LHT NEWS
What’s Blooming on the LHT
Our 20 miles of trail in Lawrence and Hopewell Townships offer an abundance of eye-catching flora, and we want to help our friends identify them. Welcome to What’s Blooming on the LHT, an ongoing...
Slow Looking, Bold Sketching at Second LHT Art Walk
It was a teachable moment when artist Jeff Charlesworth suggested that one of the artists participating at Saturday's "Slow Looking and Nature Sketching Walk" along the Lawrence Hopewell Trail get...
Art on the Trail Featured Artist: Linda Bradshaw
Art on the Trail – a celebration of the LHT and the artists and creators of all ages and skill levels who enjoy it – is now launched and live. And, what better way to encourage our creative friends...
Join Us for “Slow Looking” and Art on the Trail
Jeffrey Charlesworth to Host Second Art Walk on July 25, 2020We are thrilled to announce Jeffrey Charlesworth, renowned area artist and immediate past president of the N.J. Chapter of the Landscape...
COMMUNITY CELEBRATES VIRTUAL OPENING OF THE STONY BROOK PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE: A GATEWAY TO MERCER MEADOWS PARK AND THE LAWRENCE HOPEWELL TRAIL
Pennington residents and fans of Mercer Meadows and the Lawrence Hopewell Trail (LHT) celebrate the opening of the Stony Brook Pedestrian Bridge, which will provide safe access from Pennington Borough and Hopewell Township to the 1,600-acre county park, in a virtual “ribbon-cutting” released today.
LHT Recollections: Opening Mercer Meadows
Back in 2001, community leaders gathered at Bristol-Myers Squibb to discuss a lack of options for safe, off-road walking, hiking, and biking in the community. By 2004, the Lawrence Hopewell Trail...
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Lawrence Hopewell Trail Corporation
The Historic Hunt House
197 Blackwell Rd.
Pennington, NJ 08534