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2708:(if on USFS land) designates national recreation trails that are of local and regional significance. Managers of eligible trails can apply for designation with the support of all landowners and their state's trail coordinator (if on non-federal land). Designated trails become part of the National Trails System and receive promotional benefits, use of the NRT logo, technical and networking assistance, and preference for funding through the Department of Transportation's
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80:, water sports, and other activities. The National Trails System consists of 11 national scenic trails, 21 national historic trails, over 1,300 national recreation trails, and seven connecting and side trails, as well as one national geologic trail, with a total length of more than 91,000 mi (150,000 km). The scenic and historic trails are in every state, and Virginia and Wyoming have the most running through them, with six.
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95:. The study made recommendations for a network of national scenic trails, park and forest trails, and metropolitan area trails to provide recreational opportunities, with evaluations of several possible trails, both scenic and historic. The program for long-distance natural trails was created on October 2, 1968, by the National Trails System Act, which also designated two national scenic trails, the
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The 21 national historic trails are designated to protect the courses of significant overland or water routes that reflect the history of the nation. They represent the earliest
European travels in the country in Chesapeake Bay and on Spanish royal roads; the nation's struggle for independence on the
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was used to acquire lands. In 1978, as a result of the study of trails that were most significant for their historic associations, national historic trails were created as a new category with four trails designated that year. Since 1968, over forty trail routes have been studied for inclusion in the
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The act also established a category of trails known as connecting or side trails. Though there are no guidelines for how these are managed, these have been designated by the secretary of the interior to extend trails beyond the original congressionally established route. Seven side trails have been
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in the United States designated "to promote the preservation of, public access to, travel within, and enjoyment and appreciation of the open-air, outdoor areas and historic resources of the Nation". There are four types of trails: the national scenic trails, national historic trails, national
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Their routes follow the nationally significant, documented historical journeys of notable individuals or groups but are not necessarily meant to be continuously traversed today; they are largely networks of partner sites along marked auto routes rather than the exact non-motorized trails as
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The eleven national scenic trails were established to provide outdoor recreation opportunities and to conserve portions of the natural landscape with significant scenic, natural, cultural, or historic importance. These trails are continuous non-motorized long-distance trails that can be
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in 1607â1609. On Smith's explorations he mapped (pictured) the Bay's tributaries and communities of Native
Americans he met. The trail today includes a network of historical and natural partner sites, including maritime museums, wildlife refuges, state and local parks, and
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National recreation trail (NRT) is a designation given to existing trails that contribute to the recreational and conservation goals of a national network of trails. Over 1,300 trails over all fifty states have been designated as NRTs on
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report said, "Each
National Scenic Trail should stand out in its own right as a recreation resource of superlative quality and of physical challenge." Most notably, the national scenic trail system provides access to the crest of the
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has been held annually since 1973. The only winter trail in the system, the designated trail includes the race route and 1,400 mi (2,300 km) of trails connecting nearby communities for snowmobiling, sledding, and skiing.
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in
Wyoming is on the Oregon, California, Mormon Pioneer, and Pony Express National Historic Trails and has exhibits on Western emigration. Nine are administered by the NPS National Trails Office in Santa Fe and Salt Lake City.
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was used for centuries by Native
Americans who followed animal migration paths as trade routes. It became a major road for settlers to the South in the 1800s and 1810s before falling out of use, and it is now preserved as the
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381:(pictured) near the Mexican border to Utah, this trail covers the variety of Arizona's deserts, mountains, and canyons. Four scenic regions have distinct landscapes and biotic communities: the sky islands with
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fled to reach sanctuary. A U.S. Army unit of 2,000 soldiers pursued the band for four months as the Nez Perce warriors held them off at several battles until they were cornered and captured at the
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of around 1,000 emigrants in 1843, with tens of thousands of families making the risky journey over the next few decades to reach a new life in the West. The trail's typical endpoints were
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Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine
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is a corridor connecting the country's capital with historic trade and transportation routes to the ocean and inland. This network of trails incorporates the
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after they were evicted and detained in camps by the Army in 1838, making the four-month trek over the winter. Historic sites include the
Cherokee capital
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won a quick, decisive victory that would be a turning point in the war. The linked highways and walking trails visit several preserved encampment sites.
