The Rail-Trail Council of NEPA, Inc. is a non-profit organization developing recreational trails in northeastern Pennsylvania. The office is located in the Borough of Union Dale, Susquehanna County, in the Cables Store Building, alongside the D&H Rail-Trail.

The D&H Rail-Trail is 38 miles long from Simpson to the New York border near Susquehanna, PA. Ten miles have been improved with a stone dust surface suitable for hybrid and mountain bikes. The improved section runs along the Upper Lackawanna River from Vandling to Herrick Center. It is also used by equestrians, runners and hikers. Other sections of the D&H are graded original railbed surface usable by mountain bikers and hikers.

Forest City Trailhead • Lat 41° 38'44.99"N, Long 75°27'46.11"W
Union Dale Trailhead • Lat 41°42'49.00"N, Long 75°29'32.05"W

The parallel O&W Rail-Trail is 8 miles long from Simpson to Stillwater Dam (Route 171). It is graded original railbed surface and rough in places, more suitable for mountain bikes. The O&W runs along the east side of the Upper Lackawanna River. The first two miles of the O&W starting in Simpson are used to access the improved the D&H. The O&W continues through Wayne County to Hancock, NY with sections under township and private ownership.

The Endless Mountains Trail, formerly known as the Bridgewater Riding Trail, is a 10-mile trail in the Montrose area. The Council is working to formalize easements on this trail. The trail is currently used by walkers and dog-walkers at the Montrose end behind the Pump-n-Pantry, Route 706.