Suzie's Hole: A short hike to scout this popular swimming hole on the Pequea Creek!

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  • Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @dr.kennethnoisewater26
    @dr.kennethnoisewater26 Год назад +1

    Use to go swimming there in late 90’s early 2000’s. It was awesome. Everyone was laid back. Drinking beer, taking bong hits out in the open, riding tubes. Great times. Also discovered what stinging nettles are 😬

  • @luisalejandro5362
    @luisalejandro5362 3 года назад +4

    That is know as the trolley trail and it take you all the way to the Colemansville covered bridge. It once was used by a trolley company that travel from Lancaster and Millersville. Martic Forge and Pequea were once a resort town

  • @rachealrock3638
    @rachealrock3638 4 года назад +1

    Dang good fishing spots

  • @alanmiller1911
    @alanmiller1911 Год назад +1

    Topo Ranger There is a ppl yellow no trespassing pole at Suzy's Hole. White no trespassing signs along the trail My 1st time at Suzy's hole today. Is this new?

    • @TopoRanger
      @TopoRanger  Год назад

      They weren't there when I filmed this but that was two years ago. People kayak and tube down the the creek. I'm pretty sure people swim there too. Contact the SGL people to know for sure.

    • @cmt4724
      @cmt4724 Год назад

      There are actually multiple white no tresspassing signs in your video. So not sure how you did not know.

    • @alanmiller1911
      @alanmiller1911 Год назад

      @@cmt4724 The white signs are no trespassing for motor vehicles.

  • @krystalbernhard4308
    @krystalbernhard4308 Год назад

    Where did you park to take the trail to Suzy's hole??

    • @TopoRanger
      @TopoRanger  Год назад

      Where River Road hits 324 there is a parking spot. Then just hike downstream and you'll hit the swimming hole rope swing area.

  • @rachealrock3638
    @rachealrock3638 4 года назад +1

    I believe that vine was a pennywort . I could be wrong

    • @TopoRanger
      @TopoRanger  4 года назад

      It looks like pennywort. I guess hanging over the edge makes it look a vine.. I ran into it again along the Codorus creek.

  • @RealityRanger1881
    @RealityRanger1881 3 года назад +3

    Ok never mind…I thought this was about something else.