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Trail Section: Kimmett’s Lock – Allentown

Status: Obstruction within trail section, see description

Distance: 2.1

This section of trail should only be used by through-riders or trail users looking to connect through Allentown Overlook Park. From Kimmett’s lock to Allentown Canal Park this section is mostly “share the road.” Future plans include upgrades to Bradford Street to create safe share the road access to the recently completed D&L Trail between Bradford and Albert Streets. At the end of the delineated trail at Albert Street, follow Albert Street crossing the railroad tracks at the entrance to Allentown Lehigh Canal Park. 

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UPDATED – June, 2022

Kimmett’s Lock to Overlook Park – Planning

Alternative ways to connect the D&L Trail from Kimmett’s Lock to existing trail at Overlook Park is being examined as part of the Allentown Area Trail Study during 2022, with help from Lehigh Valley Greenways partners and DCNR. To learn more about the study and provide feedback, visit: https://delawareandlehigh.org/explore-the-corridor/allentown-planning-study/

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The Kimmett’s Lock Trailhead and Allentown Lehigh Canal Park Trailhead are also Lehigh River Water Trail access points. Please refer to Wildlands Conservancy’s Lehigh River Water Trail website for more information on trips along the water trail.

Things to Do

1 Outside the America on Wheels building in Allentown, PA, a town along the D&L Corridor

America on Wheels

America on Wheels celebrates the history of over-the-road transportation and highlights future means of moving people and products. The museum showcases the nation’s transportation systems from its roots, including carriages, bicycles, motorcycles, automobiles and trucks, to the latest in transportation... More

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Lehigh Valley Heritage Center

Located in a stunning new building adjacent to Trout Hall, the Lehigh Valley Heritage Center is host to permanent and changing exhibits on Lehigh Valley history and it houses the library and offices of the Lehigh County Historical Society. Here... More

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3

Liberty Bell Museum

The British were about to seize Philadelphia in 1777. It was feared that the King’s Army would destroy the great bell in Independence Hall that symbolized the American Republic, so the bell was removed and taken to Allentown, and hidden... More

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