Trails of Western Pennsylvania and Around

Gap Closed information

Gap Closed information
The Three Rivers Heritage Trail is a pedestrian/bicycle trail and greenway system in the Pittsburgh region running for 21 miles along both sides of the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio Rivers, it is an almost complete public route for cyclists, walkers, runners, and in some places rollerbladers.

Trail information

A) Point to Monongahela Wharf
The fountain at Point State Park is the beginning/terminus of the Great Allegheny Passage. Here one dips the bike wheel in the fountain to signify the begin/end of the journey. They are renovating the side walk and paths along the river front and around teh museum. Access to the park is only from in front of the Hilton Hotel and via the Pedestrian Bridge ramps from the North and South Shore.
Trail Status: Open/Closed: The path to the fountain is closed. You can get to the Fort Pitt museum, the Blockhouse, and the sidewalk across the Fort Pitt and Duquesne bridges. (Ridden June 2010)

B) Monongahela Wharf
This section of trail was officially opened Nov 16,2010. It includes a very nice path along the river edge, boat tie-ups, heart plants and a flood-resistant infrastructure. Currently (Nov 2011) the only access is via the parking lot ramp at the corner of Fort Duquesne Blvd and Wood Street. One can not make their way from the Wharf into Point State Park.
Trail Status: Open:

B) Switchback Wharf to Smithfield Street
To complete the connection between the Eliza Furnace Trail and Point Park, Riverlife has plans for a "switchback" ramp from the Smithfield Street bridge down to the Mon Wharf Landing along the river. The completion of the switchback will eliminate a long block on busy Fort Pitt Blvd which is one way towards the Point. This project is scheduled to be completed in 2013. Riverlife has a commitment of $1 million for the project. There is a need to raise another $1.7 million for engineering and construction.
Trail Status: On road:
To get from the Mon Wharf to Smithfield Street - About half way along the wharf the exit road leads up to the left. Follow it up to Fort Pitt Blvd which is one way against you. From this point, one can go two blocks over to the Blvd of the Allies and then two blocks back on Smithfield Street, or cross Fort Pitt Blvd, turn right and walk your bike along the sidewalk for one block. Note: The sidewalk is in the central business district and therefore it is illegal to ride on this sidewalk. At the end of the block cross Smithfield street, turn right and cross Fort Pitt Blvd and the expressway ramp. Turn left on the shared use path (sidewalk) between the concrete jersey barriers.
To get from the Eliza Furnace Trail to the Mon Wharf - Cross Grant Street where the two expressway ramps join Grant. Follow the shared use path (sidewalk) between the concrete jersey barriers. Cross Smithfield Street, turn right and cross the expressway ramp. Either join the road traffic on the left side of Fort Pitt Blvd for a long block to the Monongahela Wharf entrance, or cross Fort Pitt Blvd and walk along the sidewalk for the block. Note: The sidewalk is in the central business district and therefore it is illegal to side on this sidewalk. Head down the ramp to Monongahela Wharf parking. At the bottom of the ramp turn right and proceed to the end of the parking area.
Trail Status: Closed:

C) Eliza Furnace Trail
The Great Allegheny Passage uses 2.5 miles of the paved Eliza Furnace trail between the Smithfield Street Bridge and the Hot Metal bridge.
Trail Status: Open: (Ridden Nov 2011)

D) Hot Metal Bridge
The Great Allegheny Passage crosses Second Avenue and the Monongahela River on the Hot Metal Bridge. This is a completely separated bridge form the automobile traffic.
Trail Status: Open: Concrete deck on bridge. (Ridden Nov 2011)

E1) South Side Trail
The Great Allegheny Passage will eventually use a portion of the paved, existing South Side Trail. The South Side Trail currently dead ends towards the southeast (the end away from Pittsburgh) and does not have an outlet.
Trail Status: Open: But useless for the Great Allegheny Passage. (Ridden Oct 2011)
As of Nov 2011 your best bet is to use a shuttle service from the end of the Hot Metal Bridge to the Pump house at the Waterfront or Duquesne (Grant street in the RIDC Park) or McKeesport Marina.

