Rail-Trails Mid-Atlantic. Rails-to-Trails Conservancy

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46 Green Mountain Trail

       47 Limerock Trail

       48 Mon River Rail-Trail System

       49 North Bend Rail Trail

       50 Panhandle Trail

       51 Potts Valley Rail Trail

       52 Rend Trail

       53 Seneca Creek Trail

       54 South Prong Trail

       55 West Fork River Rail Trail

       56 West Fork Trail

       57 Wheeling Heritage Trails

       Photo Credits

       Support Rails-to-Trails Conservancy

      Staff Picks

      Staff members at Rails-to-Trails Conservancy handpicked the following trails as their favorites, based on such merits as scenic value, unique attractions, bike-friendly communities, and excellent maintenance of the trails and their trailside amenities.

       Delaware

       2 Junction & Breakwater Trail

       Maryland

       7 Great Allegheny Passage

       10 Lower Susquehanna Heritage Greenway Trail

       16 Torrey C. Brown Rail Trail

       19 Western Maryland Rail Trail

       Virginia

       20 Devil’s Fork Loop Trail

       21 Guest River Gorge Trail

       23 High Bridge Trail

       25 Jackson River Scenic Trail

       29 Mount Vernon Trail

       34 Virginia Creeper National Recreation Trail

       35 Washington & Old Dominion Regional Park

       Washington, D.C.

       37 Capital Crescent Trail

       38 Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historical Park

       West Virginia

       45 Greenbrier River Trail

       48 Mon River Rail-Trail System: Deckers Creek Trail

       50 Panhandle Trail

       57 Wheeling Heritage Trails

      Foreword

      For those of you who have already experienced the sheer enjoyment and freedom of riding on a rail-trail, welcome back! You’ll find Rail-Trails: Mid-Atlantic to be a useful and fun guide to your favorite trails, as well as an introduction to pathways you have yet to travel.

      For readers who are discovering for the first time the adventures possible on a rail-trail, thank you for joining the rail-trail movement. Since 1986, Rails-to-Trails Conservancy has been the leading supporter and defender of these priceless public corridors. We are excited to bring you Rail-Trails: Mid-Atlantic, so you, too, can enjoy this region’s rail-trails, as well as other multiuse trails that provide the same high-quality experience that you expect from a rail-trail.

      These hiking and biking trails are ideal ways to connect with your community, with nature, and with your friends and family.

      I’ve found that trails have a way of bringing people together; as you’ll see from this book, you have opportunities in every state you visit to get on a great trail. Whether you’re looking for a place to exercise, explore, commute, or play, there is a trail in this book for you.

      So I invite you to sit back, relax, pick a trail that piques your interest—and then get out, get active, and have some fun. I’ll be out on the trails too, so be sure to wave as you go by.

      Happy trails,

      Keith Laughlin, President

      Rails-to-Trails Conservancy

      Acknowledgments

      Many thanks to the following contributors and to all the trail managers

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