Biking at Washington Crossing Historic Park

The 60-mile long Delaware Canal towpath runs from Easton to Bristol; and is part of the Delaware and Lehigh (D&L) Trail -- the foundation of the 165-mile Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor.

Once trod by mule teams pulling cargo-laden boats along the canal, the towpath is used today by:

• Walkers
• Joggers
• Bicyclists
• Cross-country skiers
• Bird watchers

The towpath connects the Upper and Lower sections of the park.

Biking Rules and Regulations

Pennsylvania state law requires all bicyclists under the age of 12 to wear an approved helmet.

All traditional bicycles (bikes) and electric bicycles (e-bikes) are permitted on state park roads and any trails designated for biking or mountain biking.

Biking is prohibited on designated hiking-only trails and any roads or trails marked as prohibited for bikes.

All riders are required to maintain safe speeds at all times and comply with recommended and/or posted speed limits.

E-bikes must follow all e-bike guidelines.