Bucks County Greenway Walk

Join FreeWalkers on our first walk on the new Morrisville chunk of the East Coast Greenway, with stops for Amish goodies and water ice. Bring your appetite for this fun and casual summer walk.

Start: Trenton Transit Center

Finish: Levittown Station

Distance: 11-16mi

Where to find us: North lobby of the station

Optional endpoints: Levittown Station(8mi),Bristol Station(11mi)

Mini: Levittown Station(8mi)

Terrain: Gravel, paved and grassy shoulder

Transit: NJ Transit or Septa to Trenton

Return: Septa train or bus back to Trenton

Parking: Free parking at Levittown, $7 at Trenton RiverLine parking lot

Difficulty: Average

Category: urban, scenic

Coordinator: Charles Updike

The East Coast Greenway is finally completed from Trenton to Bristol, and we are going to walk it all. See new bits of Morrisville, Bristol, the canal and the Delaware waterfront they we have not travelled before, along with some familiar territory. We will travel the canal and Greneway and stop for lunch at the Amish Market in Bristol. Take the train back from Bristol, or continue with us along the waterfront with an alternate route back to Levittown, with ice cream and water ice at the very end of a pleasant summer walk. Bus or train back to Trenton from Levittown, or walk back if you dare!

Highlights:

Mill Hill Park

Old Barracks

NJ State Capitol

East Coast Greenway

Delwaware River

Morrisville levee

Delaware and Lehigh Canal

Morrisville

Falls Township Community Park

Levittown

Bristol Amish Market

Mill Street

Bristol Wharf

Delaware Riverfront

Tullytown

Ice cream and water ice!

Partners:

The East Coast Greenway Alliance is a non-profit organization developing a public multi-use 3,000 mile trail from Canada to Key West through New Jersey and New York. Donations and memberships help make this dream trail a reality.

Circuit Trails is 800 miles of interconnected trails in Greater Philadelphia in the making, already one of America's largest trail networks. Once connected, the Circuit Trails will be one of the nation's premier urban trail networks and it will provide multiple benefits to neighborhoods, communities and the region as a whole.

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