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Nanticoke River Component Connecting Trail â 23 mi (37 km), extends the Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail up the
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outbreak, but the trail fell into disuse as planes replaced sleds for shipping. In commemoration of this history the 1,000 mi (1,600 km)
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in 1821, when newly independent Mexico welcomed commerce. It was a major exchange route between the two countries for the next 25 years when the
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from end-to-end or hiked for short segments, except for Natchez Trace NST, which consists of five shorter, disconnected trail segments. The
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out of business. While little of the trail itself remains, 50 stations or their ruins of the original 185 can still be visited, including
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to have a cooperative program to build public trails for "the forgotten outdoorsmen of today" in both urban and backcountry areas, the
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pictured) in the early 18th century. Mexican and American ranchers settled along the corridor toward the Rio Grande, including the
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separates the nation's rivers between those that flow into the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. Mostly following the crest of the
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filled with months of supplies, but they also faced disease and attacks by Native Americans upon whose land they intruded.
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of the glacier covering much of North America in the last ice age. When it receded about 10,000 years ago, it left behind
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of the NPS, managed like its other areas, as long, linear parks. Five trails are overseen by the U.S. Forest Service.
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Each national scenic and historic trail has a rounded triangle logo used to mark its route and significant points.
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recreation trails, and connecting or side trails. The national trails provide opportunities for
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route between 1858 and 1861 to transport mail and passengers along a southern route between
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that form much of eastern Washington's landscape of irregular buttes and basins and the
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Susquehanna River Component Connecting Trail â 552 mi (888 km), extends the
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along the trails, as well as locally operated museums and sites. The
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America's National Historic Trails: Walking the Trails of History
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3151:"Continental Divide National Scenic Trail | US Forest Service"
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Category:National Recreation Trails of the United States
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This water and land trail highlights the history of the
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3601:"Butterfield Trail gets national historic designation"
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Anvik Connector â 86 mi (138 km), joins the
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Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail
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3209:
2362:Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine
973:
2928:
2926:
2425:people to leave their ancestral homelands in the
2191:Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, New Mexico
1010:
283:
5015:
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2948:
2946:
4538:
3781:"Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail"
3206:
1043:Trail segments on the west and south shores of
4045:"Star-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail"
3957:"Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail"
3007:"Reference Manual 45 â National Trails System"
2923:
1069:PuÊ»uhonua o HĆnaunau National Historical Parks
495:The Florida Trail runs from the swamplands of
422:Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico
377:Extending the entire length of the state from
5044:United States federal public land legislation
4871:
4524:
4023:"Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail"
2943:
2910:
2908:
2630:
749:The PCT follows the passes and crests of the
4887:Federal protected areas in the United States
4503:The National Trails System: A Brief Overview
4422:Karen Berger, Bart Smith (photography), and
2788:From around 18,000 to 15,000 years ago, the
2550:
2520:, over the next few months, stopping at the
965:National Historic Trails Interpretive Center
913:Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail
212:. Other places of note include the southern
4112:
4110:
4108:
4106:
3913:"Old Spanish Trail National Historic Trail"
2616:Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail
2206:made the first trade trip from Missouri to
1768:Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
1322:Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park
905:
342:Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
4878:
4864:
4531:
4517:
4120:. Department of the Interior. May 16, 2012
3557:"National Trails Office - Regions 6, 7, 8"
3293:"Continental Divide National Scenic Trail"
3123:
3121:
3092:. National Park Service. 2021. p. 61.
