Bikers can travel the Delaware Canal towpath on the Lower Delaware.
A river corridor of history and towns
Lower Delaware Scenic & Recreational River (Home Page) is a total of 67 miles of the Delaware River, forming part of the boundary between Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The northern boundary begins just south of the Delaware Water Gap and the southern boundary is Washington Crossing State Park near New Hope, and 29 miles north of Philadelphia.
Of these 67 miles of river included in the National Wild & Scenic Rivers System, 39 are located on the Delaware River main stem while 28 miles of three tributaries to the Delaware are designated on the Pennsylvania side.
The Lower Delaware Scenic & Recreational River is managed in partnership with local entities, and includes state parks, scenic river towns, the Delaware Canal, and the historic sites in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey of Washington's Crossing of the Delaware in the Revolutionary War.