There was a wooden bridge here _and_ a ford next to it. I don't know which was on which side any more.

Someone with some time in the area should go check out this path and the others in this forest. I tried to pass by during a run, coming from the north side, and found the path just ended in wilderness.

It seems the paths have changed a little in this area, some have been reclaimed by nature with persistent mini-ponds. I used to avoid it in fall-winter due to muddiness, but now it was even overflown in August 2024 when I ran by. Some other informal paths seem to have come into existence from people trying to push their way through on other sides. Would need a proper GPS survey (and decision whether it is a one summer flooding kind of thing or the new normal on that path), but I cannot do it due to not living in the area any more.

A trail (or more?) starts around here. Strava heatmap does not have the information yet, it was opened earlier this year (2024). Needs survey or waiting for the heatmap to update. I think I can sorta make it out on aerial, but want to be sure.

See https://natlands.org/news/new-park-slated-for-delco/ and https://www.phillyvoice.com/aston-township-new-park-sisters-st-francis-delaware-county/