
Visit the Canal
Delaware Canal maps, trails and charts help you plan your visit. A wealth of recreational options await including hiking, biking, boating, fishing, canoeing, bird watching, nature watching, cross-country skiing and ice skating.
As a member of the Friends of the Delaware Canal, you belong to a diverse community of individuals, businesses, and organizations committed to ensuring that the Canal and its surroundings are preserved and improved.
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A water-filled Canal creates a gorgeous setting for all to enjoy. Help bring the Canal back to its former glory and accelerate the structural and economic recovery of our beloved area.
Looking for an indoor activity? Check out our online jigsaw puzzles featuring the beauty and wildlife of the Delaware Canal. You can select the number of puzzle pieces, so choose your own challenge.
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Of the 100+ bridges that crossed the Delaware Canal, only six retains their authentic and iconic camelback structure. Restoration of Spahr’s Bridge in Upper Black Eddy comes with a $350,000-$400,000 price tag.
Will you help us fund it?
Upcoming Events
There’s always something to see and do along the Delaware Canal! Check out our upcoming events, and be sure to check back for new listings. To receive notices of upcoming Pop-up Walks along the Canal, email us today.
Full Moon Walk Along the Towpath in New Hope, PA
TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 4:00–6:30 PM FROM CANAL PARK TO LOCKTENDER’S HOUSE Executive Director of the Friends, Michael Ginder and Park Educator Katie Martens will lead this 3.5-mile round-trip walk through the historic village of New Hope, with a stop at the Locktender’s House for hot chocolate and cookies. On the way south from Canal Park […]
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Lunch at Walk at the Narrows
Wednesday, November 4 – 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM Join us for a sightseeing stroll and enjoy lunch too! Michael Ginder, Executive Director of the Friends, will lead this scenic walk highlighting the area’s unique history, canal features, and wildlife. On this 2.6-mile round-trip walk, we will pass by the Nockamixon Cliffs and Lynn Island, which […]
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Canal Walk – Summer/Fall series
Join us as we complete our nearly 60-mile walk along the towpath. We began in Bristol in March and will end in Easton in October. Sign-up for all or any walks and learn about the history of the area and the canal. All walks start at 9:00 AM unless noted. Saturday, August 22 – Bridge […]
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