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Five Trails, One Hike: Cresheim Creek, with Debra Brackett, Jean McWilliams, and Sue Amon

Mt. Airy Avenue Trailhead Philadelphia, PA, United States

Meet at Mt. Airy Ave Kiosk Join us for a loop walk that includes five major trails in the Wissahickon and extends to Cresheim Creek. We’ll start and finish at Mt. Airy Ave and enjoy the surprising solitude as we venture into the woods on both sides of the creeks. Along the way, we’ll observe natural and historic interest points as well as water management projects. This rigorous route includes some steep and rocky ascents and descents and is about 4.5-5 miles long. There will be the option to extend the hike an additional 1.5 miles for those up for

Mare of Wissahickon! with Jon McCabe and Lisa Kleiman

Mt. Airy Avenue Trailhead Philadelphia, PA, United States

Meet at Mt. Airy Trailhead Did you love Mare of Easttown? Do you enjoy visiting filming locations? This walk will offer a fantastic opportunity to visit three exciting Wissahickon filming locations from the hit series, while we discuss several other nearby locations and some legendary park film and visual art history. Take some keepsake selfies while you learn about the unique and wonderful treasure that is the Wissahickon, and be ready to answer some fun trivia questions. We hope you will join us for a fun and educational afternoon. This hike is for ages 12+ Distance: 3 miles Level: Moderate (some

Rescheduled Big Rocks and Big Trees Part 2 with Lisa Myers

Mt. Airy Avenue Trailhead Philadelphia, PA, United States

Mt. Airy Trailhead (GPS location 952 West Mt. Airy Avenue) Unusual Tree Species not native to this area greet us in the beginning of this hike along the White Trail. We continue along the high ridge of the White Trail to take in all the different species and make our way to Climbers Rock. From here we continue down to the Orange Trail, passing Glen Fern, Livezey Mill Ruins and the Fingerspan Bridge. We’ll enjoy great views of the creek and see two of the largest rock exposures in the Wissahickon on our return. This hike is intended for adults