Trail. Game.
Main Street.
Ride in from Mile 0 of the Montour Trail. Cheer on college hockey and the USL champion Riverhounds. Then stay for cider, pierogies and antiques on 5th Avenue, just downriver from Pittsburgh.
The year the Maiden City was born on the Ohio River
Miles of rail-trail, and Mile 0 is right here
Local shops, eats and pours to explore downtown
WWII landing ships built just across the back channel
Every ride on the Montour begins in Cory.
More than 60 miles of former coal railroad, now one of the country's longest suburban rail-trails. Start here, link up to the Great Allegheny Passage, and roll all the way to Washington, D.C. Or just roll back into town for a pint.
Ride the TrailPick your kind of day.
Four ways to spend a Saturday in Coraopolis. Keep scrolling.
Trail miles, then tacos
Start at Mile 0, spin out to Montour Woods, then refuel on 5th Ave with a cider and street tacos.
Build a trail day → 02 The FanGame day, done right
Tournament weekend at the Riverhounds complex or D-I hockey on Neville Island. Brunch and a brewery on either side.
Plan game day → 03 The BrowserAntiques, coffee, repeat
Fiesta ware, farmhouse finds and vintage furniture, with a latte stop between every other shop.
Shop Main Street → 04 The History BuffThe Maiden City story
An 1896 Richardsonian station, a bridge that floated downriver and the glass that lit America.
Walk the history →Come for the trail. Stay for the town.
See what's on this week, find a table on 5th Avenue and plan the perfect day in Coraopolis.