little boston inn highlights
LOCATION
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The inn is located in the small town of Boston, PA - 20 miles from the official end (or start) of the Great Allegheny Passage at Point State Park in downtown Pittsburgh.
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It is an ideal location for those seeking a small town stay with proximity to Pittsburgh.
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Boston, PA is convenient to breakfast, lunch, dinner and drink options. We are walkable to a convenience store, the Boston GAP Visitor's Center, river access, and hiking trails.
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We are situated between the historic Rivers of Steel National Heritage Area and the peaceful woodlands along the Youghiogheny River, so guests can enjoy two distinct trail experiences from our front door.
We are a stone's throw from the Youghiogheny River, and a one mile trail-walk from the protected woods of Dead Man's Hollow.​​​
​​ROOMS
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We have three guest rooms, including a suite, each with their own private entrance and bathroom.
Each room has a kitchenette equipped with microwave, mini-fridge, and coffee maker.
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We offer complimentary locally-roasted coffee from Commonplace Coffee.
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Rooms feature local artists, and are outfitted to feel as restful as possible.
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We also offer bicycle services on-site.
See "services" tab to learn more.​
about the owners
​little boston inn is the long-time dream of two touring cyclists who wanted to make a comfortable, restful space for cyclists on the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP).
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On a 2016 bicycle tour, we (Joshua & Joanna) were struck by the unending kindness of strangers that we met during our travels.
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Out of many miles biked, our experience on the GAP/C&O Canal stood out to us most, both because of the people we met, and our enjoyment of the peaceful trail that uniquely connects two major U.S. cities.
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We bought "little boston inn" in 2022, excited to share the positive vibes experienced on our trip with trail users.
We look forward to welcoming you to the slower pace
and kinship we are all invited to enjoy along the Great Allegheny Passage.
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A heartfelt thank you to our families and the people whose kindness brought us here, including Mike & Lisa, Paula, Yale, the Washington State crew, and many, many others.
