PA Section 9 Pictures - Milemarker 1.7 - 3.1
Duncannon Parking - Stone Steps
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View of parking lot and baseball diamond (Wheeler Field) in Duncannon, looking north towards Hawk Rock.
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View of parking lot in Duncannon, looking south from Wheeler Field. Space available for several cars. Former railroad station is at upper right.
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mm 2.1 Shermans Creek at south end of Duncannon
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mm 2.3 The northbound trail approaches a Inn Road on the south end of Duncanon. From here the northbound trail follows roads through town and across the Susquehanna River. Note: Since this picture was taken a new parking area has been built on the other side of the road. GPS N40.39.3815 W77.0297
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Looking north along Inn Road. The northbound AT follows this road towards downtown Duncannon. The hiker parking lot is on the right.
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Looking south along Inn Road on the outskirts of Duncannon. The hiker parking lot is on the left.
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The new AT hiker parking area in Duncannon is across from the point where the southbound trail leaves Inn Road and begins the climb towards Hawk Rock and Cove Mountain. Note the double white blaze.
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New parking lot kiosk at Mile 2.3 in Duncannon
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new parking lot
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mm 2.3 Parking lot just south of the point where the southbound trail reenters the woods and starts to climb to Hawk Rock. Use of this area is now discouraged. Its usefulness is now limited because of the new hiker parking area.
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Partial view of Peters Mountain across the Susquehanna River. Taken at approx. mm 2.4. The northbound trail climbs this mountain and traverses its ridge.
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mm 3.1 The trail crosses a rockslide.
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mm 3.1 New stone steps on AT as the southbound trail climbs steeply from Duncannon to Hawk Rock. GPS N40.39.3776 W77.0398
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