Editing Pennypack (section)

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

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|q1=How big is Pennypack Park?
|a1=Pennypack Park encompasses over 1,600 acres, making it one of Philadelphia's largest parks. The park stretches for approximately 9 miles along Pennypack Creek from the city's northeast border with Montgomery County to the Delaware River. It connects multiple neighborhoods and provides a natural corridor through Northeast Philadelphia.

|q2=What does Pennypack mean?
|a2=Pennypack derives from the Lenape word "Penepack" or "Penepek," believed to mean "deep, dead water" or "slow-moving stream." The name refers to the creek's calm, slow-flowing character in parts of its course. The Lenape inhabited this area before European settlement.

|q3=Can you bike in Pennypack Park?
|a3=Yes, Pennypack Park has a 9-mile paved multi-use trail that's popular for biking, walking, and jogging. The relatively flat trail follows Pennypack Creek and provides a car-free route through Northeast Philadelphia. The trail connects various neighborhoods and access points throughout the park.

|q4=Is Pennypack Park safe?
|a4=Pennypack Park is generally considered safe during daylight hours, especially on the well-trafficked main trail. Like any large urban park, it's advisable to be aware of your surroundings and avoid isolated areas. The park is heavily used by families, dog walkers, and recreational users throughout the day.
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