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Fort Fizzle

Parking available at Bridge of Dreams. Water is available at the spring in Glenmont (marked on map) and Amish store at top of the hill at mile 17 is a nice little shop with snacks and drinks if needed. Closed on Sundays. Fort Fizzle? Learn more here about the inspiration for the route name.

Thanks to Chris Walker for developing and vetting the route.

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