| Bear Swamp Trail | Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge | 0.2 |
| Although Bear Swamp Pool was built in 1961, the last recorded bear sighting in Delaware occurred in 1905. |
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| Bicycle & Bridle Trails | Bellevue State Park | |
| The multi-use trail affords sights of the former estate of William DuPont, Jr. |
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| Boardwalk Trail | Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge | 0.5 |
| Begin this trail across from the visitor center. A variety of habitat may be explored. |
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| Boardwalk Trail | Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge | 0.2 |
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| Boundary Trail | Trap Pond State Park | 5 |
| Flat and easy to walk, this trail skirts 90-acre Trap Pond and its breathtaking woodland setting. It offers spectacular views of baldcypress "knees" and trees, plus opportunities to spot lilypads, turtles basking on logs, plus an occasional great blue ... |
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| Burton's Island Loop | Delaware Seashore State Park | |
| Between the park office and the parking lot, Indian River Marina provides restrooms, concession and public telephone. |
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| Burton's Island Trail | Delaware Seashore State Park | 1.5 |
| This fascinating trail is best enjoyed during the spring and fall when the ticks and the mosquitoes are less aggressive. Don't forget your insect repellant. |
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| Cape Henlopen Loop | Cape Henlopen State Park | |
| Diversity characterizes this park with its pine woodland, ocean beach, observation towers, and WWII bunker. |
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| Cypress Point Nature Trail | Trap Pond State Park | |
| This hike affords an excellent way to explore the Great Cypress Swamp. |
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| David English Trail | White Clay Creek State Park | 2.5 |
| You'll hike up challenging hills to a tranquil meadow with two farm ponds. The deep woods flora is abundant with wildflowers and ferns. This was the home site of David English, a lease holder of the William Penn Family. |
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| Delaware Seashore Beach Hike | Delaware Seashore State Park | |
| Enjoy a hike along the sandy shores of this 2,018-acre park. |
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| Dike Trail | Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge | |
| Dike Trail travels a mere half mile along the edge of a great expanse of wetland. |
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| Dune Overlook Trail | Cape Henlopen State Park | 3.1 |
| Don't miss the three spurs along the trail. The first spur leads you to a restored World War II observation tower; the second leads you to the famous "Walking Dunes." At the tip of the third spur, you will be surrounded on three sides by a fascinating ... |
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| Fenwick Island Beach Hike | Fenwick Island State Park | 5.3 |
| The beach hike includes a trip to Assawoman Bay where bird-watching is better than average. |
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| Hidden Pond Trail | Brandywine Creek State Park | 1.99 |
| Historic stone walls built by Italians who were once employed by the prominent du Pont family grace the landscape. |
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| Indian Springs Trail | Brandywine Creek State Park | 1.8 |
| Following the yellow markers, head down the hill toward Brandywine Creek, past an old springhouse, and on to the riverbank. Continue along the river until the yellow trail turns left and heads up a steep hill. This trail finishes by taking you through ... |
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| Killens Pond Loop | Killens Pond State Park | |
| A well-marked trail traversing two habitats. |
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| Parson Point Trail | Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge | |
| Refuge managers seasonally close the trail due to nesting wildlife. |
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| Pea Patch Island Nature Trail | Fort Delaware State Park | 0.7 |
| An observation tower located along the trail provides birders with an excellent viewing opportunity. Nesting season is from mid-March to mid-July. |
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| Pinelands Nature Trail | Cape Henlopen State Park | 1.2 |
| Sand dunes, unusual flora, windswept pine woods and cranberry bogs along the trail give hikers a great way to enjoy the natural world of the Delaware shore. Trailside World War II bunkers provide a bit of history. |
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| Possum Hill Loop | White Clay Creek State Park | 2 |
| The well-marked trail is located in a noncontiguous area of White Clay Creek State Park. Trailhead parking and chemical toilet available. |
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| Prison Camp Trail | Fort Delaware State Park | 0.8 |
| In addition to its Civil War fort, Pea Patch Island boasts the state's largest nesting site for egrets, herons, and ibis. For spectacular views of the birds, hike the nature trail that winds through the woods to an observation platform overlooking the ... |
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| Rocky Run Trail | Brandywine Creek State Park | 2 |
| Several intersecting trails offer opportunities for longer hikes. Pets permitted on this trail. |
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| Sea Hawk Trail | Holts Landing State Park | 1.7 |
| Ospreys, alias sea hawks, are always in the air over the bay or are nesting in the tall pines. As you walk along the beach you can see lots of sea life that had washed in on the tide. Turning south, the trail goes through a once cultivated field that i... |
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| Seahawk Nature Trail | Holts Landing State Park | |
| Seahawk Nature Trail travels through a variety of areas including meadows, salt marsh, freshwater pond and poplar grove. |
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