The Baltimore & Annapolis (B&A) Trail is the most popular recreational facility in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. This map provides essential information such as trail mileage, parking areas, bicycle shops, restroom facilities, and camping sites. See a preview of the map. Note: the preview is a draft version, and does not include all of the information included in the final version.

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Map for the Farmington Canal Trail, Cheshire-Hamden section, an 8.5 mile trail along the historic Farmington Canal in central southern Connecticut. See a preview of the map

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Map for the Charter Oak Greenway, Manchester-East Hartford section, 4 miles of paved trail from Forbes Street in East Hartford to Main Street, Manchester. The map presents an abundance of information. Aside from trailheads, mileage, and access points, the user is provided with a brief history of the area, a written description of the trail, locations of bike shops, parking areas, bike lockers, and more. The map also shows how users can access local hiking and mountain biking trails, as well as Riverfront Recapture, a multi-use pathway along the Connecticut River in Hartford. Riverfront Recapture is also a segment of the East Coast Greenway. See a preview of the map

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Map for the Blackstone River Bikeway, a 45-mile route connecting Worcester, MA and Providence, RI (New England's 2nd and 3rd largest cities). This route map shows the current recommended on-road route, the existing off-road segment, and the route of the future off-road Bikeway which should be complete within 5 years. Among information highlighted on the map are locations of historic mills and village centers, visitors centers, and bicycle shops. This map will be revised and reprinted periodically to reflect construction of additional off-road segments along the route. Currently 3 miles of trail are open, in Lincoln, RI. Click the appropriate link for a preview of the Massachusetts portion, Rhode Island portion, or full overview.

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Map for the Coventry Greenway, a 4.5-mile trail in western Rhode Island. This map also shows the unimproved, future trail leading westward into Connecticut and eastward towards Providence. Also featured are historic sites, fishing spots, public restrooms, bike shops, and town parks and conservation land. See a preview of the map. Order Form

Map for the Southwest Connecticut Bicycle Route, the ECG's interim bicycle route from the NY State border to New Haven. The map also shows the future route of the Merritt Parkway Trail, which we hope will be constructed over the coming decade. The interim on-road route uses a combination of country roads and commercial arteries to guide cyclists through this scenic and historic region, past museums and beaches, through downtowns and historic villages. See a preview of the New Haven-to-Stratford leg and the Stratford-to-Greenwich leg.

(You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these maps; go here to download a free copy of Acrobat Reader.) These are large files requiring significant downloading time.

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