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The Mason Dixon Trail
last updated
04/05/2008
System
Help Protect a portion of The Mason Dixon Trail
The
Mason Dixon Trail connects the Appalachian Trail with the Brandywine Trail.
This 193 mile long trail starts at Whiskey Springs, on the Appalachian Trail,
in Cumberland County, PA and heads east towards the Susquehanna River, passing
through Pinchot
State Park en route. The trail then follows the west bank of the Susquehanna
south to Havre de
Grace in Maryland. Across the river, the M-DT continues east, passes through Elk
Neck State Forest, then on
to Iron Hill Park in Delaware, north along the Christina River and White
Clay Creek to the White Clay Creek
Preserve. The trail then heads northeast to its eastern terminus at Chadds
Ford, PA on the banks of the Brandywine River.
November 17, 2007, Iron Hill Park in Delaware, through which our trail has a great segment
will be closed for five months for work. Check back for relocation information.
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Trail Work
The York Hiking Club is having weekly trail work hikes on
Thursdays. Most of the work hikes are on the Mason-Dixon Trail
System. Contact Jim Hooper 717/252-3784 if you are interested in
joining the group.
© Mason Dixon Trail Inc.
This section is a place of natural beauty, as shown by the other photos on this page.
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