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Ohiopyle is one of the most popular towns on the GAP. It is a true outdoors town, full of cyclists, hikers, and whitewater rafters. The town has restaurants, shops, and several accommodation options.

The Cedar Creek Hiker-Biker Campground is one of several campsites free to GAP users. At this one, there is a grassy area for tents, picnic areas, fire rings, and drinking water. It is also possible to park at the campsite. If you want to leave your car overnight, you need to fill out a registration form at the registration kiosk to let the staff know you are on the GAP.

Great view of the Youghiogheny River from the GAP. On this section of the trail, you are treated to several great views, so make sure to slow down and enjoy the incredible setting!

One of the first things that welcomes you into the town of Ohiopyle is this beautiful mural. The artwork was designed by Shane Pilster, and completed by Shane and C. Clayton. The mural aims to pay homage to the town's industrial heritage.

Ohiopyle is one of the most popular towns on the GAP. It is a true outdoors town, full of cyclists, hikers, and whitewater rafters. The town has restaurants, shops, and accommodation.

This mural is on three industrial silos at the Youghiogheny Glass Factory and is titled, "Four Seasons" by artists Meeghan Triggs and Chris Galiyas.

If you are out on a multi-day trek of the GAP, this free campsite is a great option for an overnight stay. There is room for 100 tents, a composting toilet, picnic tables, and several fire rings.

The West Newton Visitor Center is set in a replica of the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad’s 1910 train station that used to found the town. It is open Monday through Friday, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, and Saturday and Sunday 10:00 am to 3:00 pm and has maps, bathrooms, and a lot of interesting information about the GAP.