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The East Coast Greenway is a developing trail system, spanning nearly 3,000 miles as it winds its way between Canada and Key West, linking all the major cities of the eastern seaboard. Over 25 percent of the route is already on safe, traffic-free paths.
What's New!

May 18 - 19, Spring national meetings in Portland, Maine! Friday - 31-mile bike ride details and registration here. Saturday - Trail Council Meeting details here.

Everyone is invited to ride with the Cabot Tour! Find more information and how to register here.

ECG 2012 Week-a-Year Tour from Portland, ME to Hartford, CT planned for August 19 - 25th! Read about the tour and how to register here!

Click here to read the April issue of our E-newsletter.

Read our Spring / Summer 2012 Newsletter! Download here.

The State of the Trail Report for 2011 is now available! Click here to download it.

Featured Trail!

Eastern Trail

The Eastern Trail, Kittery to South Portland, Maine. The Eastern Trail is a 65 mile section of the East Coast Greenway, a transportation-recreation greenway connecting Kittery, in southernmost Maine to Casco Bay in South Portland!

The Eastern Trail is both a trail and a vision. The Eastern Trail has a growing span of off-road sections, as well as a scenic on-road trail that mostly follows quiet country roads. Experienced bike riders and hikers can enjoy a beautiful journey from South Portland's Bug Light Park on Casco Bay (near Portland) to Kittery's Piscataqua River.

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Fay, Spofford & Thorndike is an established regional leader in the development of shared use paths/trails. To date, we have completed or have underway more than 500 miles of recreational trails in various stages of planning, design, and/or construction throughout New England and New York. FST's bike team has a unique understanding of the path/trail development process from the initial study phase through design, permitting and construction.


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