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1 River Road
Bushkill
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18324
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Local Phone: (570) 426-2452
Local Fax: (570) 426-2402
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http://www.nps.gov/dewa
40.985221
-75.144761
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| Price Range: Please call for price |
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Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
This park preserves 40 miles of the middle Delaware River and almost 70,000 acres of land along the river's New Jersey and Pennsylvania shores. At the south end of the park, the river cuts eastward through the Appalachian Mountains at the scenic Delaware Water Gap. A one-day auto tour of the park can include waterfalls, rural scenery, and historic Millbrook Village. Visitors can also canoe, hike, camp, swim, picnic, bicycle, crosscountry ski, and horseback ride. Fishing and hunting are permitted in season with state licenses.
Also Visit the Dingmans Falls Visitors Center / Milford Beach for Swimming and Picnics (Fee Area) / (PEEC) Pocono Environmental Education Center
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Eagle Watching
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Play Area
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Water Fountains
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Hunting Grounds
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Restrooms
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Wheel Chair Accessible
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Maps
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Adams Creek Trail |
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Adams Creek ravine was the favorite hunting spot of Marie Zimmermann and her ashes are scattered there. Look for the link from this trail to Conashaugh View Trail above her property. There is a small parking area off Route 209 near the Adams Creek Bridge, with a short trail to the river. The trail...
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Activities: Hiking
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Cactus Cliffs |
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Spectacular vistas from these cactus cliffs in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. Best and legal parking is off of Raymondskill Road (home of the Million Dollar Toilet - your tax dollars at work.). Be sure to visit the falls while you're there. A small trail continues upstream for a...
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Activities: Geocaching
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Conashaugh View Trail |
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This equestrian trail is also great hiking. It winds up and down the steep hills on both sides of Conashaugh and Dry Creeks, the next water courses feeding the Delaware south of the Raymondskill. While just off Route 209 at several points, this trail is best accessed from the parking area on...
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Hornbecks Creek Trail |
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From a trailhead roughly 2 ½ miles south of the Dingmans light on Route 209, this trail runs 1 ½ miles straight into the hills up Hornbecks Creek to the Upper Hornbecks trailhead. A connector trail about ¾ mile up the Hornbecks proceeds south to the PEEC (Pocono Environmental...
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Joseph McDade |
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Joseph M. McDade Recreational Trail is a planned recreational trail which extends for 37 miles along the river
valley on the Pennsylvania side. Two segments are open for hiking, biking, and crosscountry skiing. 1. A segment of 5 miles runs parallel to River Road northward from Hialeah...
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Activities: Biking
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Toms Creek Trail |
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A mile-and-a-half further down Route 209 from Eshback is Toms Creek’s trailhead. Turn at the sign onto Egypt Mills Road and follow it a short distance to the Toms Creek Picnic Area. From the picnic area, an old road runs alongside the creek. It is a short hike which soon starts criss-crossing...
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Activities: Hiking
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Track Cut Trail |
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Access this trail from the Stairway Lake Trail (#13). At Slateston Road, turn right to Track Cut Trail. The entrance is on the left. It works its way toward the Delaware and the “track cut” along the river, about 2 miles.
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Activities: Hiking
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Trail to The Knob |
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High above the intersection of Milford’s main streets (Broad & Harford) is a visible overlook, known locally as The Knob, and part of the plateau escarpment formed by the Delaware River.
To hike it, go down East Harford two blocks to Mott Street, then a short way to the Mott Street...
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