Photo Essay: Two nature trails in central Pennsylvania worth hiking this summer

Abbey Rogers, Photography Editor
May 21, 2021

With the warm weather, it’s the perfect time to try out new nature trails. Pennsylvania has plenty of beautiful trails, but there are two that are close to Hershey, Pennsylvania that will be shown.

The first trail is Rails to Trails(aka the Conewago Trail and Lebanon-Lancaster Rail Trail). This trail has many different entrances and is 57 miles long, according to Visit PA!

Next is White Cliffs of Conoy. This trail is much shorter, only 1.5 miles, according to Uncovering PA. It goes along the Susquehanna River and has some very unique and beautiful scenery.

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Abbey Rogers, Photography Editor

Abbey Rogers is the Photography Editor for the Broadcaster. She is a senior at Hershey High School and has been on the staff for three years. She plays...