Lackawanna River Heritage Trail, connects more than 30 communities as it stretches more than 70 miles through the heart of the Lackawanna Heritage Valley State and National Heritage Area. It travels along the Lackawanna River and through the Northeastern PA mountains showcasing the areas culture, history, architecture, and natural landscapes and providing connections to parks, neighborhoods, and community amenities. Thousands of people annually use the trail for walking, biking, hiking, running, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. Additionally, the Lackawanna Heritage Valley Association works with communities to implement trail improvements and with planning committees to host events that attract people from all areas of the country. It also partners with the Lackawanna River Conservation Association to sustain the trail and engage local communities to participate in service days. The Lackawanna River Heritage Trail is an asset to the entire region that is helping to sustain local communities and promote healthy lifestyles.