F) Keystone
Construction is happening i this area.
The trail base has been graded and rolled. It does not have finished surface. A major fence needs to be contructed, and a connection to the Sandcastle section must be made.
Trail Status: Closed: for construction

G) Sandcastle
No easy place to put the trail. Permission has finally been obtained.
Allegheny County Executive Dan Onorato and Kennywood/Sandcastle President Peter J. McAneny on Oct 19th 2010 signed a ceremonial easement agreement at the water park.
At present (Nov 2011) the 2 to 3 million dollars to construct this segment of trail has not been fully obtained. It is hoped to begin construction over the winter 2011/2012 while the park is closed.
Best guess is open sometime mid to late summer 2012. Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/10299/1098083-139.stm and
Trail Status:Closed: The cashier at the entrance road gate said that bicycles were allowed through. (reported 30 Jul 2008). As of Oct 2011, the gate at the west end of the parking lot is locked because Sandcastle is closed and therefore at this time there is no passage. Homestead Police have been patrolling this area and have arrested trespassers.

H) Water Front 1
Permission is obtained, Exact trail location will be determined when adjacent trail location is finalized.
Trail Status: On road: Not yet built, but the roads in the Waterfront plaza are wide and can accommodate bicycle traffic. (reported Oct 2011)

I) Waterfront 2
Existing Limestone 1.1 mile trail, between back of stores/apartments and river.
Trail Status: Open: (Ridden Oct 2011)

J) Waterfront 3
Trail Status: Open: As of June 10, 2011
The trail use to run along the narrow sidewalk from the Pump House to the bottom of the Waterfront exit.
The trail now has a seperate lane along the river side of the street. It has two way bicycle trafficand is protected from the automotive traffic by candlesticks. (Ridden Nov 2011)

K) Waterfront to Mckeesport
Trail Status: Open: As of June 10, 2011
The 10 foot paved trail from the Waterfront to Mckessport crosses the railroad twice and passes the bottom of Kennywood on the Gas pipline road. (Ridden Nov 2011)

L) Locust St
At present the trail uses the sidewalk on the north side of Locust Street to get from the Industrial Park to the Marina, where the existing trail starts. The sidewalk has bicycle symbols painted on it about every thirty feet.
Trail Status: Open on sidewalk: Using city sidewalks (ridden Nov 2011)

M) Mckees Point Marina
Paved trail through the Marina area and the Park with a side trail out to McKees Point (The junction of the Youghiogheny and the Monongahela.
Trail Status: Open:

photos

Riverton Ramp Constuction 30-July

SouthSide Construction 30-July

Legend

Allegheny River Trail
The Allegheny River Trail follows the Allegheny River south from Franklin toward Belmar, Brandon, Kennerdell, St George, and Emlenton. Eventually it will reach Upper Hillville. The trail has an 8 ft-wide asphalt surface, and is marked with mileposts. This trail takes you to some of the region’s most outstanding rivers.
Zoom in for trailheads
Click for Allegheny River Trail website.
Click for FreeWheeling Easy write-up.
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Parking icons

Franklin

Deep Hollow

Belmar

Brandon

Rockland Station

Emlenton

Foxboro

Trail Paths

allegheny River Emlenton

allegheny River Balmar

Sanuel Justis

foxboro

Emlenton to Foxboro

Allegheny River Trail
The Allegheny River Trail follows the Allegheny River south from Franklin toward Belmar, Brandon, Kennerdell, St George, and Emlenton. Eventually it will reach Upper Hillville. The trail has an 8 ft-wide asphalt surface, and is marked with mileposts. This trail takes you to some of the region’s most outstanding rivers.
Zoom in for trailheads
Click for Allegheny River Trail website.
Click for FreeWheeling Easy write-up.

