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Throughout the past year, parks and trails have been a source of sanity for our Lehigh Valley region. Whether it was a weekend bike ride or a post-work run, parks and trails allowed people to reduce pandemic-induced stress and safely enjoy recreational activities with their loved ones. 

The weather is warming up and that means it's the perfect time to indulge in some ice cream. We’ve got the inside scoop on ice cream spots along THE LINK Trail Network. From sundaes to shakes, here are four places to stop for a sweet treat on your next trail outing*. 

Did you know THE LINK Trail Network connects you to local businesses that share your passion for the great outdoors and healthy living? Here’s a list of just a few of the locally-owned businesses to support next time you’re exploring THE LINK. 

While exploring all that THE LINK Trail Network has to offer in Lehigh Valley, you’re bound to work up an appetite. There are lots of convenient places to fuel up near the various trailheads before heading back out to log more miles. Here’s a list of five spots to dine during your outdoor adventure*.

Summer is here in Lehigh Valley, but we’re still social distancing and practicing pandemic precautions. The last five months have taken their toll on our social calendars, not to mention our mental health and our waistlines. But it’s proven that spending time outdoors can provide a cascade of benefits, so get out for some fresh air! Looking for a new place to explore? Enter THE LINK Trail Network of Lehigh Valley, a resource that combines the great outdoors with the benefits of physical activity.

2019 marks the 50th year since Stonewall. Here in Allentown, Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center is hosting Lehigh Valley Pride 2019 on Sunday, August 18 with the theme “Millions of Moments of Pride.”

Twenty-five years ago, LGBT history in Allentown was made as the first Pride Festival was organized in the city. Since then, the festival has grown tremendously and this year’s celebration, which marks the 25th anniversary of Pride in the Park, is expected to have over 4,000 people.

So you know that the Lehigh Valley has wineries and you’ve been to a couple of them, but did you

Post contributed by Erika Liodice.

On the first Friday night of every month, the shops, restaurants,

Excitement and anticipation lit up the air on the opening night of Musikfest. Opening the show were