The Corridor passes through three distinct areas: the Wyoming Valley and Carbon County, home to many of Pennsylvania's former anthracite mines; the Lehigh Valley, where the discovery of coal to the north spawned prosperous iron and steel industries and the Delaware Valley, through which coal-laden canal boats traveled to Philadelphia and other markets. Today visitors can explore by car, boat, bike or on foot to enjoy the scenic beauty and cultural heritage of eastern Pennsylvania.
Photos from the D&L Corridor
For the Fun of It - 2nd Place
“Riding Through the Gorge” submitted by Peter Treiber
The Nature of the Canal - 3rd Place
“Autumn Splendor Along The Canal” - submitted by Paul R. Sell, Jr.
Historic Architecture & Engineering Marvels - Honorable Mention
“I’m glad I didn’t have to move those rocks!” - submitted by Cleo Fogal
Lock #24 - Upper Lehigh Gorge
The Nature of the Canal - 2nd Place
“Weigh Lock, Mauch Chunk” submitted by Jody Kennedy
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Tales of the Towpath now for sale!
This children's book by D&L Outreach Coordinator, Dennis Scholl is the story of a young boy's adventures along the Lehigh and Delaware canals. Illustrated by Bucks County artist, Dennis Gerhart, "Tales of the Towpath" is a 24-chapter, soft cover book. Purchase your copy now!