Community Corner
Winter Trek 4: A Divine Saunter
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The winter tradition continues as the Lower Merion Conservancy partners
with Bridlewild Trails Association, the Henry Foundation for Botanical
Research, Palace Mission, and Riverbend Environmental Education Center to
present a series of free hikes for adults and children ages 8 & up.
Enjoy the company of friends during a brisk walk through the treasured
fields and forests of Lower Merion!
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On-leash, well-behaved
dogs are welcome, however please note that dogs are not permitted at the Henry
Foundation or Palace Mission.
Thank You!
Winter Trek 4: A Divine Saunter
Mother Divine leads a peaceful stroll
across the rolling hills surrounding Woodmont, the home of Palace Mission, the
1892 mansion of steel magnate Alan Wood, Jr. The building is a certified National Landmark and member of
the Conservancy’s Architectural Hall of Fame. Claimed as the highest spot in the county, this historic
property provides participants with stunning views of the surrounding
countryside. Enter Palace Mission
via the gate on Gingko Ln.
