Pennsylvania Highways: Seaway Trail

	Seaway Trail

	Western Entrance:	Ohio state line west of West Springfield.
	Eastern Entrance:	New York state line east of Orchard Beach.
	Length:	64 miles
	County:	Erie
	Route:	US 20: Ohio state line to PA 5 PA 5: US 20 to the New York state line Bayfront Parkway: Alternate PA 5 to Alternate PA 5
	Spur:	PA 832: Alternate PA 5 to Presque Isle State Park Peninsula Drive: PA 832 to Pine Tree Road Pine Tree Road: Peninsula Drive to Thompson Drive Thompson Drive: Pine Tree Road to East Fisher Drive East Fisher Drive: Thompson Drive to Peninsula Drive
	History:	Signed in 1978. In that year, Seaway Trail, Inc. was created to promote the route as a tourist destination and to create regional economic development though the tourism that would be generated. Bayfront Parkway was added to the route in 2004. On September 22, 2005, the Seaway Trail became Pennsylvania's first designated National Scenic Byway.
	Links:	Great Lakes Circle Tour Seaway Trail Seaway Trail - Pennsylvania Byways Seaway Trail Scenic Byway - America's Byways
	Back to Pennsylvania Highways Back to Pennsylvania Other Highways Page updated November 28, 2005. Content and graphics, unless otherwise noted, copyright © Jeffrey J. Kitsko. All rights reserved. Seaway Trail shield courtesy of Seaway Trail, Inc. Information courtesy of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and Seaway Trail, Inc.