Rode 4.1 miles along train tracks starting at the Westbridge parking lot. The trail is very well maintained crushed gravel.

I go on this trial when I get the chance too. My dog loves it. It is a beautiful trail and there are friendly people. Very well kept up with and it’s beautiful when the sun shines.

We rode the bulgar to Walker Mills section today so now we have rides the entire trail. Nice surface except one section that was really rough in spots. Was downhill all the way to Walker Mills so ride back was not as fast. Will definitely be riding this trail again.

Great for cyclists of all ages and levels. Pittsburgh to Ohiopyle was a great trip; lots of shade on a 90+ degree day made the heat not be much of an issue. Riders are very respectful with covid. Bring lots of water- water stations are hit/miss at present. A+ trail!

So much to see and a great trail to experience. I can see why this was voted Pennsylvania's Trail of the Year in 2014.
Parked at the Lawsonham Road trailhead at mile 5.9. You can reach this parking lot easily it's just a few miles from Rimersburg.
Trail surface is packed crushed limestone in very good condition. We biked from Lawsonham to New Bethlehem and back and also a section towards the Armstrong Trail split and as an added bonus and workout, part of the Sligo Spur. Ended up with 35 miles for the day.
If you bike from Lawsonham to New Bethlehem, it's a 28 mile roundtrip. There are trail services, shops and eateries in New Bethlehem.
The section between Lawsonham and New Bethlehem is very scenic and serene. Quiet and peaceful with virtually no cell phone service.
Some of the beautiful sights you will come across are the Long Point Tunnel and rest stop. You will also pass an old brick factory. Mile 17 is the beautiful Climax tunnel having been refurbished in August 2018. At mile 19 is the old Coke Ovens. Also at mile 19, the trail is washed out. It was washed out following a terrible heavy rainstorm in July 2019. Thanks to the trail volunteers for constructing a temporary wooden bridge near the wash out so you can continue your journey safely along the trail.
We had lunch in New Bethlehem. Got our water bottles refilled and returned back to the parking area.
I am always up for a challenge so I pedaled up the Sligo Spur. I only went a few miles since I already had in 30 for the day and was quite tired. It's a struggle pedaling uphill with that grade but a lovely fast downhill ride back to the car at the bottom.
Next up in the other section of the trail, New Bethlehem to Brookville.
This trail is an absolute hidden gem.

We rode this trail from Toulon to Princeville today. It was great! The path was very good. It is mostly shaded. Excellent. We stopped in Wyoming on our way back for lunch. Ate at 111 Coffee Shop. Don’t be fooled, this is NOT just a coffee shop. The lunch was delicious. And it is decorated all with bikes! Perfect for us bikers. And check out the bathroom. Cute!!! Can’t wait to do more of the route from Princeville going south.

We enjoyed riding from Ohiopyle to Connellsville. Even on a 90+ degree day , we were fine in the shade.

We checked out this trail after riding the Greene River Trail and the Traillink map appears to be wrong. We saw the sign for the east trailhead along Rt 21 but did not check it out. Rt 21 is a divided road so you can only access that trailhead when traveling west. We exited Rt 21 at the 166 exit and went north on Ronco Rd. The parking area off of Short Cut Rd is easy to find and the bridge over Browns Run is quite nice. We then decided to find the western end of the trail. The TrailLink map shows Ferry Rd going to near that end. Starting down Ferry Rd there is a "Road Closed" sign. We went on ahead and found that a road bridge over Browns Run was closed but still walkable. At this point the Browns Run Trail meets the road and ends. There are bridge abutments a good bit higher that cross the creek but there is no bridge. The trail itself does a steep drop off of the railroad bed down to Ferry Rd and there is a small parking area. As far as I can see the trail ends here, not closer to the Monongahela River as shown on the map.

While the trail head at the marina/Green Cove yacht club is currently closed the trail heads at Rices Landing and Jessops boathouse are currently open. Rode out from Rices Landing today and the trail is in excellent condition.