Yellow Loop
Dogs (leashed)
Biking
The Yellow Loop Trail at Hartwood Acres Park in Hampton Township, Pennsylvania is a very short 0.9-mile loop trail along the western portion of the park.
Parking for the Hartwood Acre tails is unfortunately to the far west side of the park marked by the address on the map.
This GPS data brings you along the western portion of this loop before crossing the stream to head north on the eastern section. When heading down the western section of the loop first, make sure to take your immediate left-hand turn onto the trail where there's a large downed tree with a large pile of soil. If you do not take a left, you will not follow the yellow blazes and the blazes are not marked well on that side of the trail.
Parking: Parking at Hartwood Acres is a bit odd since there's
only two main places to park. For this trail, you'll want to park at the
parking lot on Middle Rd just south of Central Elementary School. This
means that you'll need to walk over to the trailhead.
Dogs and biking are allowed here.
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Note: Waypoints always include the parking location and trailhead. Campsites, waterfalls, and other points of interest are included in the GPX only if shown on the map.
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