Top notch day activity. E-bike or pedal. Enjoy life, the view, and take time out of your complicated life, to spin down and enjoy Full review by Sonny_circumvehor
Aug 13, 2023
Amazing town of Franklin Pa Super people great Brewery called Trails to Ales a must stop The biking trail is the best also check out the Sandy Trail with 8 bridges and a tunnel I come here once or t… Full review by 264tomb
Jul 10, 2021
My husband & I, both in our mid 60’s, hopped on this trail at the parking lot where the Allegheny & Samuel Justice trails meet. The lot was a little tricky to find, it’s just a narrow driveway down o… Full review by rdna5
I agree with the others. Franklin to Emlenton. However, my favorite area within the trail system is along Sandy Creek. In Cranberry at the corner where Sheetz is head south …
I agree with the others. Franklin to Emlenton. However, my favorite area within the trail system is along Sandy Creek. In Cranberry at the corner where Sheetz is head south toward Rockland, about 2 or 3 miles on the right is the parking area. When you are facing the trail if you go left there is a tunnel a little over a mile. Either direction there are dirt trails leading to the creek. Breath taking views no matter which direction you go, bridges high above the creek. Good swimming holes either direction. When the water is high it is canoeable.
Hello, My parents are wanting to bike this trail. We live about 5 hours away and are unfamiliar with it. I have read about the tunnels. DO you have a any recommendation on what lumen strength would be enough for lighting the tunnels? thanks
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I just bought bike flashlights that attach to the handle bars
Take 1st Street west towards Franklin and you will find the Justus Trail which takes you along the Allegheny river to Franklin. There you can continue down to Emlenton. Two …
Take 1st Street west towards Franklin and you will find the Justus Trail which takes you along the Allegheny river to Franklin. There you can continue down to Emlenton. Two tunnels on this stretch. Great fun, In Oil City you can take the Oil Creek Trail to Titusville. Take 8 ALT through the two and then follow the signs along railway line.
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