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Lehigh Valley Area Trail Named as Pennsylvania's 2022 'Trail of the Year' | WDIY Local News

WDIY | By Sarit Laschinsky

Published March 8, 2022 at 7:15 AM EST

Delaware_Canal_w_dog (1).JPG — The Delaware Canal State Park in Bristol, Pa. The Delaware Canal Towpath, named Pennsylvania's 2022 "Trail of the Year" runs from Easton to Bristol across 18 municipalities in Northampton and Bucks Counties.

Lehigh Valley hikers who are looking to explore Pennsylvania’s “Trail of the Year” won’t have far to go. WDIY’s Sarit Laschinsky has the reason why.

(Original air-date: 3/8/22)

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