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Are you back for the views, the challenge, the wildlife (eek!), or just the snacks? This time, Mimi takes on the steep Lehigh Gap East Loop, where the toughest climb comes within the first half mile - and the breathtaking views make every step worth it.
📍 Lehigh Gap East Loop (via the Appalachian Trail)
Danielsville, Pennsylvania
🅿️ Trailhead Parking
Off PA Route 248, north of the PA-145/PA-248 junction (Walnutport side)
GPS: 40.784422, -75.609038
🥾 Hike Details
• Distance: 3-mile loop
• Elevation Gain: 1,000 ft
• Difficulty: Hard (steep climb)
🌄 What to Expect
Magnificent views of the Delaware Water Gap. The entire elevation gain comes in the first half mile, making for a steep, challenging climb before the trail levels out into a much easier, more runnable section.
⚠️ Good to Know
This hike includes Class 3 scrambling. Do not attempt it in wet conditions or without prior scrambling experience.
🧭 Looking for a Similar Hike?
Mount Tammany in North Jersey offers comparable views with less exposure.
💬 Got a hiking question for Mimi?
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hey Mimi I love your show how was your Shabbat with Oorah I saw you there😊
Most wonderful Shabbat! I loved meeting all of you, the whole experience, and of course the Mountain View’s 🤩
Mimi, this was amazing!! The views were absolutely breathtaking, but I love even more how you make hiking feel approachable and inspiring for women. You’re showing that strength, adventure, and pushing yourself can be such a beautiful part of life.
I truly appreciate that! I’d love to hear that you get out there and experience it for yourself too! Have a wonderful rest of summer!
Beautiful!! Looking for hiking sneaker recommendations?
Hi Ahuva!
i personally love Saucony Xodus Ultras but Brooks Cascadia is excellent as well! Have fun!
STUNNINGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!! WE LOVE OUR COUSIN!!!!!!!! GO MIMI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
what do you do when you see snakes?
Hey Sari!
I am pretty knowledgeable on which kinds of snakes are venomous and where they usually are situated. The key is not to startle them. And keep a distance. They will also warm you with a rattle or sound, so it’s important not to have AirPods or earphones plugged in.
do you hike alone? is it safe?
Many women hike alone. I meet so many of them. Safety protocol is a big subject. Perhaps I’ll do a video of that sort!