Who’s up for a little exploration? Pittsburgh’s network of hiking trails makes it easy for us to explore places we might otherwise not be able to, right? Like this tunnel trail near Pittsburgh that follows the former Montour Railroad path. Along the way, you’ll meander through suburban neighborhoods and past historic bridges. And, you’ll trek through not one but three tunnels along your journey.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure on the Montour Trail, a 45-mile trail that spans from Clairton to Corapolis.
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Motor vehicles are prohibited on the rail trail. However, you can walk, hike, or bike along the trail that's predominately made from crushed limestone.
Trip Advisor/Robert Seman
Of course, the trail features numerous trailheads and access points, including Montour Run Road, Enlow, and Cecil Park.
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But, of course, the highlight of this tunnel trail is the three tunnels along the route: The Enlow Tunnel, the National Tunnel, and the Greer Tunnel.
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Stroll through Enlow Tunnel, in Findley, which stretches more than 500 feet. Even better than the lights in the tunnel to lead the way? Well, the Enlow is always damp, which keeps it cool even in the summer.
Trip Advisor/Jessica W.
Then, explore the National Tunnel, sat at Mile 25. Like the Enlow Tunnel, the 600-foot National Tunnel is lit to make it safer for traveling through.
Trip Advisor/Dean R.
Finally, find the Greer Tunnel midway between miles 28 and 29. Built in 1913, the Greer Tunnel is quite a bit shorter at only 235 feet.
Trip Advisor/Jessica W.
Click here for more information on the Montour Trail, including a trail map.
All Trails/Kay Trent

Your turn! What’s your favorite part of this tunnel trail near Pittsburgh? Or, do you have another favorite trail that features a tunnel or two? Join the conversation in the comments. Then, click here to read about a tunnel of a different kind in Pittsburgh. (Hint: it involves the paranormal.)

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