Trail Ride to the Slatington Farmer's Market

Come join us for another leisurely exploration of the Delaware and Lehigh Trail! We will ride the trail from the Cove Road Trailhead (near Laury's Station) to our lunch spot at the Slatington Farmer's Market, before retracing our steps back to Cove Road. Bring a few dollars for lunch!

The trail is flat, and the surface is hard-packed dirt and gravel. Most bikes with sturdy tires should be OK. Our total distance, out and back, will be about 13 miles.

Click here for a map of our route on RideWithGPS.

Our meeting place is the Cove Road Trailhead (5974 Cove Rd, Laurys Station), see the map below.

We'll start gathering around 9:45 AM, with a ride start time of 10:00 AM after an "ABC Quick Check" of our bikes for ride-worthiness. Come early if you need air in your tires, a seat adjustment, a spot of lube, or any other quick adjustment.

Like most all CAT rides, no one will be dropped -- even if you are riding very slowly, you are welcome on this ride! All riders are required to wear a helmet. We advise that you also bring a spare tube that fits your wheel and a bottle of water.

This ride is weather permitting. Any last minute change or cancellations will be announced on Meetup, so please check here for weather concerns. If you have any other questions we can help with, please contact ride leader Don (donk@lvcat.org) or Tim (timp@lvcat.org).

We look forward to seeing you on Saturday morning at 10:00 a.m.!

Some reminders:

• If you are new to CAT bike rides, please complete your annual signup here.
• All riders are required to wear a helmet.
• Bring a spare tube that fits your tire size.
• Bring water and a snack.

This bike ride is organized by CAT-Coalition for Appropriate Transportation, serving the Lehigh Valley. CAT envisions a world where bicycling, walking/ADA accessibility, and public transit prevail. All are welcome at all CAT bike rides, classes, and events.
This project is being completed in partnership with the Lehigh Valley Greenways Conservation Landscape. Funding is provided in part by a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Bureau of Recreation and Conservation, Environmental Stewardship Fund, administered by Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor, Inc.