Parkersburg to Pittsburgh
P2P Trail
Corridor
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Photo by: The Heart of Our Community video, Rails to Trails Conservancy
The P2P Trail Corridor is made up of seven trails spanning nine counties across West Virginia and Pennsylvania:
These trails make up the 238-mile trail connection between Parkersburg and Pittsburgh, which is already more than 80 percent complete. When completed, the P2P will be one of the longest non-motorized rail-trail systems in the United States. The P2P is part of the larger Industrial Heartland Trails Coalition trail network.
About the P2P Trail Corridor
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P2P Regional Master Plan
We need YOU. Residents. Local leaders. Business owners. Trail users.
Your voice is key in the planning process for the P2P Trail Corridor.
The National Road Heritage Corridor (NRHC) and seven partner organizations have launched a major regional planning effort to unlock the community and economic potential of a completed trail system from West Virginia to Pennsylvania. This master plan will explore the full potential of the completed trail network.
This plan requires extensive public engagement. Sign up for our newsletter to stay up-to-date on trail news and all opportunities to engage. Both virtual and in-person discussions will be hosted across all involved counties.
Photo courtesy Rails to Trails Conservancy by Renee Rosensteel
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Partners
The following project partners collaborated on the grant request and continue to contribute to ongoing planning efforts:
As well as the Great Allegheny Passage Conservancy, Harrison Recreation Trails, Inc., Morgantown Riverfront Revitalization Task Force
Funding
This project is funded through a multi-state Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) ARISE grant. The following funders provided funds to match the ARC ARISE grant.
Thank you to:
The Just Transition Fund
Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation
The City of Fairmont