easy
3–5 hours
Suitable for riders with basic cycling fitness; mostly flat terrain means endurance over technical skill.
Enjoy a seamless biking adventure along the Pine Creek Rail Trail with shuttle service from Ansonia to Jersey Shore. Perfect for riders of all levels looking to experience Pennsylvania’s natural beauty.
7:45am Pick Up -PCO or Butler Access | Reservation Required
Experience the thrill of biking the scenic Pine Creek Rail Trail with our convenient shuttle service! We’ll transport you and your bikes from Ansonia to Jersey Shore, allowing you to enjoy the trail from start to finish. Join us for a memorable ride, rain or shine, and embrace the adventure!
56 miles Biking 67 miles Driving ( from Ansonia)
Looking to ride the entire Pine Creek Rail Trail from South to North? Or just need a ride back to Jersey Shore? This is the shuttle for you.
Morning shuttle at 7:45am - We will pick you and your bikes up at either Butler Access (Northern Trailhead) or Pine Creek Outfitters (Ansonia), then shuttle you to Jersey Shore (Southern Trailhead).
$60/ person ($120 min)
Please arrive 10-15 minutes prior to shuttle time. Thank you!
*GPS coordinates for Butler Access 41.78941014962873, -77.30932359999076
There is no such thing as bad weather- just bad gear.
There is a non-refundable $10 per person deposit.
-Customers will only be issued a refund with 48 hour notice (minus $10/ person plus processing fees). -Customers with less than 48 hour notice will not receive a refund.
Reserve your spot ahead of time with Pine Creek Outfitters to secure bike transport and avoid last-minute hassles.
Carry enough water as some stretches between towns have limited access to refill stations.
Weather can be variable; dress in moisture-wicking layers to stay comfortable throughout the ride.
Ensure your bike is in good working order before the ride – brakes, tires, and gears especially.
The Pine Creek Rail Trail follows a former railroad corridor that was vital for transporting goods and resources in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Local organizations work to maintain trail quality and protect the forested ecosystem, promoting sustainable outdoor recreation.
Protect your head with a properly fitting helmet for safety on the trail.
Stay hydrated during warmer months with ample water storage.
summer specific
Wear layers to adjust to changing spring temperatures and weather conditions.
spring specific
Bring tools and spare tubes to handle minor mechanical issues on the trail.