This trail along the west bank of the Susquehanna River in the northeastern corner of the state is among the best places for birding and botanizing. This hike explores unique habitats, including alluvial flats and steep, rocky slopes, that extend downriver from Conowingo Dam. This is an easy hike over flat terrain and a flat trail for most of the distance; however, there is a narrow, sometimes muddy section at the southern portion of the trail. You will reach the end of the peninsula at the confluence of the Deer Creek with the Susquehanna where there is also a great view of an old railroad bridge.