D&L Trail from Slatington to Cementon PA

On June 9, 2013 we bicycled from Slatington to Cementon PA on the D&L Trail. We parked at the Slatington access and the rest rooms there are now open.
D&L Trail.

Slatington Trailhead parking looking south.
Covered Picnic area at Slatington parking area.
Bathrooms at the Slatington parking area
Women's Bathroom Center Stall
Cutout in door.
Women's Bathroom Center Stall
Women need to be aware that the door to the center toilet stall is cut out so as not to interfer with the toilet. This poor design has rendered the door useless.
Slate Heritage Trail Entrance
Looking back towards the Slatedale Trail
As you enter the trail to Cementon, on your right is a small parking area and the entrance to a side trail to Slatedale that is approx. 3 miles long.
Old bridge foundations
About a mile down the trail you will see this restored railroad signal
Railroad Signal
At approx 1.2 mi. on your right you can catch a glimpse of this bony cyclist sitting up in a tree and warning of danger ahead.

Skeleton Cyclist
Building remains along the trail
Picnic Table
There are many places to rest and have a picnic along the trail.
Rails and Slate
At 4.6 miles you come upon this cliff of slate and the remains of a railbed.
Railroad Artifact
Under the Rt 145 bridge at Treichlers
Approx. 5 mi from Slatington there is more trail parking south of the Treichlers bridge

Trail Parking
River Drive access and parking
This parking area is 2.3 miles north of Cementon and approx. 7 mi south of Slatington.
Railroad Artifact once used for target practice
Cementon Park
Just before the trail ends you will come to this park which is a nice place to take a break.
Cementon Parking off Rt 329
Bridge to Northampton
There are no bathrooms at this end of the trail but just over the bridge into Northampton turn right onto Canal St and there is a park and bathrooms about 1 mile into the park.