Susquehanna River Walk & Timber Trail

Counties: Lycoming 

Length: 4.2 miles 

Trail end points: Maynard St. to Chestnut St. 

Trail surfaces: Asphalt 

Trail category: Greenway/Non-RT 

Trail Activities: Bike, Wheelchair Accessible, Walking 

Description

The Susquehanna River Walk follows the north and south shores of the river's West Branch, including two bridge crossings at Market Street and Maynard Street. The route, much of which was built on top of levees, provides an important connection to the river for residents of Williamsport, South Williamsport, and Loyalsock.

The looped section between the two bridges is known as the Timber Trail and offers interpretive signage about the lumber heritage of the region. Lumber-themed public art has also been placed along the trail, including "The Wood Hick," a life-sized sculpture of a lumber camp worker.