Leechburg Towpath Link-Up: A Trailblazing Bash!

Get ready to party it up at the Leechburg Towpath Link-Up: A Trailblazing Bash!

By Armstrong Trails

Date and time

Saturday, April 26 · 11am - 1pm EDT

Location

Riverfront Gazebo

71 River Avenue Leechburg, PA 15656

About this event

Event lasts 2 hours

Leechburg Towpath Link-Up: A Trailblazing Bash!

Come join Leechburg Borough, Leechburg Area Community Development Corporation, and Armstrong Trails at Riverfront Park Gazebo, for a day of celebration! We're bringing the community and trail users together for a trailblazing bash that you won't want to miss. Get ready for a ribbon cutting celebrating the completion of the Leechburg Towpath, and the connection to mainline Armstrong Trails. Whether you're a long-time resident or just passing through, this event is the perfect opportunity to connect with others and enjoy the beautiful outdoors. Mark your calendars and spread the word - the Leechburg Link-Up is where it's at!

*Riverfront Park Gazebo-Event location-71 River Avenue, Leechburg. PA, parking locations, see the FAQ.

*Armstrong Trails shirts will be available for purchase.

Free event, rain or shine.

Hang out in town or ride to Schenley, Ford City, or beyond.

Frequently asked questions

Designated parking area available?

No. Be prepared to walk or ride to Riverfront Park Gazebo. Public lots free on the weekends. Coordinates for lots: 3rd 40.626734, -79.608049. Hicks-40.625761, -79.604031 Public A-40.627418, -79.607046 Public B-40.626415, -79.605227 Merakey-1 Kiski Ave.

Fur Friends?

Leashed fur friends welcome

Lunch available for purchase?

Yes, at one of the many Leechburg eateries. All within walk/riding distance of the trail. Lunch will not be provided free of charge.

Will the event be canceled in the event of rain?

No, this is a rain or shine event. Bring rain gear.

Organized by

Armstrong Trails

Armstrong Trails is a 50.5-mile rail trail on the east bank of the Allegheny River. The corridor travels through Clarion and Armstrong Counties. It is a non-motorized trail, open to bicyclist, runners, walkers and hikers. Currently the northern 4.5-miles of the trail is disconnected from the southern 45-miles, due to the closure of the .5-mile Brady Tunnel. Also, the corridor from Rosston to and including the Kiski Bridge and spur line toward Leechburg are not open for public use.