A Bike Tour of the Northwest River Trail in Lancaster County: Falmouth to Columbia
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Biker Dude Dad cruises down the now officially complete NW River Trail in Lancaster County. This wonderful multi-use trail takes you 14 miles from Falmouth - just south of Three Mile Island - south to Columbia. Along the way, check out the White Cliffs of Conoy, Shock's Mill Bridge, stunning river views, rock climbers at Chickies Rock, and even grab a craft beer. Cheers! 🚴♂️🍻 @insta360
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This was a great adventure! The trail is awesome. Your new camera gives great images! Thanks for taking folks along, Dad. This is great fun!!
Thanks for watching, Kate! Glad you like the camera.
We love this bike trail. We even enjoy riding through the cornfields. Hadn't thought about copperheads but we have seen a few black snakes. We've only done it once this year and that was our 1st time doing the entire trail, which means 28 miles out and back, as we would usually do lunch at Koser Park and head back to Columbia from there. Amazing the water is so low. That is one reason we enjoy this so much. It is always different. We rode right after the hurricane last year. That was a real experience. Great video. The 360 cam sure is great for recording this type of trip and no motion sickness for me😉
I wouldn't have considered copperheads down there either, so close to the water, but apparently I read that they're known to swim. Another reason I'm way more leery of them than rattlers. Copperheads are silent, camo perfectly in dried leaves, and now they can swim! Thanks for watching, Davises!!!
Solid as always! I’ve section that trail, so it was nice seeing it all together. Props for the PSA, I find myself generally avoiding trails where bikers are for that reason.
This support for the PSA means a lot. I thought maybe I was the only one out there noticing (or not noticing until the last minute)! Now that this trail is officially complete, it really is a gem. Thanks for watching, Kevin!
Looks like a great trail with numerous things to do along the way. Thanks for that PSA too. The D & L Canal trail is near my house and i hike that often, also a great biking trail and most bikers are great with saying "On your left". Those that don't I'll using end up jumping into the weeds because of being startled. Great video!
Yes, Ronman, I get startled all the time by bikers. I guess I'm jumpy!
The best part about this trail is you can take it easy since there are several great stops along the way to explore. There are even more, but I don't like to go over 30 mins per video. This was cut down from like 48 mins of raw footage! Thanks for watching 👍🚴♂️
Can u ride on a road bike with skinny tires there. Great video
I'd say yes, going north to south it's all paved. Right around Marietta was the only rough part, but they were starting to repave that when I filmed 3 weeks ago. Thanks for watching!
@@HikerDudeDad awesome definitely gonna check this route out. Keep up the great work