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Ellicott Trail, Batavia, NY

Ellicott Trail is a superbly marked 4.9 mile rail and sidewalk trail through the town and city of Batavia, NY. It’s western terminus is at the intersection of Pearl St (SR 33) and Industrial Blvd. From there to Jackson St, it follows the former railbed of the New York City “Peanut Line” to Tonawanda. From Jackson St, the trail follows the s...

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Wasson Way, Cincinnati, OH

Wasson Way is a 3.6 mile, asphalt rail trail in Cincinnati, OH, built on former railbeds of Cincinnati & Eastern and Cincinnati Northern Railroads. The western terminus is Montgomery Rd and the eastern is Ault Park. It proceeds through several neighborhoods including Evanston, Norwood, Hyde Park, Oakley, and Mount Lookout, and provides acces...

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Wolftever Creek Greenway, Collegedale, TN

Wolftever Creek Greenway is a 3 mile, asphalt and concrete trail in Collegedale, TN. The trail follows Wolfever Creek along a Norfolk and Southern Railroad bed. The western terminus is near Morning Pointe of Greenbriar Cove, an assisted living community. The eastern is on Apison Pike near the McKee Foods Corporation plant and converence cente...

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Green Springs Pathway, Enterprise, FL

Green Springs Pathway, a portion of East Central Regional Rail Trail, is a 3.57 mile 100% asphalt rail trail in Enterprise, FL. It proceeds from the I-4 overpass over Debary Ave, through Thornby and Green Springs Parks, and then on to Garfield Road. East Central Regional Rail Trail is longer than 50 miles and is built on former railbeds of the F...

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Concord Segment of the ECRT

The Concord Segment of the Erie Cattaraugus Rail Trail (ECRT) is a 7.4 mile rail trail near Concord, Erie County, NY. The northern trailhead is on Murray Hill Road just off the intersection with State Road (NY-240) in Glenwood, NY. The southern trailhead is on North Street (NY-412) in Springville, NY, where it meets the northern trailhead of the...

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Rosie Billquist Nature Trail Segment of the CR2T

The Rosie Billquist Nature Trail of the Chautauqua Rails To Trails (CR2T) is a 0.9 mile nature and rail trail near Sherman, Chautauqua County, NY. The downtown Sherman trailhead is behind The Cornerstone Restaurant & Bakery and proceeds east along French Creek to the railbed. At the railbed, the trail turns north and goes approximately ½ mil...

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Carroll Area Nature Trail Segment of the CR2T

The Carroll Area Nature Trail of the Chautauqua Rails To Trails (CR2T) is a two mile rail trail near Frewsburg, NY. The northern trailhead in Frewsburg is behind Lobb’s Auto Service. The southern trailhead is on Riverside Road. The total elevation gain is 46 feet. Evidences This is a Rail Trail For Against 19th c...

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Laurie A. Baer Segment of the CR2T

The Laurie A. Baer Segment of the Chautauqua Rails To Trails (CR2T) is a one mile rail trail near Mayville, NY. Its southern trailhead is on Plank Road while its northern is on Bliss Road. The total elevation gain is 56 feet. Power transmission lines extend overhead for the entire trail as this is a Niagara Mohawk right-of-way. The lines are sup...

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James “Jim” Fincher Segment of the CR2T

The James “Jim” Fincher Trail of the Chautauqua Rails To Trails (CR2T) is a one mile rail trail near Mayville, NY. It is built on a railbed of the Pennsylvania Railroad’s Chautauqua Branch. Its southern trailhead is on East Chautauqua Street (AKA East Lake Street and NY 430) while its northern is on Honeysette Road. The total elevation gain is 4...

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Orchard Park South Segment of the ECRT

The Orchard Park South Segment of the Erie Cattaraugus Rail Trail (ECRT) has Jewett Holmwood Road as its northern trailhead and Ellicott Road as its southern. It proceeds 2.2 miles through Orchard Park, NY, with an elevation gain of approximately 156 feet. There are no parking lots at either end of the trail. There is a gravel parking lot acros...

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