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The Conestoga Trail (CT) connects the Horse-Shoe Trail in the north to the Mason-Dixon Trail to the south, almost traversing the length of Lancaster County. Like the trails it connects, the CT often follows roads and traverses farmlands. The trail passes through several towns and villages; development is common along the trail. Not surprisingly, backcountry camping is limited, as the trail often crosses private property. The southern half of the trail offers the most isolated areas, difficult hiking, and finest scenery. This trail contains many hidden gems that are unexpected in this part of the state. The following description, hiking north to south, is abbreviated. Terrain: Trail often follows roads through farmlands, villages, small towns, and developed areas. The northern half of the trail traverses rolling farmlands; the southern half is more difficult, traversing the Susquehanna River Gorge and its side glens, with some ascents being steep and rocky and ranging from 100 to 300 vertical feet. Trail conditions: Trail often follows roads and traverses developed areas along side roads, but tends to be well blazed. Use caution along roadways—some are busy and can be difficult to cross. Trail often rerouted. Highlights: Amish heritage, Hammer Creek, covered bridges, Speedwell Forge Lake, old mills, historic houses, Pequea Creek, Susquehanna River Gorge, Tucquan Creek, Wind Cave, House Rock, Holtwood Preserve, Kelly’s Run, nice vistas, farmlands, and the Lock 12 Historic Area.

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