Vote today for the Best Recreational Areas in Philadelphia

by Patrick Monahan | January 28, 2021 | News | 0 comments

USA Today is asking their readers to pick the 10Best in a contest that covers a large list of things to do around the world. After 4 weeks of voting, the contest will close on February 15 at noon. Be sure to cast your votes to show your love for your favorite things to do in Philly! Winners will be revealed on Friday, February 19th. More information on this contest can be viewed here.

Here are a few recreational areas that we are voting for in hopes of being the best.

Best Riverwalk – Vote for Schuylkill River Trail

Best Recreational Trail – Vote for Wissahickon Trail

Best Urban Kayaking Spot – Vote for Bartram’s Garden

Currently, the Schuylkill River Trail is listed in 3rd place on the leaderboard, Wissahickon is in 10th place and Bartram’s Garden is in 4th place. There’s still plenty of time to vote so be sure to cast your votes and spread the word. If we missed your favorite thing to do in Philly, please let us know what you’ve voted for in the comments section below.

Patrick Monahan

Originally from New Jersey, Patrick studied History at Stockton University and planned to build a career in genealogy. After receiving his undergraduate degree, there was something missing in his pursuit to find the career that felt right. While volunteering at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania for three years, he worked with a student with a city planning background which flipped his world upside down.

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