Hike
Explore the diverse terrain of White Clay Creek Preserve with over 12 miles of trails. Meander alongside the babbling creek, ascend scenic hills offering panoramic views, and discover fascinating historic markers that whisper tales of the past. Whether you’re seeking a leisurely stroll or a challenging trek, trails of varying difficulty await every adventurer.
Bike
Experience the thrill of biking through White Clay Creek Preserve on the exciting curves and climbs of the Edwin Leid Trail and the scenic bi-state PennDel Trail. To ensure a safe and enjoyable ride, please respect hike-only trails and always wear a helmet.
Horseback
White Clay Creek Preserve welcomes horseback riders to enjoy its 8 miles of multi-use trails, including the Edwin Leid and PennDel Trails. Experience the Preserve’s beauty, with features like shady paths and horse-friendly bridges, as praised by fellow riders.
Fishing
Cast a line and enjoy some of the best trout fishing in the area at White Clay Creek Preserve. Stocked several times a season, White Clay Creek offers excellent opportunities for anglers of all levels to catch trout in a beautiful natural setting.
Swim
Swimming in White Clay Creek is a common recreational activity. Water quality is monitored, but bacteria levels can fluctuate, particularly after rain. To ensure your safety, avoid swimming during and for 72 hours after rain events, and follow the safety tips provided by the Chester County Water Resources Authority (CCWRA), such as not swallowing the water and showering before and after swimming.