Armstrong Trail
Armstrong Trail is planned to run for 52.5 miles along the east side of the Allegheny River from Schenley to Upper Hillville, primarily in Armstrong County and partly in Clarion County. Spur trails are planned westward to East Brady and eastward along Red Bank Ck.
Zoom in for trailheads
Click for Armstrong Trail website.
Click for FreeWheeling Easy write-up.
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Catfish Run

East Brady

Phillipston

Canfield

Mosgrove

Ford City

Crooked Creek

Redbank

Lawsonham

Kittanning

Lock and Dam 8

Hoostwn to RedBank

Armstrong line by bowling Alley #3

North of Mahoning Creek

armstrong line 13

armstrong line 2

East Brady South

Mahoning Creek to Hookstown

Untitled Path

mannorville

Short Street Segment

Armstrong bowling Alley #1

rmstrong line by bowling Alley

East Brady North

Amstrong Trail

Arsrong Trail

Road Segment

Armstrong Road

East Brady Playground to trailhead

Closed Tunnell

red Bank Creek Trail - very rough surface

Cowanshannock Trail

Armstrong Trail
Armstrong Trail is planned to run for 52.5 miles along the east side of the Allegheny River from Schenley to Upper Hillville, primarily in Armstrong County and partly in Clarion County. Spur trails are planned westward to East Brady and eastward along Red Bank Ck.
Click for Armstrong Trail website.

Bayfront Parkway Multi-Use Trail
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Lawrance Pier

Behrend College

Frontier Park

Bayfont Parkway Trail

Side Path

BayFront

Bayfront 3

Bayfront 4

Campus loop 1

Port Access

Bayfront Parkway Multi-Use Trail

Beaver River Rails to to Trails
Click for Beaver River Rails to to Trails website.

11th Street Ball Field

College Ave

Beaver River Trail Southern Section

Bever River Trail Northern Section

Butler-Freeport Community Trail
The Butler-Freeport Trail follows the former Butler Branch Rail Line of Conrail. The route runs from Freeport Borough, along Buffalo and Little Buffalo Creeks to Great Belt and Herman, then down Coal Run to Butler. It passes through wooded areas, open farmland, small villages, and deep valleys
Click for Butler-Freeport Community Trail website.

Butler

Cabot

Sarver fire hall

Monroe

Laneville by the mill

BonnieBrook

To Butler City

Unfinished trail

Butler Freeport

Butler Freeport under Contruction

Buzzard Swamp
Allegheny National Forest offers many opportunities for bicy�cling. They are more rugged than most of the trails in this guide. The Buzzard Swamp area offers a 9.6-mile network of rolling grassy trails with good opportunities to see wildlife. It offers an easy transition from developed rail-trails to off-road cycling.
Click for Buzzard Swamp website.

Buzzard Swamp end of Forest Road 157
Buzzard Swamp end of Forest Road 157 TrailHead - GPS -79.081583982985, 41.4492523283011,0

Lower Buzzaed Swamp

Upper Buzzard Swamp

Forest Road 376

Lemonville Road

Clarion-Little Toby Bike and Hike Trail

Brokway section

around a home site

ridgeway

Coal and Coke Trail
Click for Coal and Coke Trail website.

Willows Park

Kendi Park

Mt Pleasent Road

Mt Pleasent Rd/Sewage Treatment plant
Mt Pleasent Rd/Sewage Treatment plant TrailHead - GPS -79.5500306128557, 40.1138664492415,0

Robert and Irene Stout Parking Area
Robert and Irene Stout Parking Area TrailHead - GPS -79.5618903596432, 40.1076310882779,0

Kendal park Triangle

Kendal Park Connection

Jacobs Creek Trail

Coal and Coke Trail

Coal and Coke mid secton

Sewage Treatment Lane

Corry Junction Greenway Trail
Click for Corry Junction Greenway Trail website.

Plastic Road

Hereford Road

Ballfiled to Cement Plant

Corry north

Deckers Creek
Decker's Creek climbs 1000 feet in the 19 winding miles between the Monongahela River and Morgan Mine Rd east of Reedsville. It's usually close to Decker's Creek.
Click for Deckers Creek website.

