Experience local history in the Borough of Downingtown, including the 1791 Log Cabin, 1761 Washington Inn & 1899 Friends Meetinghouse. You'll also find plenty of places to socialize after your walk.

Join the Chester County Red Rovers for a stroll in a thriving and vibrant sea-side village at the end of Long Island's North Fork! Along with the nautical air, you'll enjoy its shops & restaurants

Explore Thaddeus Stevens' Lancaster, the Red Rose City, and one of the oldest inland towns in the United States. Lancaster is home to the oldest continuously-operating farmers market in the U.S

This trail takes you on a tour of historic downtown Lititz, past the Moravian Church and the north side of Lititz including a portion of the Warwick-Ephrata Rail Trail.

The Borough of Malvern includes the historic Paoli Battlefield, site of the September 20, 1777 Paoli Massacre. Malvern, on Philadelphia's famous "Main Line" is also home to many shops & eateries.

Explore the borough of Mount Joy, named after the "Good Ship" Mountjoy,

Stroll through Phoenixville, which has indeed risen from the ashes. See the results of the Phoenixville Renaissance, experience its neighborhoods, and walk the Schuylkill River Trail to Lock 60.

Situated on the Schuylkill River, Pottstown is home to Pottsgrove Manor, countless veteran's memorials, and a historic carousel. Rock around the clock as you count its many Little Free Libraries!

As you ramble around Radnor, you'll visit the scenic campus of Eastern University, explore charming Wayne, and walk the lovely Radnor Trail.

Walkers will be utterly charmed by the Hamlet of Southold, New York's oldest English town (1640). Revel in history and scenery, while planning lunch and shopping at Southold's shops and restaurants.

Walk the streets of historic West Chester to see historic homes, including those of Horace Pippin and Samuel Barber, several parks, West Chester University, and a vibrant business district.