Wissahickon Park Orange Trail to White Trail is a 3.6 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania that features a great forest setting and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, running, and nature trips. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
This is a beautiful place. Definitely a moderate trail. It was a little crowded but everybody had masks. I know you think your dog is the best, but you really should keep it on the leash. Great trail today but really poorly marked. Look at my map and you'll see. Alittle bit of mud. A lot of rocks. I find it amazing that this is an urban trail
Great loop with lots of interesting spots! A few bikers who shouldn’t have been on the trail.
Beautiful trail. Started at blue bell park and made our way down. We were able to see a gorgeous bridge. Only saw a handful of people.
We wandered and made our own loop. Nice trail, easy to follow. Trail was getting crowded by noon.
Really nice scenic hike with moderate changes in elevation. The trail is poorly marked so I suggest for a first try to follow your AllTrails closely. The views behind the stables are great with lots of horses out! Recommended parking at Kitchen Lane
pretty nice hike. had some small obstacles and nice scenery. went past one of my favorite bouldering spots.
Trail was nice. Mostly wet and muddy but hey it December and the snow has melted. The horse stable was a nice touch.
Beautiful day. White trail can be a little hard to find. If your following the orange, take it until you reach a road with a cottagey looking house then make a right. Follow the road until you hit a modern looking house and there will be a trail marker there.