Great trail with lots of railroad history behind it! There is a very cool Caboose

Love this trail so much. A little bumpy in some spots due to roots and other debris from trees. Conveniently passes near a Wawa if you need to stop for a refreshment!

Only checked out a small fraction of the path. It goes quite a ways, looks like a great spot for a bike ride. Whole trail is paved and smooth for nice ride. Walked over one bridge that was well made and cool . Seems like a decent path if you live in the area or the neighborhood for a run or bike ride. Not to go out of your way to use it to much .

Beautiful site seeing trail it is paved walkway

This is a paved trail that runs from Blackwood to the south end of town. We ride here about 4-5 days per week. It's well maintained and the scenery is just beautiful. I have seen everything from walkers and runners and bicyclists and even a skateboarder, out here. They have bike flat repair stations along the way. It's a great place to bring your family it's safe and very close to houses About 2/3 the way down. There is a WAWA. It's great to stop there for a drink. There is a short non-paved area at the Rte 42 overpass. It appears to be dark inside and sandy, gravel and a little mud. If you are alone it appears to be a little isolated. Use caution here. For me it's not an issue because I can ride on any surface and I ride fast. I'm going to attach a video of our bikes. I hope that you enjoy it 😊

Nice paved trail, which was formally a railroad. Clean with a newly renovated bridge.

Love walking the whole length of the trail. My significant other walks with me all the time. Very nice people are friendly also the pet's too. I live 3 blocks away from it. Love it

It was a nice paved trail overall. There were huge trees down across the paved area which caused a hiccup for my (older) mom who was using a scooter. Also, there was a TON of poison ivy along the sides, so anyone with an allergy should stay away.

This place is more a walking /running path. You’re basically walking behind houses and businesses. We started our walk at E Railroad Ave. toward the bridge, it was a 2.5 mile loop. We didn’t walk the other side. As a cyclist, I would not use this path/trail. They do have a bike repair station, I guess if you’re a casual biker, it would be good. I would use this more for running or walking. People who were walking this path were nice.