The Corry Junction Greenway Trail is a 5.8-mile crushed limestone rail-to-trail connecting Corry to Clymer, NY. It is primarily wooded and passes along streams and through a swamp that is home to a growing beaver family. Trailheads with parking are located on Route 426 and Hereford Road. The trail is owned and maintained by the Northwest Pennsylvania Trail Association in partnership with the Tri-County Snowblazers. The Trail Association's mission is to promote rail trails in Northwest Pennsylvania for bicycling, walking, snowmobiling, and horseback riding, all of which are permitted uses of the Corry Junction Greenway Trail.
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Corry Junction Greenway Trail, Trailhead, 1290 N. Center Street, Corry, PA 16407
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