Introducing the Mason-Dixon Trail!

[@susancampbell8015]

Thank you for your videos, God is looking out for you😊.

[@ruthgoebel723]

Great start to a new series! Love those wildflowers along the way.

[@carolpritt2751]

Your videos are the best. I've never seen first time visitor parking before, that's neat.

[@hghikes4458]

Thanks for sharing this! I’m starting the MDT shortly.

[@verdashirk9819]

I was thinking you should arrange rides for the way back. I am sure plenty of people would be willing to do that! 😊 Glad you found a ride back. Looking forward to the rest of the hike.

[@RobParsons308]

Thanks for the good video! I started at Whiskey Springs on May 15. I did about 2/3 of the MDT backpacking and the rest day hiking. With a few breaks for blisters, I finished June 18. As I watched your video, I just kept saying, "Yep, I remember that!" I appreciate the memory refresh. Oh, and I peed across the road from the burros up in the woods 😉. You did a much better job of videography than I could ever do. I'm looking forward to the next one.

[@beverlybelcher3423]

What a beautiful place! I loved hearing the Eastern Towhee in the background. What a clear beautiful voice! Never heard of a Pinkster flower. One to Google! Thanks for sharing!

[@lindamccaughey6669]

How beautiful were all those flowers, totally gorgeous. The trees were lovely and green. Looking forward to you going thru the trees. Lovely start to the series. Thanks,for taking me along. Thanks Ed. Please take care

[@Holly-xn2qz]

I love the sounds of all the bird songs

[@ggr9566]

Thanks for the memories. I used to bike ride this when I was younger.

[@rikspector]

Cliff, Thank you, you are always so informative. Your education makes these trips a lot of fun, for us:) Cheers, Rik Spector

[@beckyleheny8636]

Great video! Just be safe. Hope you can find rides back to your car as you go..

[@Dave_0993_I]

9:25 that house might be made from log, based on the window layout. . . Century Park is where we would have company picnics and next time you'll walk past where I woked a long time ago.

[@mariaroshon949]

That was very pretty for a road hike. I’m looking forward to this series!

[@seangray1153]

The chads ford side is confusing, I think there are no trespassing signs put up by people that live in the surrounding area. This makes it hard to tell if you’re allowed to be on the trail or not. Also there is not much parking when you get to Baltimore pike side. I’m happy you are doing this trail I asked a while ago, so we can figure out the no trespassing signs.

[@dave09gla]

I was dreading crossing US 15 when I hiked this (there's a nice median in the center at least), and as luck would have it, I caught almost zero traffic in both directions so it was a breeze. It's very doable. Just be patient, safe, and use common sense. I did a turnaround point at Ponderosa Park (just before the church you stopped at). Lots of parking and a port-o-potty there.

[@rickyt3961]

great hike! nice you got a ride back👍🏾

[@703am]

looks like a great series coming up..i would think road walks can be interesting also but the woods and fields are the best thanks Cliff for continuing doing videos

[@donnasilver940]

Nice walk .Nice area

[@nealg6810]

This is going to be awesome!! I live in Delaware and know a lot of the roads the trail traverses. I think it traverses a road called Cossart Road right over the line in Pennsylvania. When you have time, Cliff, checkout the history of that road. Quite interesting.

[@nancymann5351]

I'm liking this. I like how the houses were set back from the road. Also they weren't that far apart but you couldn't see your neighbor, I like that. I'll take any of them. Was there a bathroom at that park where you could pee. Is safe travels as always.❤❤❤❤

[@atraildog]

How much of this trail is open to mountain biking? Would like to ride the Wrightsville to Safe harbor damn section

[@nopelindoputraperkasa5869]

Nice sharing vidio.. love your vidio🇮🇩😍👍

[@team1drful436]

Mason Dixon trail all right I do walk high point park in York Co. which mason dixon run through maybe I’ll see ya good luck.

[@markperrault5678]

What trails did 70000 confederates walk from Virginia to PA. They were tough

[@tuesday1925]

Thinking driving the road sections would be adequate, walk the non-road parts. You have nothing to prove to anyone. Safety first.

[@nancymann5351]

Agree

[@SharonPadget]

I agree also.

[@KenK-mn3xc]

Hard to bielieve they would expect hikers to cross that route 15. Yikes!