Schuylkill River Greenway Association Review

They hate being confused with the NHRA and I found that out the hard way when a 60 year old grandmother of 5 beat me with her walking stick. 5 stars because I copped a fell right before she slugged me.

It was a very blessed time and event to fellowship and share my faith and hope with others to glorify God and to give Him Honor!!!!

We are fortunate to have an organization such as this that cares about the local waterways

Very friendly and knowledgeable staff who care about the River, with tons of engaging and fun recreational opportunities.

Cycling, hiking, and paddling are all quite good on the SRT. Trail well-maintained, convenient to much of SE PA. We enjoy riding from Valley Forge to Philadelphia - that portion of the trail is all paved and super-interesting/scenic.

It seems there is some construction on the trails being done. Many trees taken down, more flat space visible. Still needs some more benches. Will continue to visit to watch progress.

Went on a 13 Mile ride with a group organized by them! Great experience, can't recommended it enough!

I had the best time visiting the Schuylkill River Greenways yesterday. Our Youth Group from Trinity UCC in Pottstown visited to lear how we can better take care of the water shed in our area. They had fun demonstrations that involved hands on experiments and water testing that taught us about whats in our drinking water which comes from the river. We learned where the schuylkill river trail starts in Pottsville and ensda in Philly. We didnt get to help clean the trail because of the rain but we helped to clean up the road near the college. Staff was very nice and had lots of knowledge. Its a fun little hidden treasure here in Pottstown. Check it out someday.

Free bicycling! Now that I have your attention...yep, free and no strings. The trail conservancy and Tri-County Bicycles on High Street in Pottstown have yellow beach cruisers to lend on presentation of a drivers license. Check the website for schedule.

And now to the trail: the section I rode is 4.5 miles (approx) from the College Drive trailhead to the bridge over the Schuylkill just over the Berks County line. It's essentially level, being a converted rail line. The outbound/northern/upstream direction is a very gradual uphill grade.

The Montgomery County portion is paved and passes old and abandoned factories. It's well-maintained. For me, the best part of today's ride was the Thun Trail (Berks County continuation of same trail) is packed gravel, well-tended, and canopied. The industrial portion of the ride is OK, the Thun Trail was the payoff.

The trail continues north to Birdsboro. We stopped at midpoint on the bridge (trail milepost 47), with the thought to start in Birdsboro with our own bikes next time riding south to Pottstown.

Good fishing, taking a walk or riding a bicycle ,nice park to relax and enjoy nature

It's a great place to learn about the river, but being closed on weekends really restricts who can go there.

Pottstown borough has been over run by bike lanes for the stupid SRT bike path i cant wait to see some epic crashes on industrial highway with how they narrowed the east / south bound lane and then there is the stupidity on display on Wilson street just for bikes to be riden

Beautiful and quiet place for a walk along the river. If you like nature go for it.

What a beautiful facility and an amazing group of people!