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Upper Chesapeake Bay Bicycle
& Bike Trail Links (H - Z) (A - H)
& Bike Trail Links (H - Z) (A - H)
Harford County Greenways: Overview map and list of open
space usage by the MD Dept. of Natural Resources (2000).
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Havre de Grace Historic Markers: Historical Marker Database
Havre de Grace Ride: Cool 20-mile HdG ride by Kelly and Izzy.
Harford County Living: Harford County citizen information.
History of Susquehanna River Bridges by the Harford County
(MD) Historical Society. Elegant photos of the Susquehanna.
Holtwood Environmental Preserve provides lakeside
recreational opportunities and facilities for camping, hiking,
picnicking on more than 5,000 acres on both shores of the
lower Susquehanna River in Lancaster and York counties.
Lower Susquehanna Heritage Greenway: Building a cultural
and historical scenic loop trail network on both banks of the
Susquehanna River in Harford and Cecil counties, MD.
Maryland Trails: Extensive links and resource list for U.S.
biking, hiking and equestrian trails by the American Trails
Organization. (We're sending you to their Maryland page.)
National Bicycle Greenway: Searchable database of bike
routes, commuter routes, trails throughout the United States.
Otter Creek Camp: Located in Airville, PA on the western bank
of the Susquehanna River. Meet Otter B. Goode!
Pedaling.com: Free self-guided road bike routes and
mountain bike trails including maps, cue sheets and trail
descriptions.
Pequa Creek Campground (PA) has three hiking trails.
space usage by the MD Dept. of Natural Resources (2000).
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Havre de Grace Historic Markers: Historical Marker Database
Havre de Grace Ride: Cool 20-mile HdG ride by Kelly and Izzy.
Harford County Living: Harford County citizen information.
History of Susquehanna River Bridges by the Harford County
(MD) Historical Society. Elegant photos of the Susquehanna.
Holtwood Environmental Preserve provides lakeside
recreational opportunities and facilities for camping, hiking,
picnicking on more than 5,000 acres on both shores of the
lower Susquehanna River in Lancaster and York counties.
Lower Susquehanna Heritage Greenway: Building a cultural
and historical scenic loop trail network on both banks of the
Susquehanna River in Harford and Cecil counties, MD.
Maryland Trails: Extensive links and resource list for U.S.
biking, hiking and equestrian trails by the American Trails
Organization. (We're sending you to their Maryland page.)
National Bicycle Greenway: Searchable database of bike
routes, commuter routes, trails throughout the United States.
Otter Creek Camp: Located in Airville, PA on the western bank
of the Susquehanna River. Meet Otter B. Goode!
Pedaling.com: Free self-guided road bike routes and
mountain bike trails including maps, cue sheets and trail
descriptions.
Pequa Creek Campground (PA) has three hiking trails.
Philadelphia Bike Rentals: Handy traveler's list compiled by the
Bicycle Club of Philadelphia. The BCP website covers the "City of
Brotherly Love" and surrounding Pennsylvania areas.
Rocks State Park (MD): Falling Branch Area, Hidden Valley
Natural Area: Rocks has 855 acres of dense forests and massive
boulders rising above Deer Creek. The King and Queen Seat,
once a ceremonial gathering place of the Susquehannock
Indians, affords a view of Harford County. See park map.
Susquehanna River, Crossings: on Reference.com.
Susquehanna River Trails Association Website offers lots of
links for folks enjoying the Susquehanna River "water trails."
Susquehanna State Park: SSP's homepage (see also Trails).
Not enough can be said about this wondrous Maryland park.
Susquehanna State Park (Maps): Acorn and Beechnut Loops.
Susquehanna State Park a loop trail map by MapMyRide.com.
Susquehanna & Tidewater Canal ran from Havre de Grace to
Wrightsville, PA and left an indelible mark on Havre de Grace.
The 1840s Ripple House, which houses Biller's Bikes,
accommodated canal travelers and businessmen in that era.
This brief article is from the Historical Marker Database.
Thomas J. Hatem Memorial Bridge: A very short illustrated piece
on the bridge (map) which crosses the Susquehanna between
Perryville and Havre de Grace, MD. See also Wikipedia.com.
U.S. Route 40 website by AA Roads. Maps, pictures, history and
more of the US Rt. 40 Pulaski Highway. Rt. 40 parallels the Old
Philadelphia Road (Rt. 7) and was the I-95 of its day. The Rt. 40
Pulaski Highway crosses the Susquehanna River at Havre de
Grace at the Thomas Hatem Memorial Bridge. (See our Bridge
Services page for bridge crossing information.) Terrific photos!
White Clay Creek Preserve: The 1,341-acre White Clay Creek
Preserve is in southern Chester County, PA three miles north of
Newark, Delaware. White Clay Creek Preserve shares boundary
with White Clay Creek State Park of Delaware.
Bicycle Club of Philadelphia. The BCP website covers the "City of
Brotherly Love" and surrounding Pennsylvania areas.
Rocks State Park (MD): Falling Branch Area, Hidden Valley
Natural Area: Rocks has 855 acres of dense forests and massive
boulders rising above Deer Creek. The King and Queen Seat,
once a ceremonial gathering place of the Susquehannock
Indians, affords a view of Harford County. See park map.
Susquehanna River, Crossings: on Reference.com.
Susquehanna River Trails Association Website offers lots of
links for folks enjoying the Susquehanna River "water trails."
Susquehanna State Park: SSP's homepage (see also Trails).
Not enough can be said about this wondrous Maryland park.
Susquehanna State Park (Maps): Acorn and Beechnut Loops.
Susquehanna State Park a loop trail map by MapMyRide.com.
Susquehanna & Tidewater Canal ran from Havre de Grace to
Wrightsville, PA and left an indelible mark on Havre de Grace.
The 1840s Ripple House, which houses Biller's Bikes,
accommodated canal travelers and businessmen in that era.
This brief article is from the Historical Marker Database.
Thomas J. Hatem Memorial Bridge: A very short illustrated piece
on the bridge (map) which crosses the Susquehanna between
Perryville and Havre de Grace, MD. See also Wikipedia.com.
U.S. Route 40 website by AA Roads. Maps, pictures, history and
more of the US Rt. 40 Pulaski Highway. Rt. 40 parallels the Old
Philadelphia Road (Rt. 7) and was the I-95 of its day. The Rt. 40
Pulaski Highway crosses the Susquehanna River at Havre de
Grace at the Thomas Hatem Memorial Bridge. (See our Bridge
Services page for bridge crossing information.) Terrific photos!
White Clay Creek Preserve: The 1,341-acre White Clay Creek
Preserve is in southern Chester County, PA three miles north of
Newark, Delaware. White Clay Creek Preserve shares boundary
with White Clay Creek State Park of Delaware.
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Havre de Grace Magazine (The Meeting Place)
Best link to HdG's museums, restaurants, shops!
Best link to HdG's museums, restaurants, shops!