.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Bridge over Manns Run. Taken August 2013.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Approaching the bridge over Manns Run, the first of 3 small streams that the Manor Township section of the trail crosses.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Heading southeast towards Safe Harbor.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail In addition to restoring the original mileposts from the railroad days, as Providence and Eden townships have also done further east, Manor Township has erected their own markers, too.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Boaters and jet skiers are a common site on the Susquehanna River in the summer months. Taken August 2013.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail This photo shows the grade separation between the active Norfolk Southern RR line and the trail. Imagine what this looked like before the upper rail line was removed, when two trains may have gone by at the same time.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail View southwest, toward the York County hills.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Looking across the river toward Long Level, which can be seen on the other side.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Looking northwest along the river toward Columbia.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Straight, level trail.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Another view of the old railroad shack. Taken August 2013.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail This small shack is a relic from the line's railroad days.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Another view of active Norfolk Southern rail line and the river beyond.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enjoying Manor Township Morning visitors enjoy the Manor Township section. Viewing the Susquehanna from the handicap ramp. August 27, 2013
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Another view of the heavily used Norfolk Southern freight line that closely parallels the Manor and Conestoga sections of the trails, making this a 'rail with trail.'
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Susquehanna River with the tracks to the active Norfolk Southern rail line in the foreground. If you're lucky, a freight train may come rumbling by.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Another great view of the river. The poles in the foreground once supported a catenary line that ran along the active Norfolk Southern rail line, which runs below the trail.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Another awesome, panoramic view of the Susquehanna River, taken just south of the Manor Township trailhead.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Cyclist checking out the caboose on the Manor Township segment of the trail.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Looking north toward the Manor Township trailhead from the caboose. Taken on a hot, late summer day in August 2013.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail This sign explains the history of the caboose on display along the Manor Township segment of the trail. Taken August 2013.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail This restored caboose, located just south of the Manor Township trailhead, is a tribute to the line's railroad heritage.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail One of many spectacular views of the Susquehanna River, which is visible from the Manor and Conestoga Twp. sections of the trail.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Another view of one of the wind turbines atop Turkey Hill. These are one of two power-generating facilities visible from the trail, the other being Safe Harbor Dam.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail These benches are a nice amenity on the Manor Township segment. Along with Providence Twp.'s unique stone benches,this is the only segment thus far that gives users a chance to sit and relax.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail A second kiosk at the trailhead for the Manor Township segment is thus far blank. Since it resembles the kiosks that have been posted at trailheads further east, a sign showing a map and interpreting the history of the line will be added here.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Another sign on the kiosk that greets users at the start of the Manor Township portion near Creswell.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Kiosk displaying the Manor Township portion of the trail (sorry about the reflection, it couldn't be helped).
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail A clearer picture of the wind turbines atop Turkey Hill. If you listen closely, you can hear a 'whoosh' when they turn. Taken August 2013.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Interesting trail art at the trailhead to the newly opened Manor Township segment. Look closely, and you can see the letters are comprised of old railroad spikes. Taken August 2013.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail The trailhead for the Manor Township section is by far the best developed access point to date. The Turkey Hill wind turbines tower in the background.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Western terminus of the trail, for the time. Manor Township officials hope to eventually extend it north along the river to Columbia, where it would join the Northwest River Trail. Taken August 2013.
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Enola Low Grade Trail all types of users All types of users were out to use the trail today. What a great couple. Their footfalls are totally in Sync!!!!!!!!! Way to go!!!!
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Enola Low Grade Trail observation platform one of the many observation/viewing platforms constructed along the trail
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Enola Low Grade Trail SusQ view The entire trail is lush with views of the SusQ river
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Enola Low Grade Trail Water , water,water There are 4 springs /creeks that drain out of the hillside and into the SusQ River along the trail
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Enola Low Grade Trail rocky cliffs cut into the hillside during construction, the rocky hillside cliffs are a formidible barrier.
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Enola Low Grade Trail low grade line rockfall The adjacent hillside is prone to rock falls
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Enola Low Grade Trail looking south from Safe Harbor looking south thru the fence that seperates the trail from the active RR line below
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Enola Low Grade Trail the safe harbor trestle view of the Safe Harbor Trestle over the Conestoga river(taken from the observation platform that was constructed and installed at this location. See the other photo of the trestle in the photo list. This is taken from the left and above of the trestle.
