Yes. A 1 1/2-mile paved, multi-use trail, The Chestnut Street Trail,
connects the rear entrance of School Road Park in Hatfield Township to
businesses and services in Hatfield Borough's commercial district. The
police station, the Township building, the Hatfield Community Park, the
Hatfield Aquatic Center, the dog park and the Borough building are all
located along the route.
Paved multi-use exercise trails are at Clemens Park and School Road Park.
They may be enjoyed by people on foot, bicycle, and roller blades and
those using wheelchairs or with baby strollers. The trail at School Road
Park is just over 9/10th of a mile and consists of three large loops,
all connected, that take the visitor through three different areas of
this 35-acre park. Dogs are not permitted in School Road Park. Dogs
on leashes are permitted to accompany their owners at Clemens Park,
where the trail loop is about 3/10ths of a mile in length.
Those who can handle more rugged terrain may enjoy the trail system at the Hatfield Township Nature Area,
where a network of footpaths connect the meadows and wooded areas, and
dogs on leashes are permitted to accompany their owners. The Arboretum
includes a grit trail on predominately level grade, and resting
benches complement the passive experience visitors may enjoy among the
wide variety of trees and plants located there. Leashed dogs may
accompany their owners to the Arboretum. The Stratford Avenue Park, another park permitting leashed dogs, includes a grit trail, exercise stations, and resting benches.
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