2026 Tour de Belt Participant Instructions Sunday, June 7,2026Harrisburg Area Community College (HACC) Harrisburg PA 17110 West Parking Lot at Industrial Road and Alumni DriveRegistration will remain open until midnight of…
Spring 2026 Greenbelt News The Spring edition of Greenbelt News has officially arrived, bringing fresh updates, exciting events, and important trail information from around the Capital Area Greenbelt.This edition also…
Unofficial Bicycle Detour - Paxtang Parkway The Capital Area Greenbelt Association (CAGA) is sharing the following information to help Greenbelt users navigate the temporary closure of the Paxtang Parkway trail…
S Cameron Street Reroute Construction Begins April 6 We were hoping for a smoother stretch—but construction continues to impact the Greenbelt. Starting April 6, 2026, construction will impact the Greenbelt…
There was once a zoo there with four lions, four bears, a mountain lion, wolves, raccoons, seals, and a monkey house.
Learn about the railroad bridges that crossed the Susquehanna here, including the world’s largest stone arch bridge and one started in 1885 that was never completed.
Due to a remarkable feat of engineering, the span east of City Island is higher that the span to the west. Learn why.
Named for a fort the British built on the site in 1756, archeological digs on the property found Native American artifacts going back 9,000 years.
Created on Harrisburg’s highest point in 1845, the three reservoirs there hold 42 million gallons of water that is still gravity fed to the City’s residents.
From the Editor It has been many years since the Capital Area Greenbelt Association has published a newsletter. I recently volunteered to create a new quarterly publication in an effort…