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    Merchantville Trail

    The Circuit Trails

    Where:
    47-99 W Chestnut Avenue, Merchantville, NJ 08109
    When:
    • Sundays

      12am to 11:59:59pm

    • Mondays

      12am to 11:59:59pm

    • Tuesdays

      12am to 11:59:59pm

    • Wednesdays

      12am to 11:59:59pm

    • Thursdays

      12am to 11:59:59pm

    • Fridays

      12am to 11:59:59pm

    • Saturdays

      12am to 11:59:59pm

    In the Merchantville Trail can be found in the town of Merchantville in Pennsauken Township, New Jersey. At just 1.5 miles in length the trail may not be long, but it is a well-loved and well used route by cyclists, joggers and walkers. Start at Cove Road and East Chestnut Avenue and continue along to Euclid Avenue along part of a former Pennsylvania Railroad corridor. Enjoy a tranquil passage through woods full of pine and other large trees that provide cooling shade on a hot day, see historic sites such as the Niagara Firehouse and the Merchantville train station, and even visit the farmer’s market on Saturdays in warmer months near Centre Street.

     

    The town of Merchantville was founded in 1874 as a hamlet from which people commuted to nearby Philadelphia and contains a number of well-preserved Victorian-era homes, charming tree-lined streets, and beautiful gardens in its historic borough and downtown area. The Merchantville Bike Path, with it’s flat, tree-lined route, and diversions in the town itself, offers a perfect destination for a family-friendly outing. The route does not currently connect to trails on the Circuit but will eventually link to the proposed Pennsauken Merchantville Path, which links to the Dudley Grange Path and is part of the Camden Greenway.

     

    The Merchantville Trail is a part of the Circuit Trails, a vast regional network of hundreds of miles of multi-use trails that is growing in size each year. Explore 100s of miles of happy at CircuitTrails.org

     

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