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The Butler-Freeport Community Trail spans 20 miles, winding through a scenic wooded valley along Little Buffalo Creek to Buffalo Creek and then to the Allegheny River at Freeport. The trail is a mix of surfaces, mainly crushed limestone, and well-placed mile and .5 mile markers along the way. Restrooms are available along the route and are open seasonally, from May to October. As you ride the trail, you'll encounter charming scenery, including old stone foundations, remains of brick kilns, small dams, and delightful waterfalls.

Derailleur Bike Shop Café is just off the Butler-Freeport Community Trail; both bikers and hikers can enjoy a coffee or snack there. The menu ranges from ice cream sandwiches to tamales, so there is a treat for anyone. There is also a bike repair shop here. It's a great mom-and-pop shop to stop by and support in the community.

This is a delightful little café along the trail. It offers a great selection of foods, drinks, bike accessories and apparel. They also do bicycle repairs. It is a great place to stop on your way back from Freeport after a long ride.

The Butler-Freeport Community Trail spans 20 miles, winding through a scenic wooded valley along Little Buffalo Creek to Buffalo Creek and then to the Allegheny River at Freeport. The trail is a mix of surfaces, mainly crushed limestone, and well-placed mile and .5 mile markers along the way. Restrooms are available along the route and are open seasonally, from May to October. As you ride the trail, you'll encounter charming scenery, including old stone foundations, remains of brick kilns, small dams, and delightful waterfalls.

Nice little gift shop and only flush facilities on the trail.

bring a light🤫

517-foot tunnel built in 1872 and renovated in 2018. Still requires lights to ride safely through.

This stretch has beautiful views on and off the trail. Worth getting off the trail to see the view of the Redbank River from the bridge, and check out the former fire brick plant.