East Coast Greenway

Target entity: East Coast Greenway
Context triple: [Massachusetts rail trail network, connectsTo, East Coast Greenway]

• A. Empire State Trail
  The Empire State Trail is a 750-mile multi-use recreational trail network that spans New York State, connecting New York City, Albany, Buffalo, and the Canadian border for walking, cycling, and outdoor tourism.
• B. Hudson River Greenway
  The Hudson River Greenway is a popular multi-use waterfront path in New York City that runs along the Hudson River, providing space for cycling, walking, and recreation.
• C. Great American Rail-Trail
  The Great American Rail-Trail is a developing cross-country multiuse trail route that aims to connect existing and new rail-trails into a continuous path spanning the United States from Washington, D.C., to Washington State.
• D. Delaware River Trail
  The Delaware River Trail is a multi-use recreational path in Philadelphia that runs along the Delaware River, offering scenic views and connecting parks, piers, and neighborhoods along the waterfront.
• E. Nassau-Suffolk Greenbelt Trail
  The Nassau-Suffolk Greenbelt Trail is a long-distance hiking route on Long Island, New York, that links the island’s north and south shores through a network of wooded paths, parks, and nature preserves.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: East Coast Greenway
Target entity description: The East Coast Greenway is a long-distance urban trail system that aims to connect cities from Maine to Florida with a continuous, safe route for cyclists and pedestrians.

• A. Empire State Trail
  The Empire State Trail is a 750-mile multi-use recreational trail network that spans New York State, connecting New York City, Albany, Buffalo, and the Canadian border for walking, cycling, and outdoor tourism.
• B. Hudson River Greenway
  The Hudson River Greenway is a popular multi-use waterfront path in New York City that runs along the Hudson River, providing space for cycling, walking, and recreation.
• C. Great American Rail-Trail
  The Great American Rail-Trail is a developing cross-country multiuse trail route that aims to connect existing and new rail-trails into a continuous path spanning the United States from Washington, D.C., to Washington State.
• D. Delaware River Trail
  The Delaware River Trail is a multi-use recreational path in Philadelphia that runs along the Delaware River, offering scenic views and connecting parks, piers, and neighborhoods along the waterfront.
• E. Nassau-Suffolk Greenbelt Trail
  The Nassau-Suffolk Greenbelt Trail is a long-distance hiking route on Long Island, New York, that links the island’s north and south shores through a network of wooded paths, parks, and nature preserves.
• F. None of above. chosen