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Crystal Lake is a main access point for a portion of the Delaware River Heritage Trail, a regional multi-use paved trail that will follow the Delaware River corridor. The portion from Bordentown to Roebling is known as the Rt. 130 Bypass Trail and is a total of 5.5 miles. Included within the boundaries of Crystal Lake Park are 1.7 miles of the paved trail. From the main Crystal Lake parking lot at Axe Factory Rd, it is about 3.5 miles one way to the southern end at Roebling.

There are two parking lots for this park: the main large lot with permanent restrooms, drinking fountain, picnic pavilion, and hiking and equestrian trailer parking off of Axe Factory Road, and the small lot off Rt. 130 North with a portable restroom and 1 picnic table.

Shortly after the climb out of the creekbed, the red trail will head left while the yellow trail will start to the right. Take a left to go down the Red Trail. It will end after a few hundred feet at a nice overlook. There is also an unmarked path down to the water that The Pres and I decided to go for. It was a little hairy in spots, but adventures are always a good idea (and adventures within adventures an even better idea).

Right will complete the loop that you started on the Yellow Trail (passing a tire swing. I am informing you that it is there, I am not encouraging you to use it). Use it to backtrack to the Red Trail, then to backtrack to the path that led you into the trail system. We had a great time with this one! 2b1af7f3a8

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