2905:
2727:Omnibus Public Land Management Act of 2009
2720:
1762:Facing persecution at their settlement in
1530:was used by some prospectors to reach the
1376:, Louisiana, before moving the capital to
1242:This is a water trail based on the routes
4630:WashingtonâRochambeau Revolutionary Route
4141:
3803:"Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail"
2871:Long-distance trails in the United States
2324:Maryland, Virginia, District of Columbia
2130:Lasting just 18 months in 1860â1861, the
2032:. Emigrants came in mule- or oxen-pulled
1437:in 1598 to colonize the northern part of
917:WashingtonâRochambeau Revolutionary Route
165:
4356:"Ice Age Floods National Geologic Trail"
4103:
4067:"Trail of Tears National Historic Trail"
3825:"Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail"
3491:"Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail"
3295:. U.S. Forest Service. February 12, 2019
3153:. U.S. Forest Service. February 12, 2019
2640:
1750:Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Wyoming, Utah
1727:Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
1211:genocide of the state's Native Americans
434:With a route from Mexico to Canada, the
46:
38:
3237:from the original on November 13, 2018.
3118:
3104:"History of the National Trails System"
2700:for developing and promoting NRTs. The
1073:PuÊ»ukoholÄ Heiau National Historic Site
961:other areas of the National Park System
14:
5016:
4452:Partnership for National Trails System
3979:"Pony Express National Historic Trail"
3012:. National Park Service. January 2019.
2536:, reenactment pictured) they defeated
2275:were nonviolent demonstrations of the
1733:, and an NPS visitor center in Omaha.
1189:starting in Missouri, going along the
4859:
4512:
4197:"National Recreation Trails Database"
3891:"Old Spanish National Historic Trail"
3579:"Ala Kahakai National Historic Trail"
3425:"Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail"
3381:"North Country National Scenic Trail"
3193:
3129:"Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail"
2220:Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
2134:delivered mail via horseback between
810:Connecting the Continental Divide at
576:, six sites of which are part of the
27:System of trails in the United States
5039:Scenic highways in the United States
5024:National Trails of the United States
4312:"The International Trails Symposium"
3869:"Nez Perce National Historical Park"
2861:Protected areas of the United States
1912:led the first trade expedition from
1493:used by the U.S. Army in the 1860s.
4676:Captain John Smith Chesapeake Trail
4498:National Recreation Trails database
4486:National Scenic and Historic Trails
4383:. National Park Service. June 2016.
4142:Koplowitz, Howard (July 20, 2015).
3847:"Nez Perce National Historic Trail"
3359:"New England National Scenic Trail"
3249:"Appalachian National Scenic Trail"
3224:The National Parks: Index 2012â2016
2804:along their path. They created the
2776:Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana
2751:
2590:in Pennsylvania and New York (2012)
1006:
578:Ice Age National Scientific Reserve
334:Great Smoky Mountains National Park
279:
91:released a report in 1966 entitled
83:In response to a call by President
68:and historic education, as well as
24:
5034:Hiking trails in the United States
4492:National Recreation Trails Program
4391:
4224:"How To Apply for NRT Designation"
4001:"Santa Fe National Historic Trail"
3759:"Iditarod National Historic Trail"
3447:"Discover the Pacific Crest Trail"
1946:Lake Mead National Recreation Area
1877:Nez Perce National Historical Park
1312:, carrying one ton of gear across
978:Tooltip Public Law (United States)
519:and many state forests and parks.
401:, and the plateaus divided by the
43:Map of the system with trail logos
25:
5065:
4575:El Camino Real de los Tejas Trail
4445:
3537:. National Historic Trails Center
3535:"National Historic Trails Center"
3449:. Pacific Crest Trail Association
3405:. North Country Trail Association
2800:, lakes, cliffs, waterfalls, and
2534:Colonial National Historical Park
1637:(pictured), and his route became
1110:Butterfield Overland Mail Company
953:Nez Perce National Historic Trail
397:, the volcano field crossing the
4580:El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro
4505:â Congressional Research Service
3935:"Oregon National Historic Trail"
3194:Lewis, Chelsey (July 13, 2022).
2845:
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2516:, in June 1781. They marched to
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1958:
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1835:Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana
1828:
1743:
1731:Pompeys Pillar National Monument
1663:
1573:
1503:
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1406:El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro
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117:Land and Water Conservation Fund
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3337:"Ice Age National Scenic Trail"
3329:
3315:"Florida National Scenic Trail"
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3285:
3271:"Arizona National Scenic Trail"
3263:
3241:
3230:. National Park Service. 2016.
