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Trail

Governor Dick Park- (4) Red Diamond

Mt. Gretna, PA
Length: 0.70 mi.
Type: Point-to-point

About This Trail

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The Red Diamond Trail, Trail 4, visits the Schock Tower House Site Ruins. It is .7 Miles and considered Difficult for both hikers and bikers due to the steep nature of the hike and the rough/rocky nature of the trail.

This trail connects to The Fire Road Trail (1), White Diamond (15), and White Circle-The Interpretive Trail (16) from the Education Center Parking Lot.

It ends at Pinch Road on the South end of the Property.

The Education Center Parking lot has a port-a-potty year round, March-November the Education Center is available.

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Click for Governor Dick’s Park Website. 

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Trail Features

Surface type Dirt
Stroller friendly No
ADA accessible No
Water fountains Yes
Bathrooms No
Cell reception Spotty
Pet friendly Yes
Nearby convenience store No
Camping Nearby No
Emergency support
within 5 miles 		Yes

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Trail Contributor

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I’m Ruth, and my little hiker is Ellie. We joined Hike it Baby in November 2017, when she was just two months old. I was a new mom, with a new baby, in a new place looking for a community to connect to and a way to get moving gently. In the Fall of 2018 we opened a new branch, Hike it Baby Lebanon-Hershey, Pa. The new branch is a little closer to home, and hope to increase participation in our local community. I’ve always love the outdoors and an occasional hike and Hike it Baby has connected me to the outdoors in a new region of the country. I am proud to get outdoors more frequently and hope to raise a daughter that loves to be outside.

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