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Old 06-16-2009, 03:09 PM
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Default Hiking in Bucks County

Can anyone offer some suggestions for hiking in Bucks County? Looking for something scenic with lots of photo ops but not overly strenuous. Thank you.
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Old 06-16-2009, 04:19 PM
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Not sure if you'd consider this "hiking," but walking along the Delaware Canal is very scenic. There is a nice tow-path, so it's not like hiking up mountains, but it's very nice, and many many miles long.
You can hike or bike anywhere from Morrisville up to Easton. You can basically start at any point and finish at any point. There are old historic buildings and locks in some places, and in other places just woods and wildlife. I took great pictures of herons walking in the water and other scenery.

Here's the Friends of the Delaware Canal website with a map:
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Here's a list of potential interest: Highlands Critical Treasures: Pennsylvania Counties I saw on another site a while ago (haven't found it yet) some interesting pixs from Haycock Mountain.
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Like someone else said, I wouldn't call it "hiking", more like walking but since you don't want anything strenuous, try Tyler State Park, plenty of walking to be had with some lovely scenary (including some historic homes)
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Old 06-17-2009, 01:41 PM
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Ditto on Tyler. You can also go to upper Bucks and try Ralph Stover park. You can find info on the state park website.
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Tohickon Valley Park and High Rocks are right next to Ralph Stover; nice area.

Tohickon Valley Park
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