Mellon Church

County Route 27/3 near Burk

Masontown
Just on the west/north side of town turn onto Bridgeway Ave. Go about 500 feet and turn right down to the trail.Masontown TrailHead - GPS -79.802745357814, 39.5542694419211,0

Morgantown

E Brockway Ave in Park
Park anywhere along the road in the park. Near the swimming pool there is a bridge to cross the stream to the trail E Brockway Ave in Park TrailHead - GPS -79.9384908311561, 39.6281398209005,0

Open Trail

Bridge to park

Duck Hollow Trail

Duck Hollow Barge Dock

Commercial Street - Frick Park

Dck Hollow - Somerset Connection

Lower SummerSet

East Branch Trail
A 3.1 mile section centered on Spartansburg has been completed. (2010). It is a two-lane greenway. One side consists of an 8-foot-wide lane of asphalt pavement for bike riding and other non-motorized wheels. The adjacent 8-foot-wide side has gravel for horses and horse-drawn buggies that travel in and around Spartansburg.

Spartinsburg

Route 89S

East Banch Trail

89S to Centerville

Erie to Pittsburgh
Click for Erie to Pittsburgh website.

Ernst Bicycle Trail
Traversing terrain with imprints of ice-age glaciation, the trail passes through the lush bottom lands of French Creek Valley. French Creek is Pennsylvania most biologically diverse body of water. From the creek to the end of the trail's completed portion, the landscape is pastoral with varied environments of meadow and marsh, hardwood stands and hemlock thickets.
Click for Ernst Bicycle Trail website.

Mercer Route 322

Krider Road

Ernst Trail Mercer

Route 19 to Conneaut Lake

Five Star Trail
The Five Star Trail is named for the 5 towns that cooperated to develop it: Greensburg, South Greensburg, Southwest Greensburg, Hempfield Township, and Youngwood. It parallels US119 for 6.1 miles from Lynch Field in Greensburg to the Railroad Museum in Youngwood and then to Hollis Rd. A branch trail, the Sewickley Creek Trail, runs from Youngwood to Armbrust. For most of its length the trail is finished in packed crushed limestone, though a mile is on a low-traffic road. Numerous trailside benches offer places to rest and enjoy the trail. Because of its urban character and location close to busy US119, this may become foremost a transportation and local recreation trail rather than a major destination.
Click for Five Star Trail website.

Buncher Industrail Site

Midway

Youngwood

Lynch Field

Buthcher Instrial Site

Amerest Colledge

Great Shamokin Path
Click for Great Shamokin Path website.

Numine

Yatesboro Sewer Plant

East end

West end

Greenville - Jamestown Trail

Greenville

Corry-Greenville

Little Beaver Creek Greenway

leetonia 558

Leetonia

Market St

Lincoln Ave

Maple St

Lison west

St Jacobs Logtown Rd

Little Beaver GreenWay Trail
Click for Little Beaver GreenWay Trail website.

Lisbon

Willow Grove Park

Township Road 780

Centenial Bridge

Franklin Square

Struthers

Little Beaver Creek Greenway, Lisbon

Little Beacer Creek Greenway South Section

Little Beaver Creek Greenway on road

Little Beacer Creek Greenway North Section

Mahoning Shadow Trail
Click for Mahoning Shadow Trail website.

Winslow Rd - East end

Valier

Punxsutawney - Skate park

Punxsutawney - S Penn st

Punxutawmey

Punxatawney East

after Gap

short gap

McClintock Trail

Rynd Farm, Coal Oil Johnny House
Rynd Farm, Coal Oil Johnny House TrailHead - GPS -79.6919167206166, 41.4831879363405,0

McClintock #1 historic site

McClintock

McKeesport the Loop

Boston

28th Street

39th street

Market Street

across birdge

River road

Behind Kane

Durabnd bypass

Boston Bridge

Versalles

mcKeesport 29th-15th

Mckees Point Marina

Liberty Boro Side path (steep)

Mill Creek
Click for Mill Creek website.

