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 Battery Park Trail

A Universal Access 3.7 mile long multi-use path 30 minutes away

Universal Access (UA): This path meets all standards for surface, obstacles, cross-slope, and passing spaces for a Universal Access walking path but exceed standards for shared use paths because of long, narrow sections.

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​Effort: This multi-se path 1.84 miles long (3.7 ,miles round trip) has a Flat Equivalent Length of 2 miles and merits a Cumulative Grade Rating of Universal Access.

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Stress: As a multi-use path, this is rated as very low stress for users.

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Other features: This is a busy path, running alongside the Delaware River often within feet of the beach. The southern mile and a half is generally shaded.  There are plenty of benches along the way. Take a walk on the pier or into old New Castle for ice cream to extend your outing.

Connections: You can continue on to the Jack Markell Trail by riding about a 1/2 mile on quiet streets, to add 12 miles to your round trip

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Getting there: Click here (or on the map) for directions to parking on West 3rd St.

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Trail maps: Click here to open the map in a new window.

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To see the grade in each direction for each 10' section on the map to the left, click on Filter and select the direction (remember to toggle the filter on).

  • Click on Legend to see the symbols indicating different grades. 

  • Click Home to re-center the map on the trail. 

  • Click Your Location to track your progress while you hike.

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