Delaware River

The Delaware River, a significant waterway in US history, is best known for George Washington’s daring crossing near Trenton, New Jersey, during the Revolutionary War. Stretching 330 miles (531 kilometers), the river flows past Philadelphia, where a vibrant modern waterfront offers a variety of experiences. Visitors can enjoy great food, music, shopping, and summer festivals along its banks. For outdoor enthusiasts, the river provides opportunities for kayaking, fishing, and swimming, making it a dynamic destination for both historical reflection and contemporary recreation.