Lawrenceville Hopewell Trail Walk

Walk from city to farmland on an amazing trail, and stop for the best ice cream.

Start: Trenton Transit Center

Finish: Lawrenceville

Distance: 12-32mi

Where to find us: North lobby of the station

Optional endpoints: End of the Johnson Line 12mi (606 bus back to Trenton)

Terrain: paved, some dirt and grass trail

Transit: NJTransit rail or bus to Trenton

Return: 606 bus to Trenton station

Parking: Lots and garages near station in Trenton

Difficulty: Advanced

Category: nature, urban

Coordinator: Charles Updike

Walk the old Johnson trolley line, visit a farmers market and the world's largest microdairy, the site of all trans-Atlantic voice and electronic communication during World War II, and explore the newly completed LHT in Mercer County.  We will stop early in the walk for the best ice cream around, all natural and made fresh on site.  After the first ten miles, things get rural in a hurry and there is no mass transit for about 15 miles.  Plenty of bathrooms!  Those who finish can join us for pizza before the bus back to town.

Bring at least 64oz of fluids and electrolytes. 

Highlights:

- D&R Trail- Trenton Farmers Market- Halo Farm microdairy- Johnson Trolley Trail- Ryder College- Lawrence Hopewell Trail

Partners:The East Coast Greenway Alliance is a non-profit organization developing a public multi-use 3,000 mile trail from Canada to Key West through New Jersey and New York. Donations and memberships help make this dream trail a reality.

Circuit Trails is 800 miles of interconnected trails in Greater Philadelphia in the making, already one of America's largest trail networks. Once connected, the Circuit Trails will be one of the nation's premier urban trail networks and it will provide multiple benefits to neighborhoods, communities and the region as a whole.

The 9/11 National Memorial Trail is a network of over 1,300 miles of trails connecting New York City, the Pentagon and Shanksville, Pennsylvania, in tribute to the heroes who perished on September 11, 2001, and the heroes who, in response, answered the call for their country.