Fee applies
Biking on the McDade Recreational Trail
Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
Biking on the McDade Recreational Trail
The McDade Recreational Trail spans 37 miles along the Delaware River on the Pennsylvania side of the park. This packed-gravel path begins at Hialeah Recreation Site and terminates at Milford Beach. Varying difficulties make this trail a wonderful option for all ages and skill levels of hiking, biking, and walking. This multi-use trail is great in all seasons, but is used particularly often during the spring, summer, and fall for bike riding. Visit the McDade Recreational Trail - Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area (U.S. National Park Service) (nps.gov) page for information on the trail sections and to plan your adventure.
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Fees
While using the McDade Trail does not cost anything, certain access points charge Expanded Amenity Fees from April to October. Annual passes to these access points are available.
Fees Apply
Yes
Seasons
Spring, Summer, Fall
Time of Day
Day, Dawn, Dusk
Accessibility
The McDade Recreational Trail is not considered ADA accessible. However, this packed-gravel trail does have more level and flat sections that are good for those with mobility issues.
Pets
Yes — Leashed pets are permitted along the trail except at Milford and Smithfield beaches and between Smithfield Beach and Hialeah, from late spring to early fall
Reservations
No