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P ITTSTON m v 307 is J n . l Parallel Dr. e A Ferdinand St. Av S ol LookoutRiverwalk, Dr. the CNJ Extension, and the Trail. g e e t. H l n Map & Guide id Theodore St. ay P . a Much of this section of trail includes R G W Av rke t Nay Aug Avenue r s ch St. L e ur H on-street routes that wind through e e The ScrantonPinchot Half Marathon State Pavilion at the Olive Street r h !T Bates St. s o TRIPP C 14 F shaded avenues and vibrant C Meredith trailhead is a landmark of the Downtown Scranton Riverwalk PARK r v. r v e Depot St. A e v. . i v. nt downtowns, offering a variety of e Street (accessed via Olive Street or 7th Avenue). The RiverwalkCHIC is ADickens St. v Wood St.PROVIDENCE R A a k ly A ug h Frink St. Dorothy St. i d a A 13 yp amenities, including shops and li y l JIM CROWLEY close to the historic district around Courthouse Square, m Philo St. n a O !TH Farr St. c N ! FIELD E 12 Thackery St. u Hawthorne St. n M RECREATION eateries. The urban, on-street 27 shopping, dining, arts and cultural venues,Newton colleges Rd. and E Main St. a o Fisk St. D KEYSER VALLEY Bulwer St. P SITE i w Park St. r portions of the trail are best suited i e Green Ridge e 476 v Court St. universities, historic. § sites, parks and recreational centers, r a l ¨¦ c i L d s Elizabeth St. e W S for experienced cyclists. The trail Erie St. R i Gibson St. k t u o Lloyd St. S o and its pathsn are abundant in nature and wildlife. Grandview St. . u n L t c o c Lucky R . d S i n d . a Richmont St. la becomes increasingly rural as it k t. y d Columbia St. w «¬Y y C L n Horatio Av. R extends north. TheR Central New Jersey (CNJ) Extension is namedr after the e S e c t. u e N S Rd. W Gibson St. n 26 n k 307 il Central New Jersey RailroadCrisp thatAv. once ran along its path. AA e a Su College Av. MCDADE N KeyserDexter Av. Av. d r Dickson Av. n i T Delaware St. se Access this section via Elm Street or Broadway Street. v t PARK Luzerne St. o e Mylert Av. Center St. r S Lackawanna River Oram St. g t Running from South Scranton to Taylor, the trailJACKSON features P a . it Sanderson Av. Lafayette St. Diamond Av. r STREET e VonGlen Storch St. Av. rock carvings of wildlife, a sculptureDale of Av.a Haudenosaunee Price St. Schlager St. WESTON Blair Av. a d o FIELD H !TH M e w B r o FIELD r N Washington Av. o k chief, and an amphitheater with stones representing the Six Battle St. e Monsey Av. v St. Plank Rd. Jackson St. i Iroquois Nations paying homage to the area’s Native Washburn St. N Everett Av. Capouse Av. tal St. R GREEN RIDGE Electric St. Lackawanna River en a iAmericann heritage. Pettibone St. Lackawanna River Heritage Trail t n E Penn Av. y «¬Y n Larch St. IN a TH Rd Heritage Valley a ! ld 3 L Walnut St. W w O N Rebecca Av. w Street T IN W h «¬L Linden St. N Garfield Av. a The Levee Trail (accessed via the Nay Aug Avenue Trailhead) N Lincoln Av. 11 A a ig N Filmore Av. k 5. Forest City M rr H HYDE PARK c e runs atop a portion of the city’s control levee. From E Adams Av. W Drinker St. Swartz St.n a L Jefferson Av. e 6 A Marion St. 26 l 307 L S Av. AA D t a collieries to textile mills and some of the city’s oldest N Ash St. . d T AYLOR . O . M AYFIELD n Walnut St. N Bromleyv RB t o MAYFIELD 4. Historic neighborhoods, this section offers interesting perspective20th Av. of A A Poplar St. S S FilmoreAcademy Av. St. k C ly b N Sumner Av. ar e . r historic Scranton. P Phelps St. k St a St. Carbondale Fellows St. Luzerne St. e la e C Penn Av. yd v. B pl n Union H L Olive ANew St. Ap o Lackawanna Av. N in e N Clay Av. t d !TH s N n Dale e Street u Whitmore St. 25 N Main Av. v. n W a D 3. Jermyn to A o r 5th St. iv Poplar St.Pine St. k h S p c is Depew Av. May St. e e t FREIGHT MAIN LINE . a i C r 9 v t O C S o «¬ Park St. Laurel Rd. Lackawanna Heritage N A . l Myrtle St. n Y Mayfield r h iv Gorham Av. S e t e BRANCH DUNMORE t. s Valley Office 7 «¬Y y SLOAN LITTLE W Locust St. N S JERMYN e Oxford St. t 13th Av. . Clay Av. E Pine St. S Keyser Av. K LEAGUE FIELD R «¬L 10 Blakely Corner S u 2. Dickson City Pine St. S St. t. s W Elm St. 7th !TH E Gibson St. Dudley St. S Apple St. h CHESTNUT STREET N Washington Av. William St. B 12thEynon Av. St. Spruce St. Madison Av. r o o COMMUNITY PARK to Archbald Avenue Lackawanna Av.Penn Av. k R Delaware St. Dartmouth St. u Sloan St. S Hampton10th Av. St. sh Parrott Av. Bryn Mawr St. E Laurel St. b m Wyoming Av. Cherry St. Willow St. ro t. m ok S Butler St. E Elm St. ak St. 107 1. The City Rundle St.Watson St. 8th Av. e O AA tt SCRANTON De Sales Av. S Lincoln Av.Mellow Court St Ann St t. of Scranton N Elm St. . Jefferson Av. S 9th Av. t Shields Court 5th Av. S Madison Av. W Park Av. Johnson Court . ith Foote St. Bonnie Dr. v W Elm St. . Reynolds Av. Broadway Madison Av.Monroe Av. A t m S Sunset Dr. !TH Quincy Av. er S t. Loomis Av. Archibald St. l t S Railroad Av. 4th Av. Street Burke St. Meade St. EAST JERMYN Village Dr. e Mill St. t Ridge Av. u Gibson St. u e .

