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Uhlerstown Frenchtown Bridge
The trail parking lot is located in Frenchtown just off the Uhlerstown Frenchtown Bridge. -
Frenchtown Parking
This parking lot can fill up quickly on weekends. 
Delaware & Raritan Canal Trail
The trail runs alongside the parking area.
Delaware & Raritan Canal Trail
The trail actually continues north for a mile or two, but we usually head south when we ride it.-
Bamboo Arch
Bamboo arch along the trail. -
Sunny Trail
The trail is a mix of sun and shade. -
Kingwood Boat Launch
About two miles south of Frenchtown there is another parking area at the Kingwood Boat Launch -
Shady Trail View
Shady trail view about 5 miles south of Frenchtown. -
Delaware & Raritan Canal Trail Access
Another parking area about two miles north of Bulls Island -
Bull's Island
Bull's Island Recreation Area is about 9 miles south of our starting point. -
Bridge to Bull's Island
This bridge takes you to Bulls Island where there is an information building, and a picnic and camping area. -
Tourist Information Building
Be sure to stop inside for additional information on the area. -
Bathrooms
Public bathrooms are located on the north side of the Information building. They have running water and soap. -
Bull's Island Picnic Area
This is a great location to take a break before continuing down the trail. -
Walking Bridge Across The Delaware
This walking bridge will take you across the river to Lumberville Pennsylvania. -
Walking Bridge -
Delaware River
View of the Delaware River from the walking bridge. -
Delaware Canal Towpath
My Towpath Photo Decription
Area Map -
Prallsville Mills
Back on the Delaware & Raritan Canal Trail -
Canal Lock
This lock can be seen just past the Prallsville Mills -
Cravings
As you near Stockton you pass a side path to Cravings which is where we usually stop for ice cream. Cravings is the building behind the small building advertising it. -
Stockton Food Store
The red building in this picture has yummy sandwiches and outdoor seating and sits conveniently alongside the trail. At Stockton you are about 12.5 miles south of Frenchtown. -
Fork in the Trail
After passing under Rt. 202, the main trail crosses the bridge to the left. -
Alternate Trail
We however decided to go straight. This trail is a little rougher than the main trail. -
Bridge
This is a view of the narrow bridge that we will cross on our return trip. -
Train.
Abandoned train along the trail. -
Trails end
This trail ends at a parking lot and to get back on the D&L trail you need to turn left at Coryell St. and cross the canal. -
Lambertville Canal
The trail along the canal is narrow and often crowded with people during busy weekends. Don't fall into the canal! -
Bridge Street
At Bridge St. in Lambertville you can cross over to New Hope, Pennsylvania, but for us this was the turn around point in our bike ride. We covered a distance of approx. 16 miles. -
Canal Through Lambertville
On our return to Frenchtown, the trail passes behind homes and businesses through Lambertville.
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Lambertville Canal -
Narrow Bridge
This narrow bridge has sharp turns and it is recommended that you walk the bike across it. -
Narrow Bridge
However, we sometimes ride our bikes instead. -
Bridge over Canal
This is the bridge over the canal that we didn't take on our ride into Lambertville when we chose to go straight on the rougher path. -
D&L Trail Into Lambertville
Had we stayed on the D&L, the trail looks like this.
