The Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor (D&L) is a nonprofit organization and a multi-use trail spanning 165 miles in eastern Pennsylvania. It preserves the historic pathway that fueled America's Industrial Revolution, carrying coal and iron from Wilkes-Barre to Bristol. Today, the D&L Trail connects us to our industrial heritage, health and wellness, nature and the environment, and has a significant economic impact of over $250 million.

The Corridor traverses three distinct regions: the Wyoming Valley and Carbon County, the Lehigh Valley, and the Delaware Valley. Visitors can explore these regions by car, boat, bike, or on foot to experience the scenic beauty and cultural heritage of eastern Pennsylvania. The D&L is a true public-private partnership, with passionate residents and volunteers working alongside local, regional, and national entities to conserve the region's cultural and natural resources.

With a variety of programs and initiatives, the D&L strives to connect people to industrial heritage, nature, economic development, and health and wellness in the region