This trail—which crosses both the Mason-Dixon Line and the Eastern Continental Divide—passes flowing rivers,  waterfalls, gorges, farmland, and a myriad of charming trail towns that offer welcoming places to stop and rest.
Spanning 150 miles from Cumberland, Maryland to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the Great Allegheny Passage is a bucket list ride for many avid cyclists. It's also a smooth and relatively easy ride, considered suited for all levels, including novice cyclists. This trail—which crosses both the Mason-Dixon Line and the Eastern Continental Divide—passes flowing rivers,  waterfalls, gorges, farmland, and a myriad of charming trail towns that offer welcoming places to stop and rest.