We’ve officially made it the warm months! This is one of my favorite times of the year, not only because the weather is beautiful but also because outdoor activities are in full swing.
If you’re like me, you like to get outside at least once a day to take in all the sights and sounds of nature and get some exercise in while doing so. I know some days in July may be extremely hot, however, walking is an exercise that you can do at any time of the day and not only helps your body but your mind as well!
If you are a local to the Chester County area and are ready to go on walks this summer, let me share some of my favorite places to walk around Chester County with you!
1. Ridley Creek State Park
Ridley Creek State Park has over 2,600 acres of beautiful nature and woodlands. Ridley State Creek would make a scenic walking destination for you and a friend.
2. Valley Forge National Historical Park
The perfect place to take a walk through time. Valley Forge National Historical Park is an incredible destination to get your miles in while walking through the site of the 1777-1778 winter encampment of the Continental Army under General George Washington.
3. Stroud Preserve
Stroud Preserve is an enchanting location to walk through grasslands, farmlands and woodlands. This is the perfect place to feel connected to nature while uniquely offering a site for recreation and education!
4. French Creek State Park
French Creek State Park is another must-visit. In addition to beautiful walking trails, this 7,977-acre Pennsylvania state park is a great place for kayaking and a picnic lunch as well!
5. Applebrook Park
Looking to clear your mind and connect with nature? A walk through Applebrook Park is the perfect place to relax while moving your body. From the trails to the trickling streams, you will feel at peace after taking a stroll through this park.
Want to supplement your walk around Chester County with some classes or one-on-one personal training? Contact me today! I not only offer classes at BodyX, I can meet you anywhere for training – even one of these beautiful parks!
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