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WELCOME TO BEAVER RIVER RAILS TO TRAILS ASSOCIATION WEB SITE
By developing and maintaining the Beaver River Trail, the association goal
is to establish a special area where individuals or families can come and enjoy the beauty of the Beaver River and the terrain
along the trail, while acquiring valuable exercise.
You can help with the continued development of the trail
for this and future generations to use and enjoy. Your help can be either in the form of a donation to
the association, (click on contact us in the index bar above), or
by joining
the Rails to Trails Association, (click on application in the index bar above).
Thank you
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THE TRAIL, YESTERDAY AND TODAY:
The Trails Association was formed in December 1998, (the first of its kind in Beaver County), to begin developing and hiking a bicycling trail along the Beaver River.
Work on the first section was started in 2005, with that section opened for public use on April 2006. Providing aproximately one mile, 10 ft. wide trail, paved and clearly marked with spectacular views of the Beaver River and the Eastvale dam.
The association plans to start work in the spring of 2009, extending the rail from 23rd Street north along the river to the northern edge of Geneva College campus. Plans are eventually to extend the trail up through Big Beaver and Koppel Boros to the Lawrence County line and possible link up with other trails.
The Trails Association was formed in December 1998, (the first of its kind in Beaver County), to begin developing and hiking a bicycling trail along the Beaver River.
Work on the first section was started in 2005, with that section opened for public use on April 2006. Providing aproximately one mile, 10 ft. wide trail, paved and clearly marked with spectacular views of the Beaver River and the Eastvale dam.
The association plans to start work in the spring of 2009, extending the rail from 23rd Street north along the river to the northern edge of Geneva College campus. Plans are eventually to extend the trail up through Big Beaver and Koppel Boros to the Lawrence County line and possible link up with other trails.
DIRECTIONS TO THE TRAIL
From 7th Avenue (Main Street) in Beaver Falls, turn towards the Beaver River at 11th Street, go down 11th Street until you pass 1st Avenue, and you will see the signs marking the beginning of the trail.
From 7th Avenue (Main Street) in Beaver Falls, turn towards the Beaver River at 11th Street, go down 11th Street until you pass 1st Avenue, and you will see the signs marking the beginning of the trail.
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