Financing Available: Text APPLY to 57597 and search for Lets Roll
Lancaster: (717) 490-3194
Marietta: (717) 380-2203
Financing Available: Text APPLY to 57597 and search for Lets Roll
Lancaster: (717) 490-3194
Marietta: (717) 380-2203
Explore the Delaware Canal Towpath, Tyler State Park, and the scenic Delaware River valley with Let’s Roll EBikes.
Bucks County is one of the most beloved cycling destinations in the Mid-Atlantic. Covered bridges, 18th-century canal towpaths, and rolling countryside threaded with top-rated trails make it a standout destination. The Delaware Canal State Park’s 58-mile towpath is a national treasure, running uninterrupted along the Delaware River from Easton to Bristol. Add Tyler State Park’s world-class trail system and Bucks County becomes an e-bike destination in its own right.
Let’s Roll EBikes in Lancaster and Marietta are just over an hour away via Route 30 or I-276, putting Bucks County riders within easy reach of expert service, premium bikes, and in-person test rides that make a real difference when you’re choosing what to buy.
A National Historic Landmark and one of the best rail-trail experiences on the East Coast, the Delaware Canal Towpath runs 58 miles along the original canal from Easton to Bristol. The packed-gravel surface passes through New Hope, Lambertville, and dozens of river towns with historic lock houses and canal features still intact.
Trail Highlights:
• 58 miles of historic towpath from Easton to Bristol with minimal elevation change
• Direct access through New Hope’s galleries, restaurants, and shops
• 18th-century canal locks, aqueducts, and lock tender houses
• Delaware River views throughout the route
• Connection to the D and R Canal State Park across the river in New Jersey
E-Bike Advantage:
The flat, packed-gravel surface is perfect for e-bikes. You can cover large sections in single outings with battery range you simply couldn’t match on a standard bike.
Tyler State Park in Newtown Township has 10 miles of paved multi-use trails weaving through rolling hillside terrain, open meadows, and wooded creek corridors. Natural surface trails are available for riders who want more challenge, making it one of the most versatile cycling destinations in southeastern Pennsylvania.
Trail Highlights:
• 10 miles of paved trail through varied terrain near Newtown
• Neshaminy Creek waterfall and dam as a rewarding mid-ride destination
• Natural surface trails for riders who want more of a challenge
• Picnic areas, fishing spots, and a canoe launch for full-day outings
• Family-friendly layout with clear trail markings
E-Bike Advantage:
Tyler’s rolling hills are manageable for most riders, but pedal assist makes them easy. You can ride the full network and actually enjoy the scenery rather than spending all your energy surviving the climbs.
The Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor Trail passes through the heart of Bucks County, connecting the Delaware Canal Towpath with Easton and the Lehigh Valley. This segment offers a great mix of towpath, paved rail-trail, and scenic river corridor riding.
Trail Highlights:
• Part of a 165-mile continuous trail from Bristol to Jim Thorpe
• Historic industrial heritage visible throughout the route
• Connection point to the Lehigh Valley trail network to the north
• Access to Easton’s vibrant arts and dining scene at the northern end
• Wildlife-rich riparian corridor with abundant birdlife
E-Bike Advantage:
The D and L Trail’s mild grades and long, uninterrupted stretches are made for e-biking. You can cover serious distances without fatigue and explore deep into the Lehigh Valley from a Bucks County starting point.
Bucks County’s largest park at over 1,200 acres, Core Creek Park near Langhorne offers a relaxed trail network around a scenic lake. It’s a perfect starting point for casual rides that connect through the county’s growing trail network.
Trail Highlights:
• Paved and natural trails around Lake Luxembourg
• Fishing, boating, and picnic facilities for full-day outings
• Dog-friendly park with wide, open paths
• Near Sesame Place and the county fairgrounds area
• Easy parking with multiple trail entry points
E-Bike Advantage:
Core Creek’s gentle terrain is ideal for new e-bike riders or families. The lakeside paths are smooth and scenic, and the connecting road routes through Langhorne allow for extended exploration without any stress.
Situated where Neshaminy Creek meets the Delaware River, this lower Bucks County park offers waterfront trail connections and access to the river corridor. The park connects to the growing trail network linking Bristol and Bensalem along the Delaware.
Trail Highlights:
• Delaware Riverfront access at the mouth of Neshaminy Creek
• Connection to the expanding Delaware River trail network
• Launch point for lower Bucks County rides toward Philadelphia
• Boat launch and fishing pier access
• A peaceful, less crowded alternative to busier county parks
E-Bike Advantage:
Use Neshaminy as your southern starting point for a great Delaware waterfront ride north toward New Hope and beyond. Your e-bike makes the full round trip achievable in a single day.
Bucks County’s mix of canal towpaths, park loops, and walkable borough centers calls for a versatile e-bike. These are the models our Bucks County customers come back for.
Best for: Towpath rides
Upright, comfortable, and smooth. The perfect partner for long Delaware Canal Towpath sessions.
Best for: Mixed terrain
Handles Tyler State Park’s natural surfaces and paved paths with equal confidence.
Best for: Lightweight riders
Nimble and refined for New Hope borough rides and rail-trail cruising.
Best for: Commuters
Reliable and powerful for riding between Bucks County’s walkable downtowns.
Bucks County’s four seasons each bring something different to the trails. Here is when to ride and what to expect through the year.
The Delaware Canal Towpath blooms beautifully in April. Wildflowers, migrating warblers, and comfortable temperatures make spring the premier Bucks County riding season.
Evening towpath rides are stunning in summer. Beat the midday heat with morning canal rides and cool off with a stop in New Hope.
Bucks County’s covered bridge country turns spectacular in October. The D and L Trail through mixed hardwood forest is unforgettable in peak foliage.
The packed-gravel towpath is often rideable through winter. Peaceful, crowd-free conditions make cold-weather rides surprisingly rewarding.
Let’s Roll EBikes serves riders throughout Bucks County, including Doylestown, New Hope, Newtown, Langhorne, Bristol, Levittown, Quakertown, Perkasie, Sellersville, Souderton, Hatfield, Warminster, Warrington, Chalfont, Jamison, Buckingham, and surrounding townships.
Bucks County riders make the trip to Let’s Roll EBikes regularly, and they’ll tell you it’s worth the drive. Just over an hour from Doylestown via Route 30 or I-276, our Lancaster location has the expert advice, the selection, and the test ride experience that Bucks County customers come back for.
Drive time from Let’s Roll EBikes: Just over an hour via Route 30 or I-276