saucon rail trail

If you want the best in distressing...this is for you. We join the trail off Rt. 378 and love the safe feel of the trail, parking lot with a few picnic tables, fountain and ...ta da...even portapotties! Enter the trail and turn left...what a tranquil and beautiful walk past the Saucon Valley golf course, gorgeous homes, open space with a very safe feeling. Other bikes and walkers make even a single woman feel comfortable in this rural setting.

This is a nice trail, flat, winding through cosy neighborhoods and along Lower Saucon's poshest golf club. With recent additions you can do a nice mileage if you are biking. Not recommended for street bicycles, the compact gravel is not ideal for thin tires, unless you are an expert.

Mostly shaded gravel trail that passes open fields, creeks, gold course and many nice homes. Path can be busy on weekends. Dog friendly path. Plenty of parking. Many park benches along the path. Great place for photography as well. Trail closed at sunset.

Good for biking and getting into Coopersburg. An easy ride to the Copperhead Grill for lunch or appetizers. Beautiful greenery along the way- well maintained.

Good trail with only occasional road to cross and watch for traffic. Very dog friendly! Some bikes frequent the trail as well. Families also stroll in the shaded tree path.

Plenty of parking. This is a very wide and well groomed gravel trail. Most parking lots have a porta-John. It can be crowded on the weekend but it's wide enough to share. Not as scenic as other trails in the Lehigh Valley but if you just want a workout it's fine.

Family friendly, about 4.5 miles one way. Nice for biking, running, walking, geocaching, pretty much anything. Its nice and wide so there's plenty of room when lots of people are out enjoying the sunshine.

Well used rail trail with plenty of space for walkers, joggers, bikers and pet walkers. Most areas have shade for the hot humid summer days. Easy flat walking, very slight grade for bicyclers. Nice scenery of green space, large homes, golf course, creeks and more. Well marked street crossings add to feeling of safety. Small town atmosphere, usually see someone we know.

This trail is gravel initially an incline then a straight away with some graduate areas. I enjoy bike riding and ride 3 times a week 15 miles a day however with total replacements. This trail has short intervals where you must stop dismount and cross the a roadway to restart the trail. YOU can NOT expect the motorists to STOP for you even though it is a state law for safety better you stop. MANY beautiful high class homes seen on this trail. Total time round trip for slow me was 53 minutes.