Rail Trails in Chautauqua County, NY
If you’re looking for easy hikes in Chautauqua County, NY, look at these rail trails. A rail trail is a trail built on a former railroad bed. They are great for running, cycling and walking. The asphalt ones may be better for rolling, rollerblading, and pushing a stroller. With adequate snowfall, all are good for skiing and snowshoeing. Please consider carefully which trails are suitable for your activity.
| Trail name and link | Distance | Elevation Gain | Trail Surface |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alison Wells Ney Trail | 7.3 miles | 697 feet | Ballast, gravel, grass, asphalt |
| Carroll Area Nature Trail | 2.0 miles | 46 feet | Grass, gravel, ballast, and railroad ties |
| Corry Junction Greenway Trail | 6.5 miles | 216 feet | Some crushed stone and gravel, mostly grass |
| Greater Jamestown Riverwalk | 1.2 miles | 20 feet | Asphalt |
| James “Jim” Fincher Trail | 1.0 miles | 49 feet | Gravel |
| Laurie A. Baer Trail | 1.0 miles | 56 feet | Grass, gravel, and ballast |
| Mayville Village Trail | 1.2 miles | 26 feet | Asphalt |
| Nadine and Paul Webb Trail | 1.9 miles | 138 feet | Asphalt, gravel, grass, dirt |
| Nancy B. Diggs Trail | 1.4 miles | 92 feet | Earth and grass with a little bit of gravel |
| Ralph C. Sheldon Jr. Trail | 4.2 miles | 266 feet | Gravel, grass, packed earth, stone, and dirt road |
| Rosie Billquist Trail | 0.9 miles | 50 feet | Grass and gravel |