Tulip Tree and Hidden Pond Loop in Brandywine Creek State Park
The Tulip Tree and Hidden Pond Loop offers a refreshing hike through Delaware’s oldest tulip poplar grove, providing a sense of seclusion amid towering trees and lush understory. Hikers will encounter scenic glimpses of Brandywine Creek as well as the park's historic stone walls from the 19th century, adding a historic touch to the natural surroundings. This moderately challenging loop is ideal for those seeking a mix of open meadows, woodland tranquility, and brief encounters with wildlife along the trail’s quiet, winding paths. #Hike #Loop #River #Forest #Nature
- Distance: 2.3 mi
- Elevation gain: 249 ft
- Maximum elevation: 361 ft
- Elevation loss: 249 ft
- Minimum elevation: 161 ft
- Moving time: 56 m 8 s
- Moving speed: 2.4 mph
- Maximum speed: 17.3 mph
- Total time: 59 m 56 s
- Global speed: 2.3 mph
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Name: Tulip Tree and Hidden Pond Loop in Brandywine Creek State Park GPS track, route, trail
Coordinates: 39.80633 -75.57979 39.81466 -75.56670
Topography: New Castle County topographic map, elevation, terrain
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