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  • Exploring the Yellow Trail: Into the Woods

    Wigard Avenue Trailhead, 726 Wigard Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, 19128, United States

    Meeting at Wigard Avenue Trailhead (726 Wigard Avenue) The 7-mile Yellow Trail on the west side of the Wissahickon Creek meanders through a variety of terrain. The trek from Wigard Ave to Summit Ave brings us to some of the most serene sections of the park. Along the way, we’ll see some points of natural and historic interest, as well as ongoing conservation projects. The route includes some steep and rocky ascents and descents and is about 3.5-4 miles long. Children 12 years of age and older are welcome when accompanied by an adult; no dogs except for service animals,

  • Saturday Planting on the Yellow Trail

    Wigard Avenue Trailhead, 726 Wigard Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, 19128, United States

    Meeting at Wigard Avenue Trailhead (726 Wigard Avenue) Parking: If you’re driving, there’s plenty of space to park onsite. Reminder to never leave valuables behind in your car! If you’re taking public transit, our location is serviced by the 9 and 27 buses, although it’s a 10-minute walk from the 9 bus stop. See map for details. Bathrooms: There will not be restrooms available during the service day. Would you like to be part of keeping Wissahickon Valley Park beautiful and sustainable? Then join us in the park for a native planting on our Yellow Trail reroute! All are welcome to attend, and no

  • Discover the Wissahickon: Yellow Trail Trek

    Wigard Avenue Trailhead, 726 Wigard Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, 19128, United States

    Meeting at Wigard Avenue Trailhead (view location on Google Maps) Our Discover the Wissahickon hike series is presented by Newrez. Join Trail Ambassadors Susie Gettes, Lisa Kleiman, Jennifer Danos, and Kent Peterman for a longer hike along the Yellow Trail, the main natural surface trail on the west side of the creek. On the way, we’ll pass Courtesy Stables, where we’ll try to catch a peek at some of the horses housed there, Houston Meadow, and Magargee Dam. This will be a moderately difficult hike, and good fitness is required.  Check out a preview of our hike on Komoot below! Parking