Binky Lee Preserve - Natural Lands Trust
Bridge-to-Bridge Trail - West Pikeland Township
DIRECTIONS:
GPS Coordinates 40.09725, -75.60310
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| Binky Lee Preserve Parking |
TRAIL MAP:
Binky Lee Preserve Trail Map - Natural Lands Trust (also shows Bridge-to-Bridge Trail)
HIKE DISTANCE:
These two hikes are a 3-mile drive away from one another.
Bryn Coed Preserve, PA with Opalanie Park - 7.4 miles
Binky Lee Preserve, PA With Pickering Creek Bridge-to-Bridge Trail - 3.8 miles
THE HIKE:
Because Brodie had already hiked 7.4 miles at Bryn Coed Preserve, it wasn't too warm yet and it was getting VERY muddy, he stayed in the car for this hike.
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| Heading up the walk to the trails on the right. |
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| Going right to loop around the preserve counterclockwise. |
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| The raised Mill Brook Trail goes into West Pineland Township open space property. |
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| A side trail to the right ... |
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| ... leads to Pickering Creek. |
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| Continuing on the Mill Brook Trail ... |
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| ... back into Binky Lee Preserve. |
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| Really, really muddy. |
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| Like others had apparently done before me, I opted to road walk the last little bit to ... |
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| ... a right on Pikeland Road. |
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| I looked back at the road I had just come off of and oops, I had no idea. Looked like a road to me. Sorry! |
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| It's a short distance on Pikeland Road ... |
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| ... over the bridge to ... |
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| ... the Bridge-to-Bridge Trail at the other end of the guardrail. |
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| There are a few side trails to views of Pickering Creek but the creek cannot be seen from the trail. |
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| Downy Woodpecker |
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| This is what the entire trail looks like. |
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| That section of land jutting out behind the tree straight ahead is where I stood on the other side previously. |
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| Coming up on the bridge at the other end of the trail ... |
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| ... where the rest was completely flooded out. |
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| Heading back. |
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| Coming off of the trail and crossing the field back to ... |
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| ... the first bridge. |
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| Walking back on Pikeland Road. |
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| A few steps after that private road a trail just around that pole enters back into Binky Lee Preserve. |
