Jordan Creek Greenway

The greenway connects and passes through several parks, including Jordan Park and Jordan Creek Parkway. These parks typically offer parking facilities. Some sections also feature directional signage and information kiosks, which can help locate access points.

Yes, the greenway is generally dog-friendly. However, always keep your dog on a leash and be sure to clean up after them to maintain a pleasant experience for all users.

The trail offers a refreshing experience through creekside woodlands, making it enjoyable in spring, summer, and fall. Spring and fall might be particularly pleasant due to milder temperatures and vibrant foliage. Some sections have lighting, which can extend usability into the evenings.

No, there are generally no permits or fees required to access and use the Jordan Creek Greenway itself. It's a public multi-use trail designed for community access.

The greenway features a varied surface, including sections of blacktop (asphalt), crushed stone, and paved areas. You'll also find elevated timber boardwalks that traverse wetland areas. While mostly flat, some segments within parks might have slight elevation changes.

You'll jog through thick creekside woodlands and pass through several parks like Jordan Park, Jordan Creek Parkway, and Covered Bridge Park. The trail offers opportunities for bird watching and nature study, with native plantings. The Allentown section also provides views of the Lehigh River.

Yes, the greenway is part of the larger THE LINK Trail Network, which aims to create 125 miles of multi-use trails across the Lehigh Valley. Along this route, you'll also encounter sections of the Luby Loops, Bridge to Nowhere (BTN), and Ponds Loop trails.

Yes, the greenway is generally considered to have an easy to moderate difficulty level. It's designed to be multi-use and accessible, making it a manageable experience for most joggers, including beginners.

Yes, as the greenway connects and passes through various parks, you can find amenities such as picnic and sports facilities. Areas like Jordan Park and Jordan Creek Parkway offer facilities like a world-class disc golf course and a swimming pool.

While the greenway itself is free, specific amenities or facilities within Jordan Creek Parkway or other associated parks might have their own fees or regulations. It's always a good idea to check the Allentown Parks and Recreation website for the most current information regarding park-specific rules or costs.

The Jordan Creek Greenway is still under development with a planned length of 14 miles. While some sections might form loops within parks, the overall greenway is primarily an out-and-back style trail, connecting various points and parks.