The Susquehanna Greenway is a planned corridor composed of: conservation areas, trails, parks, river access points, riparian buffers, and pathways linking the Susquehanna River and its West Branch with cities, towns, rural areas, conserved natural lands and forests in Pennsylvania. It will be nearly 500 miles in length, making it Pennsylvaniaโs largest greenway. It will provide a green corridor a
long Pennsylvaniaโs longest river that contributes nearly half of the fresh water entering the Chesapeake Bay. The Susquehanna Greenway is a holistic approach to conserving, restoring and interpreting the natural and cultural heritage of the Susquehanna Valley. It is about engaging and connecting people and communities with each other and their natural environment, providing new opportunities for recreation and alternatives to automotive travel, linking residential areas with schools, libraries, and downtowns. It is about revitalizing river communities that have lost their industrial base, and ultimately it is about creating healthy, sustainable Susquehanna communities.