n Clay Av. h tn t Meridian Av. 307 R N Webster Av. t s AYLESWORTH S Oak St. A W s «¬ 9 A id JohnAsh Av. St. L e g Mulberry St. e h y PARK e r Paul Av. h C R e C Taylor Av. t R ow !TH ! e TAYLOR L Linden St. Delaware Street Pine St. A o Olive St. . NEBRASKA v m River St. U a N Irving Av. r A Hudson St. Hemlock St. e S Main Av.Snyder Av. S 6th Av. R r P te Acken Av. !TH . E i O ch 81 C Elm v L n Prescott Av. i ¨¦§ A C R Erie St. Lackawanna St. n Alder St. L g O Vine St. St. Hemlock St. Kennedy Bl. o I N 24 8 NOAKES Street t N B 28 g E O . n Cedar Av. r sh St Moon PARK i M M Bu Rd. S CRANTON h o C ARBONDALE A y l e s w o r t h C r e e k CROWLEY s A o A Harrison Av. I I d M C a N k N Ol il Locust St. l R A PARK W R L NAY AUG d Birch St. Orchard St. I B S N Wheeler Av. . Prospect Av. O E PARK CONNECTING TRACK Colfax Av. S N Hickory St. D W A L ACKAWANNA R IVER E Elm St. Beech St. S Webster Av. L N Main St. Arthur Av. a E ie Dr. s M E M b h Pittston W ATERSHED AIN LIN b A T M . e i IGH 8 Willow St. o r d. I RE D D R n N F n Av. o l. yn n g B r r. o L E Locust St. s urst r. D t t i h -B l Karenn Dr. I S Maple St c Elm D e ra o N Pittsto Cherry St.Brook St. StaffordRiver Av. St. -Y r c Knox Rd. Breck St.CedarGenet St.Pear Av. St. S Irving Av. S 81 ie u S n E Palm St § l n a e t ¨¦ s . e e L k A Fig St L P La v Lackawanna 7River Heritage Trail . Crown Av. . . .

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t . O S e . rc !TH s ! 106 v h w t A A A ar e The Lackawanna River Heritage Trail MERLI-SARNOSKI d St. i a Enterprise Gruby St. v B l 2. Dickson City to Archbald 4. HistoricCOUNTY PARK i r n r N Scott St. a The Lackawanna River Heritage Trail travels 40 miles along the 247 Pierce St. C «¬ Drive . a a A o L F A lum F t Rustic Ln. Hill St. a . . n b S us Carbondale M llb t t D Dundaff St. y Lackawanna River. The trail begins at the of the The Mid Valley section of trail includes Dickson City, c r. ro S S r Belmont Stt h o . Betty St. Gilmartin Goers Hill F k e t n v a S t e A Throop, Olyphant, Blakely, Jessup and Archbald. In Archbald, . t. e k a T t e in Pittston, joins the Delaware and Hudson N Miller St. Street l r TH The Carbondale Riverwalk begins in l m i a b ! Shamrock Av. S ! . a Simpson St. t e B n remnants of a shifting shanty, fan house and oil house from l i B . C S C a (D&H) Rail-Trail in Simpson, and continues to Union Dale at the n Downtown Carbondale and continues r a t c Thomas St. St. ar t n 171 k m o e S i C M the Gravity Slope Colliery serve as reminders of this area’s Handley St. . E Sale P t. S AA l Summit Av. Kennedy Drive t Carbon St. o p w Linda Ln. N f e s o 1st St. S 22 I north to Simpson where it meets the

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M t h Ash St. r this area, and American bald eagles nest along this stretch of W St. Oak Hill Dr. Ridge R u S ¬ d E PARK «Y B ld . eateries, public parks, and the D n STURGES O L Pike St. Church St. 4th St. Laurel St. h t trail. The Lackawanna River, an Exceptional Value Watershed, C A e