Mahoning Avenue

Kirk Road

ODOT lot Route 224 Weekends only

Mill Creek Farm

Mill Creek

Mallard Crossing

Moraine State Park (Lake Arthur) Bike Trail
Click for Moraine State Park (Lake Arthur) Bike Trail website.

Lakeview

Watts Bay Marinia

Davis Hollow Marina

North Shore Bicycle Rental

Trail along Dam

Extension

North Shore Start Bicycle Rental

Camolot

Lakeview North

Lakeview north then bending east

Lakeview North then east

Lakeview north then west

Barber Point

Barber Point northest

Worth Point west

Worth Point

Davis Marina west

Ohio River Trail
A proposed trail that will connect the Montour Trail in Coraopolis to the state line at East Liverpool. This will enable a ride from Pittsburgh, Pa to the growing network of trails in Ohio
Click for Ohio River Trail website.

Glasgow

Montour Trail Connection

Shouth Shore Section

North Shore section - Glasgow

Monaca Rochester Bridge

Coraopolis

Neville Issland

Monaca Streets

Park

Oil Creek State Park Trail
The birthplace of the oil industry supplies the setting for a ride that combines the natural beauty of Oil Creek Valley's clear trout stream and hemlock-hardwood forest with traces of the oil boom that once dominated the valley. The trail follows the path of the railroad that once carried oil from wells in this and adjacent valleys. But the intervening century has erased most evidence of the industry, and you now rely on interpretive signs along the trail and the Drake Well Museum to pick out the remaining traces
Click for Oil Creek State Park Trail website.

Drake Well Museum

Petroleum Center

Oil Creek State Park

Oil Creek

Panhandle Trail
The trail route follows the former Panhandle Branch RR for 29 miles from Walker's Mill, in Colliers Township, west of Pittsburgh to Weirton Junction, near Weirton WV. The small town of Colliers WV is not far from the western end of the trail, so the trail is sometimes described as connecting Collier to Colliers. The trail runs through rural areas and small towns, and the wide right of way is mostly finished in crushed stone.
Click for Panhandle Trail website.

Cemetary Hill Road

Greeg Station Road

Scotch Hill Road

Oakdale

Walkers Mill

McDonald Trail House

SunnySide

Midway
Behind the fire station, at the south end of N Main StMidway TrailHead - GPS -80.2898596364794, 40.368211,0

Harmon Creek Road

Quicksilver

Primrose

Bulgar

Walkers Mill to Oakdale

Oakdale to McDonald

McDonald to Midway

Midway to Bulger

Bulger to Jaffre

Jaffre to Bugettstown

Byegettstown to State Line

State Line t Hermen

Presque Isle State Park Bikepath
Click for Presque Isle State Park Bikepath website.

Presque Isle Entrance
Many parking lots within the ParkPresque Isle Entrance TrailHead - GPS -80.1543709606418, 42.1137298566508,0

Preque Isle Bike Path

Crystl Point

Presque North Side

Pymatuning State Park Trail
Click for Pymatuning State Park Trail website.

Pymatuning Spillway

Pymatuning1 Lake North Bot Launch
Pymatuning1 Lake North Bot Launch TrailHead - GPS -80.4448665506881, 41.6267938808875,0

Pymatuning Dam
Trail under the bridge. cross road and walk down the embankmentPymatuning Dam TrailHead - GPS -80.4558296514483, 41.5031548612253,0

Jamestown North

Pymantuning South

Pymantunng North

Queen City Trail
Click for Queen City Trail website.

Drake Musemum to Titusville

Titusville

Neiboorhood streets

Parking Lot to Drake Well Museum

Redbank Valley Trail
The Redbank Valley Trail will run along Redbank Ck for 42 miles from the Allegheny River to Brookville, with a 9-mile spur to Sligo. The trail is actively under development (November 2010), with some sections graded and rolled, but not yet finished. A 13 mile section starting just east of New Bethlehem to just east of Summerville has been graded and rolled. There are a number of bridges that have not been decked, and it is not recommended to cross them.
Click for Redbank Valley Trail website.

