SUSTAINABLE PLACES
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Sunrise Mill
State Game Lands
Perkiomen Valley
Middle School
Camp
ArthaReeta
Stone Hill
Swamp
Creek
BIG RD
NEIFFER RD
KEYSER RD
SWAMP CREEK RD
KRAUSE RD
YERGER RD
NEIFFER RD
GREBE RD
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Upper Schuylkill
Valley Park
Schuylkill
Canal Lock 60
State
Land
Schuylkill River Trail
Chester
County
Schuylkill
River
POTTSTOWN EXPY
VAUGHN RD
YEAGER RD
BLACK ROCK RD
COLLEGEVILLE RD
OLD STATE RD
BLACK ROCK RD
HAFNER RD
SECOND AVE
DREIBELES RD
BLACK ROCK
RD
Norfolk Southern
Norfolk
Southern
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422
113
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Wissahickon
Valley Park
Fort
Washington
State Park
Wissahickon
Green Ribbon
Trail
Wissahickon
Creek
PENNSYLVANIA TPKE
MORRIS RD
CHURCH RD
SKIPPACK PIKE
JOSHUA RD
STENTON AVE
BETHLEHEM PIKE
CAMPHILL RD
LAFAYETTE AVE
PENNSYLVANIA
AVE
SEPTA
Norfolk Southern
WASHINGTON
FORT
EXPY
W VALLEY GREEN RD
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276
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Sunrise Mill Historic Site
This historic site, consisting of 236 acres, contains a historic
gristmill but is not open to the public. Future improvements
might include:
■■ Public access to the property.
■■ An extension of the property onto the former Camp
Arthureeta and Camp Joy properties to extend greenway
protection along Swamp Creek.
■■ Operation of the mill by a private partner.
■■ Preservation of the historic stone arch bridge.
Upper Schuylkill Valley Park
This park, consisting of 244 acres, has river access, picnic
pavilions, and a small wildlife center. Future improvements
might include:
■■ A connection to Royersford’s riverfront.
■■ A loop trail crossing of the Schuylkill River at Route 113
into Chester County.
■■ An upgraded trail connection to Lock 60 at the
Schuylkill Canal Park.
■■ Connections to Upper Providence’s trail system.
■■ A fishing pier and canoe launch
■■ Upgraded parking and improvements to the
wildlife center.
WissahickonValley Park
This park, consisting of 149 acres, and the Fort Washington
State Park provides an important link in the Wissahickon
Green Ribbon Preserve. No county-initiated expansions or
improvements are expected, except for a connection to the
future Cross County Trail; however, the state may choose to
put in new improvements on its property
