CR2T
Help us plan for the future of our trail!
About
Chautauqua Rails to Trails (CR2T) is a non profit corporation whose reason for existence is to acquire, develop and maintain multi purpose recreational trails for public use on or near abandoned railroad rights of way. CR2T provides safe, attractive trails…
Mission
To acquire, develop and maintain multi-purpose recreational trails on or near abandoned railroad corridors for public use. Vision Our vision is to develop and connect a network of safe and accessible trails for all Chautauqua County families and visitors to…
Trails
CR2T is home to some of the most scenic and serene trails in the area. Chautauqua County is blessed with beautiful unused rail corridors winding through picturesque countryside vistas and quaint villages. CR2T provides safe, attractive trails for non motorized…
Events
CR2T will Participate in Give Big CHQ on June 14
We are excited to announce that on June 14, Chautauqua Rails to Trails will be participating in Give Big CHQ! This 24-hour online event hosted by the Chautauqua Region Community Foundation (CRCF) is a great way get our community excited…
Wine Walk to be Held July 20 in Mayville
Join us for an evening of wine, nature, and fun on July 20 to raise funds to help support Chautauqua Rails to Trails! Time: Staggered start times running 5:00-6:30pm Cost: $20 presale, $25 at the trail, $10 for designated driver…
CR2T Spring Membership Drive
CR2T is hosting a Spring Membership Drive! Our vision is to develop and connect a network of safe and accessible trails for all Chautauqua families and visitors to the area. Our members are the lifeblood of this organization and without…
“Keep Moving” by Bill Ward
We’re so lucky to have the talented Bill Ward as a member of the CR2T Board! Check out this catchy tune he wrote for us and performed at our Spring Salute.
Video- Damage to the Woleben Road Culvert
You have probably read or heard our board members talking about the culvert (tunnel) that passes under the rail trail near Woleben Road in Portland. Without seeing the culvert and the damage that has occurred in person, it can be…
