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Appalachian Trail: 4 E First St, Boiling Springs (717) 258-5771 Boyd Big Tree Conservation Area: Newport (717) 567-9255 Codorus State Park: 2600 Smith Station Rd, Hanover (717) 637-2816 Conewago Trail: 1050 Rockford Rd, Lancaster (717) 295-3605 Dream Ride Bicycle Tours: 100 S Queen St, Lancaster (717) 397-2503 Flintrock Stables: 16 E Brubaker Valley Rd, Lititz (717) 627-4269 French Creek State Park: 843 Park Rd, Elverson (610) 582-9680 Gifford Pinchot State Park: 2200 Rosstown Rd, Lewisberry (717) 432-5011 Jim Thorpe River Adventures: (800) 424-RAFT Joseph E. Ibberson Conservation Area: Newport (717) 567-9255 Holtwood Environmental Preserve: Holtwood (800) 354-8383 Jet Set River Guides: 332 Rohrer Road, Mountville (717) 285-2092 Kelly’s Run Pinnacle Trail: 9 New Village Rd, Holtwood (717) 284-2278 Lake Tobias Wildlife Park: 760 Tobias Rd, Halifax (717) 362-9126 Lancaster Bicycle Club: P.O. Box 535, Lancaster www.lancasterbikeclub.org Lancaster County Bicycle Tours: RT 340 & N Ronks Rd, Bird-in-Hand (866) BIKEFUN Lancaster County Conservancy: 117 S W End Ave, Lancaster (717) 392-7891 Lancaster County Central Park: 1050 Rockford Rd, Lancaster (717) 299-8215 Lancaster County Dept of Parks & Recreation: 1050 Rockford Rd, Lancaster (717) 209-3270 Lancaster Scuba Center: 201 Greenfield Rd, Lancaster (717) 39-SCUBA Lebanon Valley Rail-Trail: Cleona (717) 867-2101 Limestone Springs Fishing Preserve: 930 Tulpehocken Rd, Richland (717) 866-2461 Memorial Lake State Park: Grantville (717) 865-6470 Muddy Run Park: 172 Bethesda Church Rd, Holtwood (717) 284-5850 Samuel S. Lewis State Park: Lewisberry (717) 432-5011 Sickman’s Mill: 6721 Sand Hill Rd, Conestoga (717) 872-5951 Susquehanna River Birding & Wildlife Trail: 100 Wildwood Way, Harrisburg (717) 213-6880 Susquehannock State Park: RT 372, Buck (717) 432-5011 Swatara State Park: Grantville (717) 865-6470 Tom’s Fly-Fishing Service: 75 Pleasantview Terrace, New Cumberland (717) 770-0796 Village Outfitters: 3523 Old Philadelphia Pk, Intercourse (717) 768-2786 Willow Springs Park: 199 Millardsville Rd, Richland (717) 866 5801 PROPERTIES 1. Boyer Nature Preserve 2. Trout Run Nature Preserve 3. Tucquan Glen Nature Preserve 4. Alexander-King Nature Preserve 5. Greider’s Run Nature Preserve 6. Turkey Hill Trail 7. Chanastocka Nature Sanctuary 8. Windolph Landing Nature Preserve 9. Upper Hopewell Forge Wildlife Sanctuary 10. Wissler Run Nature Preserve 11. Holly Pointe Conservation Area 12. Fishing Creek Nature Preserve 13. Bell’s Run Nature Preserve 14. Ferncliff Wildflower and Wildlife Preserve, a National Natural Landmark 15. Ray’s Woods Nature Preserve 16. Rannels-Kettle Run Nature Preserve 17. Bellaire Woods Nature Preserve 18. Steinman Run Nature Preserve 19. Homewood Nature Preserve 20. Kelly’s Run Nature Preserve 21. Reed Run Nature Preserve 22. Rock Springs Nature Preserve 23. Shiprock Woods Nature Preserve (not shown on map; in West Lampeter Twp.) 24. House Rock Nature Preserve (not on map; located in Martic Twp.)
Tucquan Glen-Photo by Larry Lefever
Lancaster County Parks & Recreational Facilities
Lancaster County Conservancy is dedicated to permanently protecting natural lands and open space in Lancaster County for the health of the ecosystem, the enjoyment of the public, and the benefit of Lancaster County. Established in 1969, The Lancaster County Conservancy is a private, membership-supported, non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of Lancaster County’s rapidly diminishing supply of open land. 1. Shenk’s Ferry Wildflower Preserve 2. Pequea Creek Nature Trail 3. Pequea Creek Campground 4. Urey Overlook Trail 5. Otter Creek Nature Trail 6. Otter Creek Campground 7. Conestoga Trail 8. Mason-Dixon Trail 9. Pinnacle Overlook 10. Kelly’s Run — Pinnacle Trail System 11. Holtwood Recreation Area 12. Face Rock Overlook 13. Holtwood Dam Overlook 14. Lock 12 Historic Area 15. Indian Steps Museum
Holtwood Environmental Preserve
provides lakeside recreational opportunities and facilities for camping, hiking, picnicking, boating, sightseeing, fishing and hunting on more than 5,000 acres on both shores of the lower Susquehanna River in Lancaster and York counties. The Holtwood hydroelectric plant and Lake Aldred demonstrate the successful combination of power generation, recreation, environmental education and land management.
Holtwood Environmental Preserve 9 New Village Rd, Holtwood, PA 17532 (800) 354-8383 www.pplweb.com/holtwood/general+information.htm Lancaster County Conservancy 117 South West End Avenue PO Box 716, Lancaster, PA 17608 (717) 392-7891 or visit www.lancasterconservancy.org
 
 
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