
Ohio & Beaver Rivers - Monaca, Pennsylvania ca. 2010 photo credit and copyright Vincent Troia
Ohio River Water Trail
Water trails, or blueways, embody the nexus between rivers and trails. They provide recreational boating opportunities along a river, lake, canal or coastline; most water trails are managed in public-private partnership with the philosophies of environmental stewardship, environmental education, and accessibility for all users. The National Park Service is assisting the Ohio River Trail Council to create the Ohio River Water Trail.
Lewis & Clark National Historic Water Trail
The Ohio River Trail Council supports Pittsburgh as a proper launch point for the Lewis and Clark National Historic (Water) Trail. The proposed Ohio River Land and Water Trails follows the route of the Lewis & Clark Expedition.
Ohio River Trail Council Small Watercraft Access & Wayfinding Project
Ohio River Water Trail Map & Guide
Ohio River Water Trail Disclaimer
OhioRiverTrail.org (Site) provides general information and links on the Ohio River Water Trail. By providing this information, the Ohio River Trail Council (ORTC) does not assume any liability for the use of this information by readers of the Site.
Paddling poses significant potential hazards including risk of injury or death, and each person participating in this activity needs to understand the risks involved, obtain the necessary training and take all the needed precautions.
As the reader of the Site, you recognize this, assume all risks of property damage, personal injury and death, and agree to hold PEC harmless from any liability as a result of your use of the information provided on the Site.
The Site also provides numerous links to other websites. These links are for the reader’s convenience and ORTC does not accept any responsibility for the content of these other sites, nor for the experience that the reader has with these sites, their products or services.
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