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Prophecy Creek Park

Whitpain Township parkland where Prophecy Creek winds through rolling meadows and ponds on its way to the Wissahickon, past a manor house and barn. Open dawn to dusk.

Address: Skippack Pike at Narcissa Road, Ambler, PA 19002

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