The D&L Blog

Volunteering with DLNHC Written by Lon Snowden Volunteering benefits our neighbors and the broader community. On a personal level it can be intellectually stimulating and lead to new learning, while expanding our social network through…

An Island in the Atlantic Growing up in Manhattan meant Rebecca Hayden was never a stranger to the impacts industry has on our waterways. Spending her childhood primarily along the Hudson River in New York…

After 2.5 years of coordinating some amazing D&L Trail thru-rides for others, I decided enough was enough and planned to take one myself!

Fall is a beautiful time along the D&L Trail and the Corridor! Check out these tips & make sure your fall adventure is a success.

When you walk along a trail, what’s your favorite feature? For me it’s flowing waterways – they offer unparalleled experiences.  

We invite you to fall in love with Trail Friendly Businesses. First introduced in, 2018, we have since welcomed dozens of businesses.

With the arrival of autumn and cooler temperatures, it’s a perfect time to stroll or bike along the South Bethlehem Greenway.

Many trail users have asked about overnight parking along the D&L Trail. Here are some things to consider at trailheads that do allow it.

The Get Your Tail on the Trail health and wellness program is wrapping up the 165 Challenge for 2023 on November 12!

Learn about Laura Turner Igoe and the Michener Art Museum’s newest exhibition in this month’s Faces of the Corridor blog post.

Meet Genesis Hernandez and Sherlyn Martinez, to Seasonal Naturalists taking part in the Color of Nature Leadership program at LGNC.

In this month’s Featured Volunteer article, we’ll highlight two volunteers that provide their time and skills to our organization.