Lackawaxen

115 McR Points

Motorcycle Type : Other

At this time, in addition to Lackawaxen Rd. being poor condition, approximately 6 two-foot wide gravel fill-ins cross the road along its 4-mile length. After resurfacing- whenever that occurs, the road will again be worth riding.

115 McR Points

Motorcycle Type : Other

At the town of Lackawaxen, the Two River Junction General Store, www.tworiverjunction.net/, has good, inexpensive food with enclosed porch tables over-looking the Lackawaxen River. Lackawaxen is also the site of the historical Roebling Bridge, www.upperdelawarescenicbyway.org. (Be sure to view the placards in the parking area.)

115 McR Points

Motorcycle Type : Other

Concerning the Lackawaxen River between Kimbles and the town of Lackawaxen, a Times-Tribune article a few years ago stated: Home to exceptional trout waters and a corridor where the bald eagle roams in Wayne and Pike counties, the Lackawaxen River has been designated River of the Year for 2010 by the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources." In part the Times-Tribune item captures the essence of Towpath Rd., with its natural beauty and occasional scent of live fish swimming in the river, between Kimbles and Rowland. Also, remnants of stone locks and the old Delaware & Hudson Canal seen along the way, inspire images in one's imagination of times past.

115 McR Points

Motorcycle Type : Other

Kimbles Road is a short, enchanting paved road through PA's State Game Lands #183. Heading north, before crossing the Lackawaxen River, there is a most unusual sight on the left- a natural bowl with three 98-ft., and one smaller diameter parabolic satellite antennas. After crossing the river, be cautious of the switchback @ stop sign onto Towpath Road.