The D&L Blog

The 2022 Get Your Tail on the Trail 165-mile Challenge ends in a little less than 2 months! You have until November 7, the day after the D&L Heritage Half Marathon Run/Walk, to log those…

They say there are dog people and cat people. Morning people and night people. Manicured-lawn people and gardens-gone-wild people. Okay, maybe they don’t say the last one, but there is a stark difference between lawns…

A Message From Mandy Autumn is a time for change and reflection and the D&L Trail is the perfect spot to spend the day, catching a glimpse of the forest as the leaves start to…

In celebration of PA Trails Month, the DLNHC Team will be sharing some of our favorite spots along the D&L Trail! We’ll also be mentioning some of the other trails we like to use throughout…

Kids are going back to school soon but that doesn’t mean the fun is over yet! This month’s Journey Through the D&L blog will give you some fun places to visit throughout the Corridor during…

July is a month of Heritage & History throughout the Corridor. We celebrated the Fourth of July at the beginning of the month (of course) and Easton Heritage Day on July 10th. There have also…

There’s a New Trail Section coming to Lehigh County! Construction began in April 2022 to formalize approximately 0.6 miles of D&L Trail. The new trail will span from Hanover Canal Park (MM 78.6) to the…

Minsi Lake Corridor Greenway Stewardship Plan On the afternoon of May 12, a group of Lehigh Valley Greenways partners slowed to a halt behind their guide in an empty field at Gerald E. Seyfried Bear…

A Chance to Win Free D&L Guidebooks!  Not yet a member of the Get Your Tail on the Trail community? Sign up today for this free fitness program with great incentives to join the fun! Visit tailonthetrail.org…

A Message from Mandy Happy Summer! Tuesday, June 21 was the summer solstice, the longest day of the year and the official start to summer – which means more daylight hours on the trail!   Along the…

Summer is just around the corner, so it’s time to start planning you’re next getaway- if you haven’t already. And what better way is there to enjoy all the beauty the DLNHC has to offer…

There are at least three places in Pennsylvania called “Coffeetown.” It’s the Coffeetown in Williams Township, Northampton County, that’s the focus of this blogpost.