Pennsylvania 616 travels 14.9 miles south from U.S. 30, west of York, to Glen Rock, Shrewsbury and an end at Pennsylvania 851 in Railroad. The route lies wholly within York County to the west of Interstate 83.
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| Baltimore Street splits from Pennsylvania 616 (Pleasant Valley Road) just outside of Glen Rock and loops across the South Branch of Codorus Creek into Seitzland. Photo taken 06/05/05. |
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| Fissels Church Road winds west from Pennsylvania 616 (Pleasant Valley Road) to Pennsylvania 216 (Sticks Road) by Rocky Ridge. Photo taken 06/05/05. |
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| Pennsylvania 616 turns east from Fissels Church Road to cross the South Branch of Codorus Creek. Photo taken 06/05/05. |
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| Motorists along PA 616 pass over the South Branch Codorus Creek and under the first of two stone arch bridges carrying the Heritage Rail Trail. The rail trail was established in 1992 along a 21-mile stretch of the former Northern Central Railroad. It connects with the North Central Railroad Trail in Maryland. Photo taken 06/05/05. |
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| Pennsylvania 616 and the Heritage Rail Trail switch places again ahead of the borough of Railroad. Photo taken 06/05/05. |
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| Once in Railroad, Pennsylvania 616 follows North Main Street south to its conclusion at Pennsylvania 851 (East Main Street). Photo taken 06/05/05. |
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| Pennsylvania 851 (South Main Street) joins Railroad with the adjacent borough of New Freedom to the south while turning east from PA 616 to Shrewsbury and Exit 4 of Interstate 83. PA 851 south of PA 616 was originally a part of PA 516. Photo taken 06/05/05. |
