Looks awesome

I love riding that trail it very beautiful trail

Thank you for the simple, quiet tour.

Great video , no garbage music.

I love it! All of my old stomping grounds as I grew up next to Kennywood. I wish this would have existed then, but when I moved away in 1974, the mills were still lining the rivers. I would like to do this ride, but at 70, it may take a little longer than you! Maybe the next time I'm home...

Oh PULEAZE! People need to quit putting graffitti on things. We don't live in innercity slums where this is considered "ART" Nothing worse than taking a nice autumn walk and then coming across this.

Trail does it go to delmont

How anal are they about onewheels on the trail? I know ebikes are hated but technically allowed

Hey ETC, At the beginning, is that dirt trail the beginning of the Brooke Pioneer Trail ?

It is nice to see the lay of the land along this trail. Do you know if "Sap St" which Google Maps displays down in the Narrows between McMechon and Glen Dale is a dirt trail that can easily be travelled by a mountain bike? Or is "Sap St" completely bogus and cannot be traveled by bike?

Born in Frostburg. Miss what it was. But it is still pretty cool

Great video. I loved it. Thanks for posting it.

At 7:28 you come up to the parking lot across the street from the church at Sterner and Yough Streets is where my great-grandparents house use to stand. Great video and enjoyed the ride!!! Haven't been there in about 20 years but hopefully will be back for a visit.

I would have order i am from there

Why dont you put cumberland on tv on u2you have wvwa nothing about my my towni had to this on face book

Great video..was able to see the trail before going..it’s people like you that makes KZbin awsome

I would shit myself going through that tunnel

i just did this ride yesterday. that is one heck of climb when your pushing a bike

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Great video Thanks. Rode that section a few times around the time you made this video. It brings back nothing but good memories of just cruising with my bro, getting out and enjoying nature. It's time to get back on and ride!!

I LOVE this trail! I ride the entire trail as often as I can--usually once a week. Love it!

Is that gun shots I hear? @10:00

Not much to the tune of markings I can see. Makes to video more needed. Thanks for the recon.

Beautiful!! Nice video! Thank you! Headed there this weekend!

Very nice. I noticed also at the start, this is the old trailhead in Clairton, before it was relocated maybe a quarter mile to the north. The water treatment plant was expanded.

I currently excersize from Cumberland to the Brush tunnel and then back. One day I will head to Frostburg but I get exhausted once I reach Willowcock Road.

For those of us who are only able to visit the park in a car and can't walk far, this ride shows us the places we have often wondered where they lead and what's out there. Thank you!

This is great ! Our family had a farm tween Weirton and Burgettstown. We used to ride our bikes on those trails when the trains were still using them. Used to be Francis mine and Hanlin Station. The road goin into the back of Colliers Station went past a farm run by a fellow named Mr. Slack. So we called the road Slacks hollow. That brought you out by the "Odd Fellows Club". Wonder if that's still there ?? Anybody know?

Looks like a great bike trail, happy riding 😁

You rode past where I used to live. I wish we were still allowed access out there! Thanks for posting this. I'm going to save it.

Great job on your videos! I am really curious how you are recording and editing. I'd love to have a discussion with you as we are planning the GAP next Spring and I'd like to duplicate your technique. Thanks!

Cool vlog channel on KZbin

Nice video, I noticed that at around he ten minute mark you identified an intersecting trail as the Samuel Justus trail, I think that is actually the ART(Allegheny river trail) i believe the Justus trail is the segment from Oil City to Franklin that connects to the ART at the trailhead by the US rte322 bridge at Franklin

Nice video. Kudos to you for greeting folks on the trail, i have seen videos fom others who pass by trail users with no greeting or acknowledging at all

Can't wait to ride this trail

Did the GAP a few weeks ago.... this video is great...

Cool music

I grew up on Venetia rd and Finleyville area so I know exactly all of this area lol. Im watching this in 2020 🤣

About 10 years ago I was cooking hibachi in Peter's township and a couple guys stopped in and I cooked for them. They told me they was from D.c. But you have bicycle gear on i said. Ya we rode from Washington DC to Washington County PA. I was blown away by this. Thats one hell of a bike ride. And they wasn't done either lol. All on the Montour trail

@ ETCruzer What is the first song . Thank you. Have a great day.

Beautifulsure wish i could walk part of this trail/ We used to walk the one down in ohio county from the Dam to Warwood but that doesn;t even compare. This one is so beautiful. ca n barely walk a block now.

Not being facetious...are you ever concerned about running into a bear in one of the bike tunnels? These trails are pretty remote and cell service is mostly nonexistent.

I was a teenager growing up in Cabot in the 1970's when the train still ran. At 16:35 is a bridge us kids called 1st Bridge and we went swimming on the right side of that bridge. A lot of great memories. Thanks for taking the time to make and share the video.

Do Sandy Creek Trail, up near Franklin, PA. Start at the tiny car park, cross the Allegheny, then you cross a half a dozen trestles total, and one long cool tunnel! www.google.com/maps/place/Sandy+Creek+Trail,+Pennsylvania/@41.332669,-79.7751841,1100m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x8833183b7f7880c1:0x786b7b8c527e9398!8m2!3d41.3232301!4d-79.7496407

looks like a gorgeous ride.

Last 4 miles ( the ohio part ) Su*ks ...lots and lots of bumps Wouldn't take a good bike on this path

Thanks! What an awesome trail. Rode this with my Dad about 12 or 13 years ago. One of the most memorable bike rides I've done to date. I'm really itching to do it again, but living in FL makes it complicated.

I was there a couple of weeks ago, Oct 5th 2019, during Pumpkin Festival. Had a blast, ended up at Chubs, the local Bar/community Center. Very special town, very nice. Camped at Outflow, then pressed on to Hancock.

Like how you rang the bell and no one moved over

You should try mounting the camera on your handlebar. Too much moving around on your head....