Sheepskin Trail, Hiking trail in Fayette County, Pennsylvania.
The Sheepskin Trail is a hiking path in Fayette County that winds through changing landscapes with gravel and paved sections along the Monongahela River. The route connects communities from Dunbar Township to Point Marion Borough.
The area originated as an old railroad corridor that was transformed into a recreational pathway. This conversion made Pennsylvania's natural landscapes accessible to walkers and cyclists.
The trail system integrates with the Mon River Trails Conservancy and Great Allegheny Passage, creating connections between different communities in Fayette County.
The route has multiple access points, with the Point Marion trailhead offering parking and bikeshare services. Visitors should know the terrain is flat and easy to walk, making it suitable for various fitness levels.
A former interstate structure has been repurposed as a covered bridge in Hutchinson Park. This unusual construction creates a distinctive crossing point along the route.
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