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

Canal Culture - 1st Place and GRAND PRIZE WINNER

Canal Culture - 1st Place and GRAND PRIZE WINNER

“Bombs Bursting in Air” submitted by Paul R Sell, Jr

Fireworks display at Easton Heritage Day as seen from Phillipsburg, NJ

The Nature of the Canal - 1st Place

The Nature of the Canal - 1st Place

“Summer Falls” submitted by Cheryl Miller

Bridge east of Chapel in Hickory Run State Park.

Historic Architecture & Engineering Marvels - 1st Place

Historic Architecture & Engineering Marvels - 1st Place

“Stone Bridge over Pidcock Creek” submitted by Paul R Sell, Jr

For the Fun of It - 2nd Place

For the Fun of It - 2nd Place

“Delaware Canal Towpath at Uhllerstown” submitted by Carole Mebus

Towpath at Giving Pond Recreation Area, Uhlerstown,  Tinicum Twp, Bucks County

“I was birding at Giving Pond and took a picture of a bicyclist as she pedaled toward the Uhlerstown covered bridge.  This bridge takes Uhlerstown Hill Road over the Delaware Canal.”

Canal Culture - 2nd Place

Canal Culture - 2nd Place

“Lock 23 (Kelchner’s Lock)” submitted by Gordon Perry

For the Fun of It - 1st Place

For the Fun of It - 1st Place

“Carousel” submitted by William Bertele

Tales of the Towpath now for sale!

Tales of the Towpath

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!


D&L Trail

The Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor's backbone is the D&L Trail. Use our trail map to find trail heads and points of interest along all 165 miles of the path.

View the trail map

Events in the D&L Corridor

    Register for D&L-AMC Trails Workshop

    Register for D&L-AMC Trails Workshop

    Thursday, April 19th
    Riegelsville Borough Hall
    615 Easton Road, Riegelsville, PA
    An impressive regional trail network is emerging across the Pennsylvania Highlands.  This workshop will include a series of panels and presentations on the emerging regional trail network; tools to justify investment in trails in a tough economic climate; and strategies to plan and build trails beyond municipal boundaries.  Click the banner above for more information. 

    Lambertville - New Hope Winter Festival

    Lambertville - New Hope Winter Festival

    January 25th to January 29th
    Downtown Lambertville, NJ and New Hope, PA
    The Lambertville-New Hope Winter Festival is a two-village, four-day celebration of parades, ice-sculpting, music, art and entertainment that spans the Delaware River.  This annual event is filled with free family-friendly fun as well as ticket only special events. Click the banner above for more information.