Linking Up: Planning Your Traffic-Free Bike Trip Between Pittsburgh, PA and Washington, DC - 3rd Edition
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Linking Up: Planning Your Traffic-Free Bike Trip Between Pittsburgh, PA and Washington, DC - 3rd Edition The trails of the Allegheny Trail Alliance connect with the C&O Canal Towpath at Cumberland, creating a traffic-free route between Pittsburgh and Washington DC. Although the final gap into Pittsburgh won’t be finished for another year or two, the distance of 335 continuous miles on the ground make an outstanding bike trip. To help you plan this trip — or a shorter trip along this route — this book has brought together most of the information that you will need to plan your trip. This Third Edition (Aug 2007) is 48 pages and includes all of the information in the previous editions and more. The table of B&B, motels, restaurants and grocery stores has been updated. Several shorter itineraries have been added. In addition a mile by mile mileage table showing each mile and associated town has been added.
Customer Review: The most essential item for your bike trip
This little book is the most important resource in planning your bicycle trip between Pittsburgh and DC (or vice versa).
Customer Review: All the facts you need
This is an excellent source of practical information for anyone planning to ride the Great Allegheny Passage and C&O Canal towpath from Pittsburgh to Washington DC. It lists mileages, bike shops, accommodation and loads of other practical information. There are also suggestions on planning the trip and on how to break it down into shorter sections.
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