Brandywine Creek State Park

Easy crushed-stone path along Brandywine Creek, shared by hikers, cyclists and horseback riders. Flat and family-friendly, running the length of the park's valley floor near the creek.

Wooded trail climbing from Brandywine Creek through a grove of evergreens with rocky footing and stream crossings. A steady, somewhat steep climb; a quieter route on the park's east side.

Trail hugging the east bank of Brandywine Creek from the Pennsylvania line down to the Rockland Road trailhead. Scenic waterside walking, often linked with other trails into the popular Brandywine river loop.

Linear trail along steep, rocky slopes on the east side of Brandywine Creek. Packed-earth footing with gradual grades that steepen near the creek banks; a short but scenic east-side route.