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Features
Fishing · River/Creek
Overview
Varied terrain among three trails. If you save
Vaughn's Trail for the last segment, you'll find a steep climb of 160 feet near head of
Vaughn's Trail. Great way to end a long hike.
Need to Know
There are no facilities at the parking at the trailhead. I took my yellow lab on the hike. Some parts of trails are available to horses and bikes.
Description
Beginning with the
Edwin Leid Trail, you'll be on packed gravel road for about 0.5 miles. Then you come to White Clay Creek Preserve Parking Lot #3. Once you cross London Tract Road, the trail will follow the road to the left for about 75 yards. The trail bends right to climb an incline at an opening. Stay to the right as it appears farm land is to your immediate left.
Follow the trail under the trees and continually watch for signs (from London Tract Road to this point is not well marked on my map as
Edwin Leid Trail is not marked for this section on Hiking Project). The trail will spill out onto a gravel road and signs indicate turning right and walk down the road. Follow the fencing to the bridge and before the bridge turn left - this will put you on the
PennDel Trail.
The trail will follow the East Branch of the White Clay Creek. Eventually, the trail will pass the White Clay Creek Preserve Parking Lot #1 on the left and prepare to cross London Tract Road. Once across the road,
Vaughn's Trail will turn immediately left and follow London Tract Road. After about 0.4 miles, the trail ascends very quickly - very steep, but great views of the preserve.
The trail follows to the left of the backyards of homes in a neighborhood, and then turns right between two homes to lead to Fern Ridge Road. Turn left onto Fern Ridge Road and walk about 0.10 miles until directed to turn right, again between two homes. Then turn left behind the backyards of some homes and follow the trail to its end. The final descent is very steep.
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Shared By:
David Kedash
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