If you’ve only ever driven through the Delaware Water Gap on Interstate 80, you’ve seen the postcard: a river slicing straight through a mountain ridge, with steep forested walls rising on either side. What most drivers miss is that the gap itself is just the front door. Behind it sits roughly 70,000 acres of protected land, about 40 miles of river frontage, and more than 150 miles of trail. I’ve picked this park apart in pieces over several tri…
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