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Contact: Dustin Gunderson, Supervisory Park Ranger, (570) 223-4009 (cell) Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area Superintendent John J. Donahue announced today that a project to replace the Adams Creek Trail Bridge will start on Monday July 27, 2015. The former trail bridge was washed out a few years ago. The entire site will be closed effective immediately, including the parking area, trail, and the waterfalls. The parking area at the White Pines Trailhead for the McDade Trail will also be closed during construction. The project will be completed by Ocean Construction of Linwood, NJ and depending upon favorable weather conditions, should be completed by early September 2015. Motorists should expect minor delays due to heavy equipment maneuvering in the area. The project is managed by the National Park Service with funding from your fee dollars.
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Last updated: July 24, 2015