This is a four mile stretch of trail on the East side of the Susquehanna, going through the City of Wilkes-Barre and Hanover Township. Between the County Courthouse and Wilkes University the trail will run through Wilkes-Barre’s new riverfront park, currently in construction, then go on-street connection before connecting with the east side Levee trail system in south Wilkes-Barre. The trail provides connections to the Market Street, Pierce Street and Carey Avenue bridges. The Market Street and Pierce Street bridges access the Kingston Reach of the Levee trail. The Carey Avenue bridge provides access to the Borough of Plymouth and the Plymouth Reach of the Levee trail.

THINGS TO SEE:
Natural areas and attractive River scenery from the Hanover Township Sewage Treatment plant to beyond Willow Street park, on the river side of the levee. The new Riverfront park in Wilkes-Barre, when complete. At its north end, the trail will go by Wilkes University, King’s College and the County Courthouse. Just two blocks west of the trail by Market Street, you will find Wilkes-Barre’s Public Square, where Farmers’ Markets are held every Thursday from June through October and the eating, shopping and cultural amenities of the surrounding downtown.

TRAILHEADS AND PARKING: – Parking and trail access available at the parking facility on the North side of Pierce Street by the County Court House. Take the tunnel under Pierce Street to get to the Courthouse and the Riverfront park.

- Parking and trail access available at Willow Street park in South Wilkes-Barre. Park at the park, and cross the street for trail access.

- Parking and trail access available off Delaney street in the Breslau area of Hanover Township, just south of the Carey Avenue Bridge.