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Riding From Mountain Top to Bristol in Two Days By Dan DiBella, based on the experience of Nicholas Broderick  When we tell people that the D&L Trail—once complete—will become Pennsylvania’s longest multi-use trail at over 165…

Request for qualifications: D&L Trail consulting services Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor (DLNHC) is soliciting qualifications for D&L Trail consulting services on an as-needed basis. DLNHC seeks consultants with experience in planning, design and…

Trail-Friendly Spotlight: Bright Path Brewing Planning your next adventure along the D&L Trail? Make sure to add Bright Path Brewing to your itinerary! Nestled in the heart of Jim Thorpe, this locally owned, multi-generational craft…

Winter Snowprints on the D&L Trail In this Issue Seasonal AnnouncementsCelebrating A Year of Progress Trail UpdateConnecting Ribbons of Green in the Lehigh Valley Trail User Counts from Across the CorridorStart the New Year by Getting Outside…

Celebrating A Year of Progress  Written by Dan DiBella 2025 was a busy and impactful year for Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor (DLNHC). From community projects to volunteer milestones and trail improvements, our work continues…

Lumberville Aqueduct Pedestrian Bridge Reopens: What’s Next for the Delaware Canal?   Delaware Canal State Park officially announced the reopening of the Lumberville Aqueduct Pedestrian Bridge at Mile Marker 31.1 on Wednesday, October 29, 2025—a long-awaited milestone for trail…

Building Connections on the D&L Trail There’s something about walking and talking that strengthens relationships and builds connections. When someone says, “We should get together,” the default is often a bar or restaurant. Or maybe…

“How Far Are You Riding Today?”  Written by DLNHC Volunteer and Member Rob Ostry The more time I spend on the D&L Trail the more connections I make. After a few years of being a…

Fall Footprints on the D&L Trail In this Issue Seasonal AnnouncementsTrail UpdateNorthampton County Return on EnvironmentConnecting Communities: Bike & Brew on the D&L TrailMake Your Fall Miles Count – The 165 Mile-Challenge Ends SoonWeb Map…

Your Guide to Leaf Peeping Along the Corridor Written by Alice Wanamaker and Dan DiBella The leaves are turning, the air is crisp, and fall is drawing closer with each passing day – when it…

Bike-In, Bike-Out: D&L Trail Offers Access to Festival Parking This festival season, skip the traffic and ride straight into the fun! The D&L Trail is just one of many trail systems that connect you to…

Summer on the Trail In this Issue Seasonal AnnouncementsSeasonal AlertsPedaling with Purpose: Meet Trail Patroller Marc SwansonWeb Map UpdatePaddle through the Heart of the Corridor Trail Friendly Businesses Shine Bright This SummerCarbon County D&L TrailFestMove More…