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Formerly a railroad bed, the Susquehanna Warrior Trail was a once-forgotten piece of nature that has been brought back to life by a small group of dedicated volunteers. The trail follows the scenic Susquehanna River, where hikers and bikers have a good chance to spot bald eagles, otters, heron and a multitude of other animals. Much of the trail is shaded.
Currently, there are 12.5 miles of trail completed from the Susquehanna Riverlands in Salem Township to Canal Park in West Nanticoke, running parallel to Route 11. The trail is about 10 feet wide, with a hard packed surface of fine crushed stone. The trail is adjacent to the old North Branch Canal and other historical attractions.
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Winter at Susquehanna Warrior Trail
We took a wintry trek along the Susquehanna Warrior Trail. The 12.5-mile route extends from the PPL Susquehanna Riverlands in Berwick to Canal Park in West Nanticoke.
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Fall at Susquehanna Warrior Trail
Autumn colors have transformed the 12.5-mile Susquehanna Warrior Trail in Berwick.
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