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Enola Low Grade Trail

The Enola Low Grade Rail Trail, formerly known as the Atglen & Susquehanna Branch, has a rich history as a major freight rail line for the Pennsylvania Railroad ( PRR). Built between 1903 and 1906, it was designed to bypass congested passenger service areas and facilitate the movement of freight between western markets and the ports of Philadelphia, New York, and Baltimore. The trail was eventually abandoned in the late 1980s and 1990s but has been repurposed as a recreational trail, offering scenic views and historical insights.

Hollow Road Entrance

History

The Trail for Bart Township begins east of Eden Township between Bushong and Hollow Road for approximately 3 miles. Terminating east of route 896 in west Sadsbury Township.

Notice of usage -
Hours open - Dawn to Dusk

Entry to Enola Trail from Hollow Road
Enola Trail entry sign from Hollow Road

Rules and Regulations

No Horses, Motorized Vehicle, ATV's or Farm Equipment allowed on trail at anytime. The only exception is Emergency and Authorized Vehicles. All dogs must be on a leash.

Work Activity on Rail Trail

Work on the eastern portion of the Trail will continue, with completion scheduled by 2026

Designed and Maintained by Bart Township

Copyright © 2026 Bart Township

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