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Enola Low Grade Trail lowgrade 3 View of theSafe Harbor dam and power plant at the souterh terminus of the trail
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Enola Low Grade Trail low grade 2 going north bound looking west to the SusQ River. Gorgoeus Views of the river. it's been reported that the total elevation change on this 5 mile section is only 50 feet.
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Enola Low Grade Trail manor twnshp trailhead The trail head for this newly opened 5 mile section of the trail. parking for 60 cars( totally full for the first Sat. morning since the opening) Porta-potties. The windmills on top of Turkey hill are at the top of the photo
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Enola Low Grade Trail Manor Twp Rails to Trails New trail just opened today August 22, 2013
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Approaching the northern big bend in Providence Township. Taken on a warm, summer day in 2013.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Sad, overgrown state of the trail in Sadsbury Township. This easternmost section is officially still closed. Keep nagging Sadsbury officials to change this!
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Looking south from atop the bridge over Hollow Road in Providence Township.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Looking north at the bridge over Hollow Road near the big bend in Providence Township.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Impressive stone-arch bridge near the trail's eastern terminus. Taken summer 2013.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Rounding the bend in Providence Township. Taken summer 2013.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Awsome scenery on the trail .
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Enola Low Grade Trail Over looking the Susquehanna river
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Enola Low Grade Trail Conestoga township side of the Enola trail ~a diamond in the rough. Muttley, my bike and rock climber's on a beautiful afternoon in Safe Harbor Pennsylvania.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Mink Take it slow you never know what you might see.
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Enola Low Grade Trail August 2012 We love this trail. It is being redone Spring 2013 so it will be smooth--but we will miss the wild side. If you bike this one bring lot of water, there is no where to buy any along the way. You do meet nice people on this trail.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail The trailhead at the Route 324/Red Hill Road intersection in Martic Township has ample parking space.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Small hamlet at the Route 324/Red Hill Road trailhead in Martic Township. This would be a great location for a future snack shop or other small business.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Interpretive historical kiosk at the Martic Township trailhead.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail View east from the trailhead off the Route 324/Red Hill Road intersection in Martic Township. This is one of the best places to access to the trail.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Looking west from the small trailhead off Sawmill Road. The overpass across the trail can be seen to the right, and the electrical tower is part of the power line that parallels the greenway.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail This pic shows just how high up the trail is on the embankment on either side of Route 272, which is far below. The tops of the trees are just above the trail.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Peering through the trees in western Providence Township. Taken October 2012.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Rural landscape in Providence Township, near Rawlinsville Road.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Another restored railroad mile marker, located between Rawlinsville Road and Route 272.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail View off the trail in Providence Township.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Another of the creative stone benches that Providence Township officials have placed on their section of the trail. This one is between Rawlinsville Road and Route 272.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail One of the many long, straight sections of the trail. This one is just west of Route 272 in Providence Township.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail View north toward the Smithville Mobile Home Park and the ridge behind it. The southbound lanes of Route 272 can be seen to the right.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail The trail soars high above Route 272, which passes under the line through a pair of tunnels, south of Willow Street. This pic looks north toward the Pennsy Road intersection.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Providence Township officials have restored several of the old railroad mile markers on their section of the trail. This one is situated between Route 272 and Sawmill Road.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Looking west past the Sawmill Road overpass in Providence Township.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail View from the connector path that provides acce3ss to the trail from a small trailhead off Sawmill Road in Providence Township.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Amish buggy headed north past the crossing at Lamparter Road in Bart Township.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Closeup photo of the entrance to the tunnel under Hollow Road. The masonry from the original underpass can still be seen here.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Eastern portal to the Hollow Road tunnel.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Bucolic rural solanco. Taken near the Eden/Bart township line.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Typical rural Solanco scene near the boundary of Eden and Bart townships.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail One of the remaining stone arch tunnels on the trail can be found on Hollow Road in Providence Township. Hopefully, all the remaining tunnels and overpasses can be saved, avoiding inconvenience for future users and preserving part of the line's history.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail A family of Amish or Old Order Mennonites was enjoying the trail on this late summer afternoon. Taken August 2012.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Birdhouses have been erected along the trail in Providence Township. This should help local wildlife and boost the number of birdwatchers on the trail.
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Enola Low Grade Trail Enola Low-Grade Trail Providence Township has added a chemical toilet as one of its amenities at the Fairmount Road trailhead west of Quarryville. Users no longer have to worry about detouring into Quarryvile because they drank too much water and need to use the facilities.
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