The D&L Blog Trails

I became a runner in the summer of 2017 to improve my mental health. This is my mission to complete all 165 miles of the D&L Trail.

Fall is here! It’s the perfect time to explore the D&L Trail. Make a mental note of the following tips to let the gourd times roll out on the trail🎃🚵🍂 

The D&L Trail connects us all on common ground. It serves as a soothing space away from the sound of suburban & city life.

Lay of the Land Written by Amy A job offer brought me to the Lehigh Valley in late 2021. I remember searching rentals online, trying to decide if I should live in one of the…

The Dog Days are Here The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicted that 2024 had a 61% chance of being the hottest year on record. With these past few heatwaves, it feels like that…

Summer is creeping nearer and so is the busiest season on the D&L Trail! Here are some top tips to ensure your journey is top notch. 

Learn about Evan’s journey as he explored birding and biking along the D&L Trail in this month’s guest blog submission.

The 109-mile-long Lehigh River, a tributary of the Delaware River, flows through four of the five Corridor counties. With it comes a very special recreation opportunity – the Lehigh River Sojourn.  The 28th annual Lehigh…

Warmer days and weekends are just around the corner and April is the perfect time to get outside to soak up some spring sunshine. If you are anything like me, that means you are gearing…

Seasonal Announcements, Spring 2024 The spring season brings waves of warmer weather along with cooler evenings and frequent rain. This spring we’re anticipating wetter weather with higher average temperatures ranging from 42-78°F. To ensure you’re…

Tiffany Serra joined Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor (DLNHC) in November of 2023 as the Trails and Conservation Associate. “Having studied geology, I’m excited to continue to the work of conserving our historical ties…

This past season, Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor (DLNHC) and Get Your Tail on the Trail (GYTOT) tried something new with the support of St. Luke’s University Health Network (SLUHN): Health & Heritage Walks!  …