After a long, cold winter, the first day of spring has arrived — and with it, several opportunities to get outside and enjoy the weekend.
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The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control announced that two trails at Cape Henlopen State Park will temporarily close on weekdays for repair work beginning March 9.
Cape Henlopen State Park has reopened the Gordons Pond and Junction and Breakwater trails following a temporary closure due to debris and snow from last month’s winter storm.
An adult grey seal was found dead on the bayside beach at Cape Henlopen State Park on Feb. 28, according to the Marine Education, Research & Rehabilitation Institute.
Entrances and parking areas at Cape Henlopen State Park are now open, but only select trails are currently passable as crews continue clearing snow and debris.
DNREC will close The Point at Cape Henlopen State Park beginning Sunday, March 1, to protect nesting grounds and migratory paths for threatened and endangered bird species.
After more than two weeks of bitter cold, the ice that locked up much of the Delaware Bay is finally starting to loosen its grip.
At the event, Ritter discussed the state parks' finances, priorities in Cape Henlopen State Park, and more.
The Shine a Light series continues with an interview with the director of DNREC's Division of Parks and Recreation, Matthew Ritter on Jan. 29., at the Lewes Public Library from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
DELMARVA- If your New Year’s resolution is to have more fun in 2026, this weekend has plenty of options.