York Visitors Guide 2009 - (Page 13) major migratory bird stopover on the Atlantic flyway. Ride bikes or take a hike on the 21-mile long Heritage Rail trail, recognized in 2008 as a national Recreation trail, which runs north from the Mason-Dixon line to the Colonial Courthouse in York City. You’ll discover historic sites along the trail, including the Colonial Courthouse, Howard tunnel, new Freedom and Hanover Junction train stations, each offering a distinct perspective on York County’s role in American history. For more information on how to get out and play in York today, visit www.yorkpa.org/play. Devin Winand Shank’s Mare Outfitters MEETthe YOrkEr Welcome to Shank’s Mare Outfitters, a familyowned and operated outfitter with 30 years of experience helping people discover the Susquehanna river. Son of owners Liz and Steve Winand, Devin is a twenty-something who dabbles in every aspect of the business. From working the register to running youth kayaking programs and leading paddle tours, Devin’s the resident river expert who loves helping people get out and play on the Susquehanna river. When not out on the water, he’s riding his motorcycle or hiking. Devin admits that he’s got a pretty cool job. Devin describes his work, saying it’s “rewarding, meeting new people, being outside and building connections with visitors.” Shank’s Mare has everything you could ever imagine for kayaking, canoeing, cross-country skiing and hiking. With a mantra of “Go Play Outside,” Shank’s Mare Outfitters practices what they paddle. Stop by Shank’s Mare and Devin will have you out on the water in no time. Shank’s Mare Outfitters offers you a chance to paddle, hike and bike your way through York County. Expect nothing less than professional expertise and friendly guidance as you enjoy year-round lessons, paddle tours or special events to INDULGE your inner adventure junkie. Visit www.shanksmare.com to learn more. s i g n at u r e e v e n t Christmas Magic November 27 – New Year’s Eve 2009 rocky ridge County Park You can celebrate the season during York County Parks’ 26th annual Christmas Magic event. take a seasonal stroll along the half-mile walking trail with more than 300,000 Christmas lights and holiday scenes. Rocky Ridge County Park provides the perfect backdrop, giving you a chance to walk in an authentic winter wonderland. try a walk with loved ones in an oak forest decked out in Christmas finery, nestled on a quiet mountaintop. enjoy festive, live music every night during the event. the trail includes stops in heated pavilions with refreshments available along the way. 2009 YoRk CoUntY ViSitoRS GUiDe 13 http://www.yorkpa.org/play http://www.shanksmare.com
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