Bainbridge, Pennsylvania: White Waste Cliffs of Conoy (Closed)
Stunning, stark white cliffs along the Susquehanna River are the byproduct of a no-longer vibrant limestone-dolomite processing business.
- Directions:
- Park on the west end of Race St. at N. Front St. Hike 1.6 miles south along the river to the cliffs, which are near Scuba Dr.
- Hours:
- 2017: Road closed, posted No Trespassing
- Status:
- Closed
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Road is closed and posted no trespassing.
[Heather Williams, 04/19/2017]Closed. Looks like private property. We detoured to nearby Nissely Winery.
[trish, 12/24/2015]
Park at the end of Race St, at the park. Walk the 1.5 mile trail to the White Cliffs of Conoy -- it is marked and paved. Beautiful view of a natural wonder along the Susquehanna River.
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Natural wonder? Not so fast. The white cliffs are an accumulation of (non-hazardous) material dumped from nearby limestone-dolomite processing. Even better! We dub thee the "White Waste Cliffs of Conoy."