The D&R Canal Tow Path is a flat, nearly uninterrupted 70-mile walking and biking pathway that practically defines Central New Jersey. Part of a historic canal system that dates to the 1830s and is now a State Park, the tow path begins along the “Feeder” canal above Frenchtown, running parallel to the Delaware River. At Trenton, the “Main” canal turns sharply northeastward toward the Raritan River, passing by Princeton and many other historic villages before ending at New Brunswick. Access points are too numerous to list.

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The D&R Canal Tow Path is a flat, nearly uninterrupted 70-mile walking and biking pathway that practically defines Central New Jersey. Part of a historic canal system that dates to the 1830s and is now a State Park, the tow path begins along the “Feeder” canal above Frenchtown, running parallel to the Delaware River. At Trenton, the “Main” canal turns sharply northeastward toward the Raritan River, passing by Princeton and many other historic villages before ending at New Brunswick. Access points are too numerous to list.

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The D&R Canal Tow Path is a flat, nearly uninterrupted 70-mile walking and biking pathway that practically defines Central New Jersey. Part of a historic canal system that dates to the 1830s and is now a State Park, the tow path begins along the “Feeder” canal above Frenchtown, running parallel to the Delaware River. At Trenton, the “Main” canal turns sharply northeastward toward the Raritan River, passing by Princeton and many other historic villages before ending at New Brunswick. Access points are too numerous to list.

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