15 . r Pine St. 30 o c k e J Williams Av. a t v D Carbondale Historical Society and R Lackawanna Heritage Valley National and State r S M i ICKSON attracts fishermen from across the country. The Laurel e d a N Darte Av. R D e White Birchr Dr. Poplar St. S IMPSON O

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i r St With a charming main r R . T !TH a a ! l street, visitors enjoy. unique n t W a n S C w & a shops and eateriesn along Forest E Line EdgarSt. St. o O k s c Bush St. k their way to Uniond Dale, City e u a Clay Av. Alice St. Rd. Moosic H e 171 L Planned Dickson r home of the Rail-Trail k C 247 M o City trail for 2019 A Council of Northeasterno «¬L 22 40 r 347 y CONSBURG LITTLE r r y e AA e C r t Pennsylvania. B d r NION A RCHBALD LEAGUE FIELD «¬L S e e U e i t h d Mid-Valley Drive k d E D ALE Cree le k itt L L a c 40 k Coterell a w Lackawanna River Heritage Trail System Lake S 81 a W n O C . E U Q S U ¨¦§ A106 B A n A171 A r a O C E N Y A Where America’s Story Lives - LHVA.org R a c Don’t stop riding here! The D&H Trail is i v e e «¬L managed by the Rail-Trail Council of r B 39 r NEPA and continues for 30 miles north He o Tea Pond rit o ag k EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS to New York. See nepa-rail-trails.org e

T 38 r T a i n k e k i e r r e l LRHT Trailhead LRHT Trail Mile C !TH 30 / Reservoir k D e Y T N U e & PA Bike Route «¬L Other Trail Y T N U 81 Harding Pond 106,374 r H C ¨¦§ A T A d r Interstate Road LRHT §¨¦81 Robinson Lake l a 37 i i l PA State Road 106 LRHT (Road Share) w C r e e A e k k 92 o c AA l a n n Railway County Line d k h I n «¬L u 247 Proposed Trail Stream T Inset A

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s er RR iv 16 R aa • The trail is pet-friendly. Just be sure to keep your pets on a leash 476 C a CONSBURG LITTLE ¨¦§ nn n r n nn a LEAGUE FIELD and clean up after them. e aa w e a k ww • In Pennsylvania, a bicycle is considered a vehicle. Cyclists must aa k c

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LL C r r y • Helmets are strongly recommended for all cyclists. By state law, S t e THE NATURE cyclists under age 12 are required to wear an approved bicycle !TH More to come! The Lackawanna L THROOP CONSERVANCY'S DICK & helmet. e a c BERNARDBERNARD NANCY EALES PRESERVE Heritage Valley Authority will h «¬L SEMINSKISEMINSKI connect the trail to the Luzerne C r MEMORIAL PARK County National Recreation Trail e e TRAIL USES in Pittston and the Delaware & k E d d Lehigh (D&L) Trail in Wilkes-Barre. y C 14 r e e k Moosic On all sections of trail: Marshwood Reservoir • Walk !TH 476 NAY AUG AVENUE 13 81 • Run ¨¦§ ¨¦§ A347 A247 • Bicycle K ok e y 12 ing Br o s oar • Snowshoe e r TRIPP PARK R «¬L e w tl • Cross-country ski

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r M L On paved sections: e ALBRIGHTALBRIGHT e k • Rollerblade 307 AVENUEAVENUE ¤£6 AA !TH North of Simpson: A247 • Horseback riding A • Snowmobiling (with permit) 1 11 DUNMORE MOUNT COBB OLIVE STREET BIKE SHARE A348 Lackawanna Heritage !TH Valley Office Lackawanna Heritage Valley manages two free bike share programs 476 10 «¬ — BikeScranton and BikeCarbondale. Anyone age 18 and older can ¨¦§ !TH SCRANTON L borrow a bike by providing a valid driver's license or state ID to a 7TH STREET ! 84,380 ¨¦§ program administrator.¨¦§84 For share sites and more information, visit BROADWAY bikescranton.com and bikecarbondale.com. 435 STREETSTREET !TH NAY AUG PARK A 9 81 TAYLOR !TH ¨¦§ WILDLIFE & NATURE ELM STREET A590 Lake Scranton ¨¦§84 84 It is common to see beaver, deer, rabbits, groundhogs, chipmunks CROWLEY PARK rraaiill ¨¦§ eeTT and squirrels along the trail. Bald eagles nest in trees along the ttaagg eerrii rrHH Lackawanna River, while river otter, fish and ducks inhabit its vvee 307 RRii 8 A waters. A wide variety of plants are found along the trail, including nnaa aann Queen Anne’s Lace, Jewelweed, Honeysuckle, Rhododendron, aaww cckk Daisies, Birch trees, Silver , Sycamore, Oak, and more. LLaa Curtis Reservoir 7 81 Mountain Lake Williams Bridge Reservoir Guided nature tours are offered throughout the year. Visit lhva.org ¨¦§ to learn more. ELMHURST 380 Source: Amateur Naturalist Jane Frye ¨¦§ «¬L