This year's Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites Community Day April 5 will allow visitors to sample three of the six Heritage Trails for free and participate in a scavenger hunt.

The hunt will feature select stops at the Moravian Founders, Monocacy Valley and Victorian Bethlehem links, showcasing some of the most significant sites in Bethlehem's history. Expert guides will be on-hand to answer questions, and additional information is available on a newly-redesigned website at http://www.historicbethlehem.org, which also offers a free download detailing all 80 trail stops for the first 500 visitors who apply.

Download recipients who complete the scavenger hunt will also be entered to win an exclusive behind the scenes "Into the Vault" tour at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts.

Featured stops include the 1810 Goundie House, Moravian Museum, Burnside Plantation and Road to Nain Village: The Nain-Schober house thought to be the only remaining building left of the original settlement and has had several different locations, landing in its current one in 1905.

Visit the website for more details.