Corry Junction Greenway Trail:
New York, Pennsylvania
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Description:
This is one of Pennsylvania's, cross-state trails, crossing the state line into New York near Erie, Pennsylvania. The 7.5-mile trail follows the old Penn Central rail corridor and runs through the beautiful Brokenstraw Valley. Included in Corry's rich railroad history is the invention and manufacturing of the Climax locomotive and rail cars that were used by the logging industry from 1888 until the 1920's.
The trail is hilly and rough, offering an adventure for outdoor enthusiasts year-round. Several crossings do not meet the grade of the road or have inclines where the cyclist may need to dismount.
Transportation Enhancement funds have been approved to make vast improvements to the trail surface, drainage, and amenities such as trail heads and signage. The trail is open for use on the unimproved sections while construction is pending.
The Corry Junction Trail is part of an initiative called the Erie-Pittsburgh Trail Alliance, working to connect the open trails between Pittsburgh, Pa and Lake Erie.
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Parking & Trail Access:
To Corry trailhead in Pennsylvania: Follow PA Route 6 into downtown Corry. Turn north onto Sciota Street. The trail shares a dirt road access off to the right. There is limited public parking available in town.

To southern trailhead in Pennsylvania: This is the only mid-trail trailhead that has parking. In Corry, turn north onto Route 426.Bear right onto Sciota Road and to Hereford Road. Turn right on Hereford Road. The trailhead is on the left.
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This is one great trail!
By russdav59 on July 04, 2010
What a great day! Sunshine, wildlife, and a really great trail for walking or biking. 7.5 miles of nature and an easy to moderate trail. My wife and I had a really nice time on this trail. Encourage you to take it and enjoy yourselves.
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By tjokeef on June 21, 2010
We rode the trail 6/20/10 ,and what a nice job! paved the first 1/2 mile, the next 4or 5 miles is all smooth chushed stone with paved road crossings. still not in great shape in N.Y but still a nice ride, but the trail has no end point, it just keeps getting worst till its just about gone.
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By Debra Frawley on September 03, 2009
The trail is open for use on the unimproved rail bed while construction is pending. The Corry Junction Trail is one of several trail systems that will soon make up the Erie-to-Pittsburgh Trail.
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Trail Facts
Trail End Points: Corry, PA to Clymer, NY
Counties: Chautauqua, NY, Erie, PA
Trail Length: 7.5 miles
Trail Category: Rail-Trail
Trail Surfaces: Crushed Stone, Dirt
Trail Activities: Bike, Horseback Riding, Snowmobiling, Walking, Cross Country Skiing
TrailLink ID: 6017575

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