Find a Trail
- 6 to 10 Trail
- Apollo's Kiski Riverfront Trail
- Bells Gap Trail
- Blairsville Riverfront Trail
- Ghost Town Trail
- Hoodlebug Trail
- Jim Mayer Riverswalk
- Lower Trail
- Path of the Flood
- Roaring Run Trail
- Staple Bend Tunnel Trail
- West Penn Trail
- Westmoreland Heritage Trail
Trans Allegheny Trails
In July of 2011, the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy brought its annual Greenway Sojourn to a collection of trails within the Allegheny Mountains of Pennsylvania. After working together to prepare for the RTC sojourn, the participating trail operators decided to continue their collaborative efforts. Before long, other trail operators joined them. The result is The Trans Allegheny Trails System.
The ultimate goal of the Trans Allegheny Trails’ operators is to connect as many of our trails as possible into a continuous system. Meanwhile, TransAlleghenyTrails.com provides ways for you to connect them yourself. There are:
- Directions for riding or driving between the trails.
- Cycling Itineraries suggesting ways that riders can experience multiple trails during day, weekend or week-long outings.
Members of the Trans Allegheny Trails System
Members of the Trans Allegheny Trails system include:
- Allegheny Portage
Railroad National Historic Site - 6 to 10 and Staple Bend Trails
- Allegheny Ridge
Corporation
- Bellwood-Antis
Community Trust - Bell’s Gap Trail
-
Cambria County Conservation & Recreation Authority - Ghost Town, Jim
Mayer Riverswalk, and Path of the Flood Trails
- Conemaugh Valley
Conservancy - West Penn Trail
- Indiana County Parks &
Trails - Blairsville Riverfront, Ghost Town, and Hoodlebug Trails
-
Pittsburgh to Harrisburg Main Line Canal Greenway
- Rails-To-Trails of
Central Pennsylvania - Lower Trail
- Roaring Run Watershed
Association - Apollo's Kiski Riverfront and Roaring Run Trails
-
Westmoreland County Parks - Westmoreland Heritage Trail
Then experience our region of rail-trails with attitude!