This site is brought to you by The Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor
Follow historic rivers, canals and railroads through the Delaware, Lehigh and Wyoming Valleys. A 165 mile thread traveling through eastern Pennsylvania - Where America was Built. 
A mule tows a passenger barge.This region is more than a series of waterways, paths and towns, it's a journey that inspires, invigorates and invokes a deep appreciation of the past. Let us introduce you to our towns, trails, tours and celebrations and you will discover the ingenuity, beauty and landscape powerful enough to fuel America's industrial revolution.
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.
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Take a scenic drive through our lively towns, rolling hills and river valleys. You will find art galleries lining revitalized main streets and studios dotting the countryside. Chat with Pennsylvania artists and artisans, view their work and take in local art exhibits.
Jim Thorpe Area Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the 12th Annual Jim Thorpe Birthday Weekend on Saturday and Sunday, May 17 and 18, 2008. This event is in honor of James Francis Thorpe, a Native American and “Athlete of the 20th Century.” For more information, contact Event Coordinator Anne Marie Fitzpatrick at (570)325-9281 or amnt1@ptd.net. Visit the JTACC website at www.jimthorpe.org.
May 31, 2008 at Noon
Commemorating George Washington's crossing at
New Hope from Valley Forge
to the battle of Monmouth
in June, 1778. Parade
starts at High School.
Features: Coryell's Ferry
Militia Re-enactment group,
Student's Exhibits, Parry
Mansion Tours and
Walking Tours.
May 17
The Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor will conduct a one-day public training session for current and prospective Trail Tenders at the Ice House on Sand Island in Bethlehem. Registration is required
For more information
call 610-923-3548 ext 225
to register send name, mailing address and phone number to cindy@delawareandlehigh.org
The Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor
2750 Hugh Moore Park Road
Easton, PA 18042
Phone : 610.923.3548
Fax: 610.923.0537
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