TRAILS IN THE LEHIGH VALLEY

Trexler Memorial Park - paved loop. approximately 1 mile around

Lehigh Parkway - multiple entry points, multiple trails. some paved, some dirt/terrain

• Make a stop at the fish hatchery and feed the trout! bring quarters and/or single $1 bills to purchase fish food

Allentown Rose Garden - paved 1 mile loop

Jordan Parkway - paved and terrain sections, multiple trails with varying difficulty

Columcille Megalith Park - wooded, mix of grass/rocky/dirt path. 

Surrey Glen Park - Paved short loop around the playground. Georgetown Rd & Steuben Rd, Bethlehem, PA 18020

Monocacy Park - 100 Illick's Mill Rd, Bethlehem, PA 18017

Sand Island Park 

Hanover Township Community Center - paved

St Luke's Anderson Campus - paved at first, then dirt/gravel. Not stroller friendly on gravel. Jogging stroller may be better. Easy terrain, very flat. Pretty lake and pergola seats at beginning. Starts at a gazebo at the back of the entry driveway.

Karl Stirner Arts Walk - paved, less than 2 miles

Louise Moore County Park -  Gentle rolling hills, paved and rubber-pellet jogging trails. Pretty scenery, pavilions, windmill, trees and flowers. There is a short wooded trail off of the main trail on the SE corner that goes out to a horse farm. Two playgrounds.

Palmer Township Trail - paved, over 12 miles, several parks along route to be entry points

Wildlands Conservancy - multiple options, grass/dirt/uphill

South Mountain Preserve - various options

Hawk Mountain - various trails available, varying in difficulty. dirt/gravel/rocks

Macungie Mountain - various off road trails, mix of difficulty

Hassen Creek Nature Trail - mulch parking lot. no bathroom. mulch/dirt path. can be rougher terrain.  parts of it are steep. approximately 0.9 miles total  to the end and back (review video)

Jacobsburg Park -  multiple trails available, mainly dirt/gravel. may not be jogging stroller friendly

Tatamy Trail -  The trail is paved and tree-lined with much of it following Bushkill Creek. Along the way, it passes through several parks (from south to north): Meuser, Hackett (where you’ll find a ½ mile climb and descent), Penn Pump, Penn’s Grant Open Space, and Mill Race Park.

Alberts Pond Reserve - portapotty. nature trail. catch and release ponds for fishing

Wayne Grub Park - paved pathway and nature trails [dirt/grass]. distance may vary. will have to turn around to get back to park. 1200 Willowbrook Rd, Northampton, PA 18067

D&L Trail - paved, multiple entry points 

Nor-Bath Trail - paved, multiple entry points

Moore Township Recreation Center - Under 3 miles. Some of the trail is in the woods, and some through the interior of the park, but the whole length is cinder-covered and relatively flat, making for an easy walk.

cNor-Bath Trail m [Bath] - Under 2 mile loop. Path may be best suited for a jogging stroller

Saucon Rail Trail - various entry points, multiple types of trails

Trexler Nature Preserve - multiple path options. majority grass/dirt. see map for more details

• Elk Viewing Trail isn't too difficult. Goes behind elk habitat. 
• Jordan Creek is a fan favorite to play in

Independence Park - short paved path around the soccer fields and playground

Lehigh Gap Nature Center - mix of trails. Paved trail along the river would be good for strollers bikes and scooters. Other trails dirt or gravel. Bathroom in nature center

Ironton Rail Trail - loop with multiple entry points in the area. mainly paved walkway, limited parts gravel

• Coplay Playground/Kilns is an entry point
• Hokendauqua Park is also an entry point

Kolapechka Park - paved half mile loop, can walk from Kolapechka to Levant Park to increase distance

Laurys Firehouse Park - paved loop around the sports fields

Whitehall Parkway - mix of grass/gravel trails

Jordan Creek Greenway - roughly a mile, expansion coming in 2024

Plainfield Township / Stockertown Trail -  mostly paved and flat. northern section may be more steep and gravel terrain