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Get Your Tail on the Trail is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year & we’ve got a new program!

On June 8, members of THE LINK Trails Coalition & Lehigh Valley Greenways Partnership boarded a bus to visit the Jordan Creek Greenway.

Alice Wanamaker joined the Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor (DLNHC) in June 2023 as the Economic Development Manager.

The summer months can be the busiest on the D&L Trail. Follow a few tips below to make sure you have the best trip in the Corridor this season.  

Growing Up Paul Fogal is well-known throughout the Jim Thorpe community, but his hometown lies further east – a small resort town called Ocean Grove in New Jersey. With such close access to the water,…

Learning and Listening I’m Charles Stonewall, Trails & Conservation Associate with the Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor. As one of the newest team members at DLNHC, I am responsible for providing support to staff…

30/30 Winter Challenge Wrap Up As Henry Rollins once said, “In winter, I plot and plan. In spring, I move.”    For those of us who utilize the trails of the Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage…

Celebrate Trails Day 2023 In honor of Celebrate Trails Day, we will lead a Backyard Naturalist Hike on April 22 along the D&L Trail in Morrisville, PA.  Join us to capture the secret life of…

Join us for our Second Annual State of the D&L Trail Address! The Annual State of the D&L Trail public update is back. Join us at 6PM on Tuesday April 11th from the comfort of…

Volunteering is an important component of the DLNHC. We could not do what we do without the dedication of our volunteers. With that in mind, we started a new program: Adopt-A-Section School Program, a branch…

Get Your Tail on the Trail (GYTOT) had 2,536 people active in the program, making 2022 another successful year for healthy lifestyles throughout the Corridor! This year alone we have covered a total of 696,634…

Take a break from the hustle and bustle this holiday season with a moment of reflection in the recently installed Indigenous Medicine Wheel Garden at Hugh Moore Park* in Easton. Completed with funding support from…