Collage
Difficulty: 
Hard
Distance: 2.6 miles
Restrooms: No
Stroller Friendly: Yes
Wheelchair Friendly: Yes
Playground: No
Dog Friendly: Yes
Location: Conestoga Greenway Trail
Thumbnails to Show You the Way
- Leaving the parking area, you will go onto a wide paved trail going straight ahead.
- The path follows along the Conestoga River on your right side.
- When you go under a road overpass, you are about halfway to the post.
- Be careful with children; there is a grassy area on your left that narrows as the path gets closer to South Conestoga Drive.
- You may notice that the trail is a hook shape, and you will soon come to the end of the path and find the post.
- Take a rest on the green bench and look for signs of wildlife in the trees and sky or ducks in the river.
- When you are ready, turn around and retrace your walk, with the river now on your left, and follow the trail back to the parking area.
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Snippets of Information
- A collage is a work of visual arts made by assembling different forms and creating a new whole.
- The torn paper technique involves tearing paper into various shapes and sizes and creating something new.
- The most popular technique is the cut and paste method — cutting out images or shapes from different materials and pasting them together to create an image.
Rubbing Artwork
