Youghiogheny River Trail

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The Yough River Trail is a non-motorized crushed limestone trail that stretches 43 miles between McKeesport, PA and Connellsville, PA. It is part of the Rails To Trails program. It is named after and runs along the Youghiogheny River. Along the trail are scenic points and fishing opportunities.

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Hiking Trails in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, United States of America

202 Trail - Appalachian - Baker - Black Forest - Brandywine - Bucktail Path - Chester Valley
Chuck Keiper - Conestoga - Cresheim - Cross County - Darlington - Donut Hole - Evansburg
Forbes Road - GAP - Glacier Ridge - Golden Eagle - Horse Shoe - Joseph P. Saylor
Laurel Highlands - Liberty Bell - Link - Lost Turkey - Lower - Loyalsock - Mason-Dixon - Mill Creek
Montour - North Country - Old Loggers Path - Mid-State - Pennypack - Perkiomen - Pinchot
Power Line - Quebec Run - Quehanna - Rachel Carson - Rock Run - Schuylkill East
Schuylkill River - Sunrise - Susquehannock - Tanbark - Thunder Swamp - Tuscarora - Warrior - West County - West Rim - Wissahickon - Youghiogheny River
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