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One of my favorites! Mostly flat and easy with some slightly uphill sections. Family friendly with wi-fi connectivity, food resupply and lodging/camping available (not too many options as the C&O is offering.... just plan ahead)

Small welcome center. Has three picnic tables, water inside and information about the town.

The Western Maryland Scenic Railroad crosses two historic girder bridges built by the Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad. Now part of the scenic route traveled by the Frostburg Flyer, these bridges show off iconic views of steam locomotives climbing the final stretch into town, which are popular among train photographers.

This is a nice flat spot with a grill, fire ring, and picnic tables. It is named after the Pigman family, which was influential in this region in the early 1800s. The ferry itself is a mile and a half west along the trail.

This is a flat primitive campsite with restrooms, grills, and picnic tables. The tracks are nearby so you can expect to hear trains periodically through the night.

The official Mile 0 of the Great Allegheny Passage is found in downtown Cumberland under the arch, next to the train station and connected to the northern terminus of the C&O Canal and Towpath. The town is well-connected, with Amtrak service and ample overnight parking.

This section of the C&O Canal Towpath takes you (briefly) away from the water through a nice, treed section of forest on a pleasant, wide, generally smooth gravel path.

The official Mile 0 of the Great Allegheny Passage is found in downtown Cumberland under the arch, next to the train station and connected to the northern terminus of the C&O Canal and Towpath. The town is well-connected, with Amtrak service that accepts bikes and ample parking.