We didn't partake in the water sports here, just drove around. We enjoyed the canal bridge the most. Same guy who would go on the build the Brooklyn Bridge.

Canoe, kayak, fish, see bald eagles up closr. Lots of camping and other outdoor activities available. Take a drive to the Hawks nest on Rt 97 unbelievable scenery

We took a drive across the Roebling Bridge into New York and toward Port Jervis, New York. The Hawks Nest Lookout area to view the Delaware River is amazing

We’ve been here before. During a long drive heading back to New England from a trip to Baltimore for the 200th anniversary of Francis Scott Key’s writing of the lyrics to the “The Star-Spangled Banner,” we detoured for an overnight in Budd Lake, NJ near Allentown, PA and the Pocono Mountains. Then, we drove though all three National Park Service... More 

beautiful area, great riding roads,scenery is just breathtaking in spots. there's all kind of rafting & camping areas, great photography opportunities..good for families & good for everyone else too.

Like: Seeing Bald Eagles, hearing Nature's peace and quiet without so much human noise, and seeing plenty of live fish. Dislike: Amateur "catch and release" anglers being sloppy. Saw too many dead fish of "keeper" size and quality.

Must see National Park historical site. On the PA side you can also visit the Zane Grey Museum. The drive along the Scenic Byway down RT97 is well worth it alone.

There is a secret in the sticks. The Delaware river. Located Between the Catskills Mountains and the Pocono mountains. This river was cleaned up by the Rockefellers 40 years ago. If you like small mouth Bass fishing, you will be in heaven here. Fast moving river in some places, Skinner Falls, BE CAREFULL. Wear your life preservers at all times.... More 

We drove across the Roebling Bridge from Pa to NY and North on route 97 towards Callicoon. The drive was beautiful and there were many places where the Delaware River was visible. We crossed the bridge in Callicoon back to PA and drove south to Damascus and Cochecton and then to Beach Lake and Narrowsburg. This was a scenic drive... More