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Short tunnel, watch out for ice in the winter.

The National Tunnel is a 623 feet tunnel on the Panhandle Trail. It has automatic lighting, but it is still good to bring your own lights.

The McDonald Trail Station is a welcome center and trail parking for the Panhandle Trail and Montour Trail. There is also an exhibition inside the building with local artifacts and history.

The McDonald Trestle is a historic former railroad bridge, and is now a nearly 1,000‑foot long pedestrian and cycling viaduct on the Montour Trail.

Wet tunnel with water dripping from ceiling. Very cold almost icy.

The McDonald Trestle, an impressive feature of the Montour Trail, offers breathtaking vistas spanning 962 feet as it gracefully traverses over the Panhandle Trail. Accessible via the "connector trail" north of the bridge on the Montour Trail or west of the bridge on the Panhandle Trail, this scenic bridge provides an unforgettable experience for trail enthusiasts seeking stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

Panhandle Trail, nestled in western Pennsylvania, offers a scenic journey through lush forests and charming towns. Spanning 29 miles along a former railroad corridor, it beckons cyclists, hikers, and nature enthusiasts to explore its beauty and tranquility year-round.

The Montour Trail offers a prime example of a superb rail-trail experience right in the vicinity of Pittsburgh. As one of the nation's longest suburban rail-trails, spanning approximately 47 miles along a relatively flat half-loop, from Coraopolis by the Ohio River to Clairton along the Monongahela River, it provides an extensive recreational pathway. Branch routes extend its length to over 60 miles, with a northwest branch directly linking to Pittsburgh International Airport. Additionally, it seamlessly connects with other regional trails, including the Great Allegheny Passage and the C&O Canal Towpath, forming part of the extensive 300+ mile trail network from Pittsburgh to Washington, DC. It's easily accessible by car and public transit, with numerous access points and ADA-compliant facilities along the way, ensuring a convenient and inclusive experience for all trail users.