It was a lovely afternoon for a hike on the Greenway, a unique multi-use park. The path circles the town wastewater treatment plant, the bus barn and soccer fields. Half of the park is reclaimed farmland. One side is bounded by the interstate highway and opposite by the Susquehanna River. There is a stand of pine trees planted along the river by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in the 1930s.
I logged 2.67 miles in over an hour and a half. I stopped to take lots of pictures. It was an easy walk with a climb of 40 feet.
If you don't have flash on your device, view the slideshow on the album:
Greenway.
For more information about the Greenway, visit
oneontagreenway.org.
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