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Pittsburgh to Cumberland, the Classic GAP Trek. This nearly 150-mile itinerary takes you end-to-end on the Great Allegheny Passage from Downtown Pittsburgh to Cumberland.It’s oriented from west to east, to give you the benefit of tailwinds and the fun of the 23.7-mile downhill coast from the Eastern Continental Divide to “mile zero” of the GAP at Canal Place at the end.
If you like biking, Southwestern PA and the Ohiopyle area is your dream come true! The Great Allegheny Passage has 27 miles of trail in Ohiopyle State Park and connects to Pittsburgh, Pa and Cumberland, Maryland. This trail is suitable for all ages and is ADA accessible. Bike rentals are available at most of the Rafting Outfitters in Ohiopyle.
2024 Pricing. PP Double Occupancy. $1875. Single Supplement*. $340. Standard Bike Rental. $175. The Great Allegheny Passage Bike Tour explores the hidden gems of the Great Allegheny Passage Rail Trail. Enjoy car-free scenic routes, guides & support.
3-Day Self-Guided Bike Tour – Pittsburgh PA and Cumberland, MD. Price: $375/person based on Double Occupancy. Difficulty Level: Moderate Pace. Daily Distance : 45-60 miles. Daily Saddle Time: 6-7 Hours. Terrain: GAP- 150 Miles of rail-to-trail, crushed limestone surface with less than 2% grade. Recommended Services:
TrailLink is a free service provided by Rails-to-Trails conservancy. (a non-profit) and we need your support! Great Allegheny Passage spans 153.22 from Point State Park near Commonwealth Pl & Liberty Ave (Pittsburgh, PA) to Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historical Park at Canal St & Harrison St (Cumberland, MD).
22 cze 2017 · This trail is called the Great Allegheny Passage (the GAP). In Cumberland, the GAP meets another bike trail—the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Trail (the C&O)—which continues another 183 miles to ...
The Great Allegheny Passage can easily be linked to the C & O Canal Towpath trail for a 300 mile bike ride or hike. The two trails run all the way from Pittsburgh, PA to Washington D.C. The trail passes near or through the towns of Connellsville, Ohiopyle, Confluence, and Rockwood.
