Farming
Difficulty: Hard
Distance: 0.70 miles
Restrooms: No
Stroller Friendly: No
Wheelchair Friendly: No
Playground: No
Dog Friendly: Yes
Location: Windolph Landing Nature Preserve
Clues for Your Hike
- The trail begins directly in front of the parking area with two wooden posts marking the entrance. Take the trail straight ahead.
- When the trail forks, stay to the left on the trail. You will be hiking in a loop going clockwise.
- Go down some steep and rugged terrain so be careful. Note the Conestoga River through the trees on your left.
- The path will level out as you get closer to the water. You may see wildlife on the water.
- You will come to a brown wooden sign on your right that says Windolf Landing Nature Preserve. There is a fork in the path here. You will want to walk on the path to the right, around the sign.
- The path becomes a steep upward climb. There are a few tree logs with bark for stepping up.
- Watch your footing over roots and rocks and there is a steep edge down on your right.
- As you crest the hill, you will soon see the post on a tree on your right.
- Continue onward and the space around the path opens. You will come to the same fork from the beginning of the hike.
- Go straight ahead and retrace the path back to the parking area.
Did You Know?
- Odd and strange crops that are being farmed - hot chili peppers, leeches, flesh-eating flora, and seaweed, are just a few.
- Cattle and calves, corn, and soybeans are the top three US farm products.
- There are 1.9 million farms in the US and 95% are operated by families.