The heart of Lambertville’s allure is undoubtedly its antique shops and art galleries. The People’s Store Antiques Center, housed in a magnificent 1839 stone building that once served as a stagecoach ...

Established in 1705 and formally incorporated in 1849, Lambertville earned its stripes as an industrial hub thanks to its strategic position along the Delaware and Raritan Canal. What began as a ...

Hitched to six-horse teams driven by teamsters, hundreds of Conestoga wagons traveled Bucks County every day, hauling freight ...

From casino thrills, to city adventures, to quiet nature walks — these easy weekend trips from NJ will make your days off ...

Kayak the Delaware River. Kayak rentals are available ... Stroll the Delaware Canal Towpath or rent bikes if you choose. Visit several wineries in New Hope. A couples massage at Zanya Spa is ...

And Monday, I went whitewater kayaking in Mather Gorge on the Potomac River near Great Falls ... and a four-mile walk along the C&O Canal Towpath to reach. Today, Carderock is “kind of like ...

The Mohawk Towpath National Scenic Byway runs parallel to the Mohawk River, the historic Erie Canal and the New York ... to Hancock in Delaware County, is the most swoon-worthy stretch, known ...

Many think of the west coast when it comes to national parks. The east coast houses some of America's best. We cover ...

The Mohawk Towpath National Scenic Byway The Mohawk Towpath National Scenic Byway runs parallel to the Mohawk River, the historic Erie Canal and ... to Hancock, Delaware County, is the most ...

The Mohawk Towpath National Scenic Byway The Mohawk Towpath National Scenic Byway runs parallel to the Mohawk River, the historic Erie Canal and ... to Hancock, Delaware County, is the most ...

Features include the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad and access to the Great Allegheny Passage and C&O Canal Towpath bike trails. • Lambertville, N.J. — Along the Delaware River, it’s known ...

Sit back and relax: a stroll along a towpath Every time it enlarged ... a great view… The ends of the canal are at Reedy Point in Delaware and the Elk River in Maryland. For those who would ...