White Clay Creek State Park is a gem of northern Delaware and southeastern Pennsylvania. Consisting of multiple areas with ample trails and minimal roads, it is wonderful for hiking year-round. White Clay Creek is surprisingly poorly patronized, which allows one to peacefully enjoy the trails and nature with minimal human interaction.
My favorite bonus of the park is a hidden landmark: the post that marks the start of the marking of the Mason-Dixon line.
Photos herein are in the Possum Hill section (the part I most commonly frequent) and along White Clay Creek in the Preserve section in Pennsylvania (southeast from London Tract Road), taken over three days in early October.
2 comments:
Great photos - I love the one of the sign being engulfed by the tree.
Your photos are stunning!
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