New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
At the Delaware Water Gap, the river, ridge and roads are part of the argument. These stops connect geology and views with vanished resort life, contested engineering and the choices that made a national recreation area possible.
Stories in Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
- Kittatinny Point: The Gap Is a Geological Verb
- Mount Tammany: New Jersey Looks Down on the Delaware
- Resort Point: Before National Parks, There Were Summer Hotels
- Tocks Island Dam: The Park That Exists Because the Dam Does Not
- Old Mine Road: The Copper Highway Myth
- Pahaquarry: Mining, Evidence and a Story That Got Ahead of the Facts
- Millbrook Village: A Small American Town, Carefully Reassembled
- Van Campen Inn: Hospitality Was Once an Obligation
- Walpack Center: The Village the Dam Left Behind
- Peters Valley: From Farm Village to Craft Community
- Minisink: Ten Thousand Years Before the Park
- Dingmans Falls: Water Finds the Fast Way Down
- Raymondskill Falls: The Height Claim, Carefully Stated
- Middle Delaware River: The Reservoir That Never Happened