Gordons Pond Trail
February 4, 2021
This popular and easy biking, hiking, running, and bird watching trail traverses the salt marshes of Cape Henlopen State Park in coastal Delaware.
Dogfish Head Craft Brewery is raising funds for Delaware Greenways, one pint at a time! Here’s how you can help:
Dogfish Head has long been a supporter of Delaware Greenways, and we are grateful for their continued support with this fundraiser. And, how cool is it they brewed and named a beer especially for us?!
The brew masters tell us Trailblazer is a “juicy DIPA with a healthy dose of malted spelt, an ancient form of wheat that sustained ancient Romans on their travels. It brings a subtle nuttiness and spice character to the beer. On top of this foundation, we brought in a heaping dose of juicy hop varieties: BRU-1, Citra, Sabro and Mosaic.”
We hope you find time to stop by the brewery this month and raise a glass for our Trail and Byway Programs, and creating outdoor connections!
Your support makes a difference!
GPS ADDRESS: 511 Chestnut Street, Milton, Delaware
From Wilmington and Points North:
Via Highways/Toll Roads: Take I-95 South to exit 4-A to Route 1 South, then right onto DE-5 South, right onto Federal Street, left onto Wharton Street and a right onto Chestnut Street. Details HERE
Via the Delaware Bayshore Byway: Add wildlife, beautiful scenery and historic places to your travels by taking the Delaware Bayshore Byway (Route 9) down the coast to Milton! Details HERE
From Selbyville and Points South:
113 N/DuPont Hwy to Route 83 (right), in Millsboro turn right on DE 24/E. Main St, then left onto DE-30 to Rd-249/Shingle Point Road to Chestnut Street. Details HERE
Cheers to the dog(fish) days of summer and supporting outdoor connections!
This popular and easy biking, hiking, running, and bird watching trail traverses the salt marshes of Cape Henlopen State Park in coastal Delaware.
About Delaware Greenways:
We envision a State where trails, pathways and scenic corridors connect everyone to where they want to go, empowering them to live healthier lives as they discover and enjoy the outdoors.