Moore Road

Soccer Club

northeast of Summerville

northeast of Summerville to Baxter

Hawthorn to Mayport

Mayport towards Summerville

south of Summerville to Baxter

Samuel Justus Recreational Trail
A 9-foot-wide strip of excellent asphalt runs along the former Allegheny Valley Railroad right-of-way, tucked between the south bank of the Allegheny River and a wooded bluff. The trail is almost completely flat and runs about 30 feet above the river, affording good views of whatever is happening on the river. Birds and wildflowers are abundant.The trail passes several oil wells, some still operating, and oil storage tanks.
Click for Samuel Justus Recreational Trail website.

Oil City Sewer Plant

Oil City Boat Launch

Samuel Justus

Oil City

Sandy Creek Trail
The creek is at the bottom of a 300' forested valley, and the bridges are 50' or so above the creek, providing fine views up and down the valley. Three crossings bring the trail to the tunnel through a 200' high ridge at Deep Valley. The creek crossings continue after the tunnel - three more crossings of the East Sandy before the trail settles on the south bank, then two more bridges over tributaries.
Click for Sandy Creek Trail website.

Van

Intersection

Fishermans Cove Road

Fishermans Cove

FishermansCove Road

Belmer to Van

Balmer to Van

West side of Allegheny

Stavich Bicycle Trail
An excellent asphalt surface carries you through farmland and woods along the Mahoning River.
Click for Stavich Bicycle Trail website.

Lowellville

Stavich Trail Sturhers to Lowellville

Stavich Trail East of Lowellville

Stavich Trail On Tail

Stavich Trail On trail

Stavich Trail On Trail

Lowellville Street

Steel Valley Trail
Click for Steel Valley Trail website.

WaterFront
There are plenty of places to park at the WaterFront shopping area. If you park in some restaurant or store parking lot, it is common courtesy to buy something. This is the biggest lot and least likely to be filled. From your car, walk towards the river, and towards the theater. Exit the north most corner of the lot and cross the main street with the light. Turn right on the sidewalk. In about 800 feet (250 meters), just past the pedestrian bridge, turn left onto the existing trail.

WaterFront Pumphouse
The SVTC recently participated in a Master Plan for the Pump House site (located at the eastern end of the Waterfront Development). As part of the development of this site, the trail at the Waterfront will be extended through the Pump House. This site will also be a future trail head with amenities such as parking, restrooms, benches and bike racks available to trail users. Parking is available now, without the amenities.

McKee Point Marinia
Some trail parking under the bridge.McKee Point Marinia TrailHead - GPS -79.8690132922911, 40.3508830009196,0

Grant Street Duquesne
The is a Park and Ride parking lot across Route 837 from the trail entrance. Park here and use the traffic light to cross to the beginning of the trailGrant Street Duquesne TrailHead - GPS -79.8440657924229, 40.3719031658689,0

Sandcastle

WaterFront Costco to Town Square

WaterFront Town Square to Pump House

WaterFront 4

Pipeline Trail

Riverton Bridge - Duequesne

Locust Street

Three Rivers Heritage Trail
The Three Rivers Heritage trail is a collection of trails along the river front in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County
Click for Three Rivers Heritage Trail website.

First Avenue Garage
The First Avenue Garage is entered off of First Street just as you approach the Jail, and under the Crosstown Blvd bridge. The stairway exit to the trail is in the Southwest corner, towards the river and city. If you take the elevators, exit through the door behind the elevators, turn left towards the river. Walk 260 feet (80 meters) to the trail. Bicycle rental is available at the trailhead from Golden Triangle BikeFirst Avenue Garage TrailHead - GPS -79.9961359457493, 40.4349372354223,0

Second Avenue Lot
This lot is located on Second Avenue just past the 10th Street Bridge. Parking is free in the evenings and on the weekends. The Eliza Furnace trail runs next to this lot. Bicycle rental is available at Golden Triangle Bike. Park here and take a 5 minute stroll on the trail, toward the city, and you will be on a bike in no time.Second Avenue Lot TrailHead - GPS -79.988483875178, 40.4342345313086,0

River Front Park
River Front Park is located under the Bermingham Bridge. On Carson Avenue, turn towards the river onto 18th street. Go six blocks and cross the railroad tracks. Continue about a quarter of a mile (0.4 kilometers) to the boat ramp area and the parking lots. The trail runs along the river side of the upper parking lot.

