Between DC and Pittsburgh, a Continuous Bike Trail Is Nearly Complete

Biking enthusiasts, take note.

This June, the Great Allegheny Passage, a 330-mile bike trail that runs from Pittsburgh to Washington, DC, will finally be a continuous path. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports that construction of the final mile of the trail between Pittsburgh and Cumberland, MD, is set to be completed in late May with a party and bike riding event taking place on June 15th.

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Photo of a section of the Great Allegheny Passage by Flickr user Neill Turner