Junction and Breakwater Trail
Six-mile rail-trail between Rehoboth and Lewes, mostly shaded
About this park
A flat 6-mile rail-trail between Rehoboth and Lewes, with the Wolfe Neck lot the most popular access for dog walks. The mid-section runs through woods and old fields with consistent shade; the Lewes end opens up into housing development with little tree cover. Mostly packed gravel, paved closer to Lewes.
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What visitors say
Synthesized from 69 Google reviewsReviewers praise the shade and the safety of an off-road path, especially compared with riding the streets in Dewey or Rehoboth. The mid-trail woods stretch is the consistent favorite for both walkers and cyclists.
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Before you go
Start from the Wolfe Neck lot to skip the exposed housing-tract section near Lewes. Carry water: the on-site restrooms get rough reviews and there are no fountains until you reach the Wawa at the trail end.
