Trexler Nature Preserve
Overview
Spanning nearly 1,500 acres across Lehigh County, the Trexler Nature Preserve is a scenic public park featuring diverse landscapes, including dense hemlock forests, deep ravines, meadows, and Schochary Ridge. Originally founded as a wildlife sanctuary by General Harry C. Trexler, the preserve offers over 10 miles of multi-use trails for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and bird-watching. Key highlights include the ADA-accessible Covered Bridge Trail, fishing access along Jordan Creek, and viewing areas for local elk and bison herds.
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- Viewpoints
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- Activities
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- POIs
- 45
Opening Hours06:00 AM – 08:00 PM SOSEmergency SOS+16108711444 Required Permits
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Amenities Available
Paved Parking LotsDesignated vehicle parking areas with clearly marked spaces and ADA-accessible spots mandated by federal law. Most parks offer free or low-cost daily parking passes.
Restrooms / Flush ToiletsModern restroom facilities with running water and proper sanitation. Subject to seasonal closures in northern states during winter months.
Picnic Areas & SheltersCovered pavilions equipped with tables and built-in grills. Shelters are often reservable for group events and birthday parties.
Hiking & Nature TrailsMarked paths ranging from easy, paved walks to rugged backcountry routes, blazed with color-coded markers and difficulty ratings.
CampgroundsTent and RV sites featuring fire rings and picnic tables. Some include full electric hookups, reservable through Recreation.gov.
Fishing Piers & AccessAccessible fishing spots and ADA-compliant piers along rivers and lakes. A valid state fishing license is required to fish.
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