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The Audubon Auto Tour
50+ mile Guided Tour In NEPA

 

 

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Description of the  
Exploring Audubon's  Lehigh
Auto Tour

prepared by: The Audubon's Auto Tour Advisory Board

The Auto Tour highlights John James Audubon's 1829 visit to the Upper Lehigh River in Northeastern Pennsylvania, where he explored the variety of birds and other wildlife.  The Auto Tour retraces some of his Footsteps through the "Great Pine Forest" and provides the "Explorer" the opportunity to experience the natural beauty of the region and its rich industrial and natural heritage.  During the 53 mile looped tour, you will be given an opportunity to see the region as John James Audubon, plus enjoy the historic towns and villages, beautiful countryside and scenic views, historical landmarks, and unique geological features.

John James Audubon is the famed 19th century naturalist who traveled, observed, painted and wrote about birds and other wildlife.  He lived in Pennsylvania and traveled extensively throughout the United States.  The aim of the Audubon's America Program is to help conserve, enhance, interpret, and protect the natural and cultural resources.  Where appropriate, the program aims to stimulate tourism, recreation, and economic development on both public and private lands.

During the tour you will be guided using tour map, audio cassette, posted tour signs, and a guide book.   The detailed guide book and  self-guided audio cassette, and maps are available and the tour and directional signs have been installed along the tour route.  The audio cassette not only provides you with directions, but suggestions for side trips and additional history of the region, specific historical events and much more. 

Its is our hope that you will be able to discover the beauty of our region just like John James Audubon did in 1829.  If you are interested in historic sites and buildings, birding, trails and railroads, wildlife, great scenic views, outdoor activities, and even unique shops, eateries, and stores, the TOUR is FOR YOU !

 

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