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Ohio and Erie Canal Towpath Trail | Photo by Richard T. Bower

The Industrial Heartland Trails Coalition (IHTC) is collaborating to complete and connect a system of 1,500+ miles of shared use trails. The goal is to connect the trail network so that local and visiting trail users can walk and bike from trail to trail, city to city, and town to town. The system is 48% complete, linking 51 counties and four states creating a premiere trail destination.

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Trail Town Shoppers
Photo Credit: Kathy Bailey
Visitors are able to experience the Canalway and trail in many ways throughout the area
Photo Credit: Tom Jones, Buckeye Photography
PA Wilds Loop in winter
Photo Credit: AVTA member
The Route 28 Trail Bridge, opened in 2010 - part of the Three Rivers Heritage Trail
Photo Credit: Jason Cohn
A couple bikes along Pittsburgh’s North Shore on the Three Rivers Heritage Trail
Photo Credit: Jason Cohn
The Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail goes straight through the heart of downtown Akron
Photo Credit: Tom Jones, Buckeye Photography
A cyclist commutes into downtown Pittsburgh using the Hot Metal Bridge
Photo Credit: Jason Cohn
Future Ohio River Trail - Ohioville, PA
Photo Credit: Vicent Troia
Opening ceremony on East Branch Trail, part of the Erie-to-Pittsburgh corridor
Photo Credit: Debra Frawley
A buggy going over ballards on the East Branch Trail
Photo Credit: Debra Frawley
Morning fog on the Allegheny River Trail, part of the Erie-to-Pittsburgh corridor
Photo Credit: Debra Frawley
A cyclist boarding the Oil Creek & Titusville Train
Photo Credit: Debra Frawley
Coalition member Ron Steffey at the old turntable on Armstrong Trail
Photo Credit: Pennsylvania Environmental Council
Summit Lake, Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath, OH
Photo Credit: Ohio & Erie Canalway Coalition
Repurposed covered bridge on the Little Beaver Creek Greenway
Photo Credit: Mill Creek Metro Parks
Allegheny River Trail South, Along The Erie-To-Pittsburgh corridor
Photo Credit: Debra Frawley
Mill Creek MetroParks Bikeway
Photo Credit: Mill Creek Metro Parks
Farm scene along the Mill Creek MetroParks Bikeway
Photo Credit: Mill Creek Metro Parks
Mill Creek MetroParks Bikeway
Photo Credit: Mill Creek Metro Parks
Montour Trail Ribbon Cutting with U.S. Representative Tim Murphy
Photo Credit: Ned Williams
Converted railroad bridge on the Niles Greenway
Photo Credit: Mill Creek Metro Parks
Panhandle Trail, WV
Photo Credit: Rails-to-Trails Conservancy
Winter XC skiing along the Panhandle Trail
Photo Credit: Rails-to-Trails Conservancy
Winter wonder along the Panhandle Trail
Photo Credit: Rails-to-Trails Conservancy
Panhandle Trail, WV
Photo Credit: Rails-to-Trails Conservancy
Panhandle Trail, WV
Photo Credit: Rails-to-Trails Conservancy
Wheeling Heritage Trail, WV
Photo Credit: Rails-to-Trails Conservancy
Historic Wheeling Suspension Bridge, WV
Photo Credit: Rails-to-Trails Conservancy
Mail Pouch Tobacco Factory & Headquarters Wheeling Heritage Trail, WV
Photo Credit: Rails-to-Trails Conservancy

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Industrial Heartland Trails Coalition

2 months ago

Huge congrats to the Mount Jewett to Kinzua Bridge Trail and the Knox and Kane Trail! Now is a great time to get out on trail for XC Skiing, cold weather running, and all winter exploring. But we hope to see you on the trail all year long as the season changes to pristine biking, handcycling, roller skating, and however-you-roll weather!The Mount Jewett to Kinzua Bridge Trail -- a 7.8-mile-long section of the larger Knox and Kane Rail Trail in McKean County -- has been named the 2023 Pennsylvania Trail of the Year.The former rail line provides a level trail for walking, jogging, biking, and horseback riding in The PA Wilds. In winter months, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling are also popular.Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/40vdKXd. #PATrailOfTheYear Award recipient: MJ2KB TRAIL CLUB ... See MoreSee Less

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Industrial Heartland Trails Coalition

3 months ago

Great chance to learn more about hosting an event for Celebrate Trails Day 2023:Tomorrow, Jan. 10, at 1 p.m. ET/12 p.m. CT/10 a.m. PT: Join RTC for our "Get Ready for Celebrate Trails Day" webinar! On the fourth Saturday of each April, Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (RTC) invites everyone to participate in Celebrate Trails Day, our springtime celebration of America’s trails and trail networks. This year, Celebrate Trails Day falls on Saturday, April 22, and will be extra special because it’s also Earth Day! Since the celebration was launched in 2013, RTC has teamed up with hundreds of partners—trail groups, agencies, nonprofits, businesses, brands, clubs and every other type of organization in between—to encourage tens of thousands of people to get outside and celebrate their local trails.If you're interested in getting involved as a Celebrate Trails Day partner, tune in for our informational webinar. We'll provide an overview of Celebrate Trails Day, discuss ways to partner, share our suite of tools and promotional materials, and answer any of your questions.We hope you will join us for the webinar—and save the date for Celebrate Trails Day on April 22! Register + learn more: rtc.li/celebratetrailsday-2023-webinar ... See MoreSee Less

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On the fourth Saturday of each April, Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (RTC) invites everyone to participate in Celebrate Trails Day, our springtime celebration of America’s trails. Since 2013, RTC has t...

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Industrial Heartland Trails Coalition

6 months ago

Fayette County has been hard at work on the new section of the Sheepskin Trail which will connect directly into the Mon River Trails Conservancy sections across the state line. Come on out for the ribbon cutting and join the celebration! ... See MoreSee Less

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Trail Town Shoppers

Visitors are able to experience the Canalway and trail in many ways throughout the area

PA Wilds Loop in winter

The Route 28 Trail Bridge, opened in 2010 - part of the Three Rivers Heritage Trail

A couple bikes along Pittsburgh’s North Shore on the Three Rivers Heritage Trail

The Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail goes straight through the heart of downtown Akron

A cyclist commutes into downtown Pittsburgh using the Hot Metal Bridge

Future Ohio River Trail - Ohioville, PA

Opening ceremony on East Branch Trail, part of the Erie-to-Pittsburgh corridor

A buggy going over ballards on the East Branch Trail

Morning fog on the Allegheny River Trail, part of the Erie-to-Pittsburgh corridor

A cyclist boarding the Oil Creek & Titusville Train

Coalition member Ron Steffey at the old turntable on Armstrong Trail

Summit Lake, Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath, OH

Repurposed covered bridge on the Little Beaver Creek Greenway

Allegheny River Trail South, Along The Erie-To-Pittsburgh corridor

Mill Creek MetroParks Bikeway

Farm scene along the Mill Creek MetroParks Bikeway

Mill Creek MetroParks Bikeway

Montour Trail Ribbon Cutting with U.S. Representative Tim Murphy

Converted railroad bridge on the Niles Greenway

Panhandle Trail, WV

Winter XC skiing along the Panhandle Trail

Winter wonder along the Panhandle Trail

Panhandle Trail, WV

Panhandle Trail, WV

Wheeling Heritage Trail, WV

Historic Wheeling Suspension Bridge, WV

Mail Pouch Tobacco Factory & Headquarters Wheeling Heritage Trail, WV

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