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Support The Gap Close The Great Allegheny Passage® offers 150 miles of spectacular biking and hiking from Cumberland, Md. to Pittsburgh, through Pennsylvania’s Laurel Highlands.
- TrailGuide
With TrailGuide, you’ll receive a short history of the Great...
- TrailGuide
C&O Canal Trail Mileage Chart. Click any town name in the mileage chart to highlight the distances for that town. The shows estimated travel/arrival times along your route.
The GAP Trail is a 150-mile rail-trail that connects Cumberland, Maryland to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It has a mostly flat and smooth limestone surface, and connects to the C&O Canal Towpath in Cumberland.
With TrailGuide, you’ll receive a short history of the Great Allegheny Passage and the C&O Canal Towpath, callouts of favorite stops, and a chart of available campgrounds. Plus, these essential items: Mileage and elevation chart; Plan-your-trip checklist; Town profiles, maps, and directories; Photo op suggestions; Parking and trailhead listings
A 150-mile point-to-point trail for cycling, hiking, and camping between Pittsburgh and Cumberland. The trail surface is mostly paved, crushed limestone, or dirt, with some accessible spaces and facilities along the way.
Customize your map to see mile markers, locations, and services along the trails. Download a PDF with map and mileage chart or use the Timeline Tool to see your ETAs.
Plan your bike trip along the C&O Canal Trail and the Great Allegheny Passage with this online tool. Choose your starting and ending towns, select the services you need, and get mileage and travel time estimates.
