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Trail Partners of  the Erie to Pittsburgh Trail Corridor 

The Erie to Pittsburgh Trail is a corridor of independently connected trails from Erie to Pittsburgh.  Each trail is owned and maintained by local municipalities, volunteer trail advocacy groups, land trusts, or state parks.  These local groups often rely on contributions and volunteers;  the Erie to Pittsburgh Trail Alliance encourages you to reach out to your local trail group to lend your support.  Trails are developed and cared for by people just like you!

Participating Municipalities

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Erie County, PA

City of Erie

Corry

Chautauqua County, NY 

Mayville

Clarion County, PA

Foxburg Borough

Crawford County, PA

Centerville Borough

Hydetown Borough

Spartanburg Borough

City of Titusville

Venango County, PA

Cornplanter Township

Cranberry Township

Emlenton Borough

City of Franklin

City of Oil City

Oil Creek Township

Rockland Township

Armstrong County, PA

Kittanning

Ford City

Butler County, PA

Freeport

Westmoreland County, PA

Allegheny Township

Allegheny County, PA

Harrison Township

Brackenridge Township

Tarentum Borough

East Deer Township

Springdale Township

Springdale Borough

Cheswick Borough

Harmar Township

O'Hara Township

Blawnox Borough

Aspinwall Borough

Sharpsburg Borough

Etna Borough

Millvale Borough

City of Pittsburgh

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Nonprofit Partners

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Allegheny Valley Trails Association

Allegheny River Trail in Clarion County

Armstrong Trails

Butler Freeport Community Trail Council

Chautauqua Rails to Trails, Inc.

Clear Lake Authority

Erie-Western PA Port Authority

Friends of the Riverfront

Great Lakes Seaway Trail, An America’s Byway 

IMPACT Corry

Mercer County Trails Association

Northeast PA Trails Association

Oil Region Alliance of Business, Industry, & Tourism

PA Department of Conservation & Natural Resources

Pennsylvania Environmental Council

Rails to Trails Conservancy

Redbank Valley Trails Association

Titusville Area Trails Association

Trail Volunteer Fund

VisitErie

Connecting Trail  Partners

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Redbank Valley Trails Association

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