Haverford and Bryn Mawr College Loop...6 miles; moderate + pace

Snapshot:
Intensity/Classification: Moderate
Length: 6 miles
Duration: about 2.5 hours
Estimated Average Pace: 3.2-3.5 mph
Elevation: negligible
Description:
Join me for one of our special summer series weekly night hikes. We will begin our adventure by walking through the beautiful Haverford College campus. There is a mix of paved and dirt paths here, but no notable rocks roots. From here we will cut through some of the back roads of the Mainline to make our way over to the aesthetically pleasing Bryn Mawr College campus. Total mileage will be around 6,5 miles with a moderate + pace along the way.

GEAR REQUIRED:
1- Proper footwear- Sneakers ok for this hike.
2- Appropriate clothing for conditions: layers, wind and rain protection based upon forecast.
3- WATER or other source of hydration
4- Electrolytes if needed
5- Sunscreen, bug spray as desired

WEATHER: Fair or light rain event. Heavy rain, wind or storms will cancel.

PARKING AND MEETING LOCATION: We will meet in the back parking lot of Chase Bank located at the intersection of Haverford Station Rd and Lancaster Ave. Address of bank is 396 West Lancaster Ave.
DO NOT PARK IN THIS LOT. Parking is tricky in this area and the shops having strict no parking. There is some metered street parking behind the bank on Railroad Ave. and across the street on Haverford Station Rd. Good option would be the Haverford Septa station lot. Note there is a small fee to park here. Signs posted on how to pay. This lot is about a block away from Chase Bank.

GUEST, ATTENDANCE and DOG POLICY:

1. Unless otherwise posted, all attendees must be members of Outdoor Adventure Friends. This is for communication purposes to ensure that those in attendance understand exactly what they are signing up for.
2. Please be courteous and change your rsvp in a timely fashion if you can no longer attend an event. Repeated no shows or a history of signing up and dropping off excessively when there is a waitlist will exclude you from being moved off of future waitlists and special events
3. Unless otherwise posted, friendly well behaved dogs are welcome on hikes. Simply ask that you follow leash guidelines and post in comments so other attendees know a dog will be there. NOTE: some hikes may involve rock scrambles or conditions not suitable for a dog. In addition, some places we hike do not allow animals. It is your responsibility to read description carefully and make appropriate decision as well as ensure place we are hiking at allows animals.

PLEASE NOTE: I cannot respond to calls, texts, emails, messages on meetup, or comments on the event page once we start hiking. Please plan accordingly.