South Side Works parking
There are a number of parking garages on the SouthSide Works area. You can see a map, get directions and prices. Bicycle rental is also available from Golden Triangle Bike which is located in front of the Cheesecake Factory.South Side Works parking TrailHead - GPS -79.9669741247003, 40.4287132199148,0

Swinburne Street Lot
The access to this parking is through a hole in the wall. As you traverse Second Avenue between Bates Street and Greenfield Avenue there will be a flashing yellow blinker by a hole in the wall. Go through the hole and turn right at the first opportunity. Straight ahead will be the gate to the hospital parking lot, but you continue turning right and enter the free trailhead parking.

Lawrenceville Lot
This is a very small lot. You may have to park along the street. From Butler Street, turn towards the river on 4Oth Street. Take the second right, just before getting on the bridge. Go 100 feet (30 meters) and turn left on 40th Street, along side the bridge. Go two blocks and find some place to park. Do not block the entrance to CMU's Robotics Institute. Another location, is somewhere along 43rd Street.

River Av North Side

Mellon Park

Millvale Park

Point State Park

Mon Wharf

The Point

Switchbacks

Smithfield Street Bridge

Eliza Furnance Trail

Hot Metal Bridge

SouthSide Trail

Carouso

South Side to hot metal

Hot Metal to Saline St

Lawrenceville Trail

Fort Dueqursne Bridge

East Shore Allegheny River

Washingtons landing

North Shore

Washingtons Landing Bridge

Schenly Park Blvd

Schenley Park Phiipps

Schenle Park Oval

Under the 31st Street Bridge

Warren/North Warren Trail

Warren

North Warren

parking connection

East Street

Western Reserve Greenway
Click for Western Reserve Greenway website.

Austinburg

Rock Creek Runaround

Lampson Road Staging Area

Woodman Ave

Munson Hill

Western Reserve North Secion

Western Reserve Austinburg South

Western Reserve South End

Westland Branch (Montour Trail)
From: Gil McGurl Date: Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 11:31 AM Subject: RE: [Montour-Trail] Railroad on the Trail To: Montour-Trail@yahoogroups.com Let me try and clarify what will occur along the Montour with the upcoming construction. There will be construction along the existing trail from Gilmore Junction to Southview which is approximately MP 21.5 to MP 20.5. During this construction Markwest is required to keep the trail open.
The specific details of how this will be accomplished are still uncertain because final design is several months away but the MTC will review the plans and make certain that the trail remains open.
The new trail with rail will be built along the former Westland/Midland branch of the Montour Railroad. It will begin at Gilmore junction, cross Southview road, cross Route 50 and then continue along route 50 and Hornhead road to a trail head in the vicinity of Westland, a distance of about 3.5 miles. The exact location of this trailhead and another along Hornhead road are yet to be determined.
Every attempt will be made to have the entire surface of the trail 10 feet wide. There are however two areas along the trail where it is uncertain if a full 10 foot width can be maintained. These sections comprise less than 10% of the 3.5 miles of new trail and the MTC will work with Markwest to achieve full width wherever it is physically possible. The actual width of the trail in these constricted areas will be determined during final design over the next several months and based on our interactions with Markwest the MTC is convinced that they intend to construct a high quality trail for our users. Gil McGurl

Westland Branch

Wynn and Clara Tredway Riverfront Park

Arnold

McCane Hollow

Wynn & Clara Tredway Trail