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.

Learn even more about the P2P Trail Corridor here.

About P2P Trail Corrior

Two women walk dogs under an arched entrance gate that says 'Experience Trail' in a park setting with trees and pathway, near a red and white building.
A person walking through a tunnel with sunlight outside, with puddles on the ground reflecting the tunnel and person.

Photo courtesy Rails to Trails Conservancy by Renee Rosensteel & North Bend Trail Trail