View of the Delaware River cutting between two low mountain peaks

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Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area

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Park Closure Dingmans Falls Trail, Road, and Access Closed for Bridge Replacement

Dingmans Falls site is closed for a bridge replacement project and trail rehabilitation. All traffic, including pedestrian, cyclist, and vehicle traffic, is prohibited on the road and trail during construction. Details open_in_new

Park Closure Old Mine Road North Construction Closure Begins April 6, 2026

Old Mine Road between Jager Road and Route 206 will close to all traffic beginning on April 6, 2026. Contractors will work to rehabilitate a 3.5-mile stretch of road. The construction area will be closed to all traffic for the safety of park visitors and contractors. Details open_in_new

Information Main Street Walpack Bridge Closed Until Further Notice

Main Street in Walpack Center is closed at the Flatbrook Bridge due to structural damage to the bridge.

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Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area is a scenic region where the Delaware River cuts through the Appalachian Mountains. It attracts visitors for its outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and rock climbing, as well as its natural beauty and wildlife.

The park features dense forests and diverse ecosystems, making it a great spot for nature enthusiasts. The narrow river at this point offers unique views, especially from the Delaware Water Gap Toll Bridge, which provides a vantage point of the surrounding mountains.