Thirteen miles of traffic-free trails, including 7.6 miles in Connecticut and 4.6 miles in Florida, were recently approved by the East Coast Greenway Alliance’s Greenway Council as additions to the developing 3,000-mile East Coast Greenway bicycle and pedestrian route.

Currently, the East Coast Greenway features 1,100 traffic-free miles connected by the interim route on roadways. Whenever possible, the interim route is located on low-traffic roadways; however, high-stress segments do exist.

Eleven new segments, totaling more than 15 miles in five states, have earned East Coast Greenway designation thus far in 2024 – with further segments expected in December.

Check out the newest East Coast Greenway segments (from north to south) here.