The most beautiful ride of all 3 days. This section was rolling hills through remote Amish farm land. I don't remember how many cars passed in the first 40 miles of this day, but it was less than 10. It was a blast seeing the school packed with about 20 bikes. Kids playing outside, and HUGE horses pulling massive plows. Spring time in Amish country also means fertilizer time. Several hours in a row of freshly fertilized field. But it's a natural smell that I guess you get used to. There is nothing in the way of services until you get to Honey Brook where there are a couple of gas stations that had hot food and all the normal gas station fare. Hill after hill, and babbling brooks were the features of the day. After mile 55, though all the hills ended and it was downhill the rest of the way. At Phoenixville, I turned onto the Schuylkill River Trail and powered the rest of the way into Philly. After Manayunk, the trail turned into narrow mud. I wondered if I was still on course, but yes, after a couple miles, it gets paved again and I moved on. In Philly, I rode the on-road trails to navigate to my hotel in Center City. The on-road paths are painted green so that it's easy to see the area designated for bikes. Then it ends without warning. I had to hit the sidewalk again for a couple blocks, but ended up at the hotel in decent time.