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A new 1,250-foot section of the Montour Trail between Pleasant Street and the east end of the Port Authority Library Park & Ride was surfaced on September 12, 2019.

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Newly repaved section of the Montour Trail

The trail does not directly connect to the parking lot, but a 550-foot temporary trail has been constructed allowing access to Summit Drive, the entrance road to the Summit Station development and to Brownsville Road. Altogether the new trail section provides 1,800 feet of new off-road trail and replaces 2,100 feet of the route on Pleasant Street and Brownsville Road. The photo (from September 13) shows part of the trail through a wooded area and the trail bridge which will be open to trail users in late 2020.

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