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Bethlehem Steel was once the second-largest steel manufacturer in the U.S. and a major shipbuilder and powered the skyscraper boom with its high-grade steel. The company went bankrupt in 2001 due to shifts in construction methods. Today, a casino owns the property, and the National Museum of Industrial History occupies several buildings. Visitors can also explore the ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks, a vibrant venue hosting films, concerts, and art events.

This multi-use rail trail runs for nearly 6 miles between the boroughs of Northampton and Bath. Along the way you'll pass through numerous parks and woodlands, making for a peaceful ride.

Monocacy Way is a beloved scenic trail in Bethlehem, offering a mix of urban and natural views. Ideal for running, walking, and biking, it features wooded areas, a creek, and wildlife, providing a peaceful retreat within the city.

The Nor-Bath Trail is a scenic and well maintained, 5.5-mile route ideal for walking, running, and cycling. It features lush greenery, wildlife, and serene surroundings, perfect for a peaceful, family friendly, outdoor escape.

Located in Northampton, Bicentennial Park is a small, yet beloved, local spot with abundant greenery and well paved paths.

The Saucon Rail Trail is a 7.5-mile paved trail along what was once the path of the North Pennsylvania Railroad.

Three memorials stand atop the scars from that fateful day on Sept. 11, 2001. One is in New York City, one in Washington D.C. and one in a field in Pennsylvania. These sites of remembrance are linked together by the 9:11 National Memorial Trail. A total of over 1,300 miles of trails and roads that link together a route that serves as a tribute to all the heroes who responded on that day.

This is all that's left of the stonework building that was once the pottery for Moravian settlers. The building later served as a cloth-making and weaving workshop, and as housing too.