Nice Walking trails along the Delaware River to Pennsauken Creek. Parking and educational visitors center with restrooms.

Starting at Broadway Street, this follows the Scranton Riverwalk North along the Lackawanna River. The first portion of the trail is paved and then turns into a packed dirt trail. This route is one way to Parker Street, but it could be an out-and-back trail with a turn-around anywhere before the trail ends at Parker.

In the Allegheny National Forest, Minister Creek Trail begins at the Minister Creek Campground and create a loop through the Minister Creek area. The trail climbs to the plateau above the creek and then descends and crosses the creek to loop around on the other side for the return. The hike is through a gorgeous wooded forest on a well-maintained trail that features great views of Minister Creek and passes by several interesting rock outcroppings.

Mount Tammany is part of the Kittatinny Ridge and is located in the Worthington State Forest and the Delaware Water Gap. You will see an abundance of wild life and foliage including beautiful Lady's Slipper. The views on this hike are memorable to say the least and the trail may be heavily used.

Nice easy hike on very well maintained trails. Cheryl's trail is meant for mountain biking and cross country skiing. Great place for kids and dogs.

Located in Cross Creek County Park, this is a great trail that follows a gravel path and boasts beautiful scenery and wildlife.

Single track to travel through woods and meadows good inclines around the perimeter of Green Lane Reservoir.

This trail follows along the north shoreline of Cross Creek Lake. It is a wooded dirt trail, grassy lakeside trail.

A short, but scenic trail through a portion of Mingo Creek County Park, this trail is an out-and-back route that follows next to the creek. Near the beginning of the trail is the bright red Ebenezer Covered Bridge. The trail turns around at the Henry Covered Bridge, also a bright red color.

2 miles of walking trails located where the Delaware River and the Rancocas Creek meet. Well maintained wide and level trails are mostly gravel with a nice soft mossy walkway on the sides of some of the trails. Nice view of the Philadelphia skyline. Picnic area and restroom.