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3165:
3143:
3096:
2866:List of long-distance footpaths
2661:, but a significant number are
2624:Jimmie Lee Jackson was murdered
2152:Hollenberg Pony Express Station
1816:This Is the Place Heritage Park
1713:, include their starting point
1463:Presidio Chapel of San Elizario
1063:. Archaeological sites include
1057:Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park
737:California, Oregon, Washington
651:This footpath incorporates the
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3053:. National Park Service. 2016.
3016:
2970:. June 6, 1999. Archived from
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2785:3,400 mi (5,470 km)
2683:off-road recreational vehicles
2564:to Wisconsin's highest point,
2485:1,000 mi (1,610 km)
2398:5,045 mi (8,120 km)
2200:1,203 mi (1,940 km)
2127:2,000 mi (3,220 km)
1974:2,170 mi (3,490 km)
1942:Great Sand Dunes National Park
1918:DomĂnguezâEscalante expedition
1905:2,700 mi (4,350 km)
1844:1,170 mi (1,880 km)
1759:1,300 mi (2,090 km)
1679:4,900 mi (7,890 km)
1651:Anza-Borrego Desert State Park
1589:1,200 mi (1,930 km)
1519:2,350 mi (3,780 km)
1469:(pictured), governed from the
1360:is the group of roads through
1350:2,600 mi (4,180 km)
1239:3,000 mi (4,830 km)
1167:StephensâTownsendâMurphy Party
1158:5,600 mi (9,010 km)
1105:3,292 mi (5,300 km)
807:1,200 mi (1,930 km)
746:2,650 mi (4,260 km)
714:Green Mountain National Forest
705:4,800 mi (7,720 km)
548:This trail traces Wisconsin's
545:1,000 mi (1,610 km)
501:Gulf Islands National Seashore
492:1,500 mi (2,410 km)
431:3,200 mi (5,150 km)
346:White Mountain National Forest
313:2,189 mi (3,520 km)
13:
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4410:America's Great Hiking Trails
4336:. US House of Representatives
4268:"Benefits of NRT Designation"
2876:
2441:in Georgia (pictured), Chief
2170:at the eastern terminus, and
2097:in South Carolina, where the
2065:In September 1780 during the
1980:made the first wagon trek to
1865:Big Hole National Battlefield
1701:. On their round-trip up the
1691:Corps of Discovery Expedition
1619:Mission San Francisco de AsĂs
1219:Captain John Smith Chesapeake
1067:(wetlands and fishponds) and
919:; westward migrations on the
881:Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail
517:Apalachicola National Forests
497:Big Cypress National Preserve
2964:"The National Trails System"
2691:National Water Trails System
2405:forced tens of thousands of
2146:put the service operated by
1560:Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race
1475:El Rancho de las Golondrinas
1181:in 1848 sparked the massive
872:710 mi (1,140 km)
444:El Malpais National Monument
374:800 mi (1,290 km)
133:United States Forest Service
89:Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
7:
4903:Estuarine Research Reserves
4585:Juan Bautista de Anza Trail
4540:U.S. National Trails System
4488:â Bureau of Land Management
3915:. Bureau of Land Management
3761:. Bureau of Land Management
3739:. Bureau of Land Management
2838:
2710:Recreational Trails Program
2273:Selma to Montgomery marches
1330:El Camino Real de los Tejas
1250:settlement, took to survey
818:, this trail showcases the
798:Montana, Idaho, Washington
639:Massachusetts, Connecticut
582:Kettle Moraine State Forest
10:
5070:
4819:National Recreation Trails
4704:Star-Spangled Banner Trail
4698:Overmountain Victory Trail
4473:National Recreation Trails
2634:
2631:National Recreation Trails
2333:290 mi (470 km)
2297:Brown Chapel A.M.E. Church
2144:transcontinental telegraph
2062:330 mi (530 km)
1869:Camas Meadows Battle Sites
1719:Gateway Arch National Park
1431:Royal Road of the Interior
1426:404 mi (650 km)
1285:16.5 mi (30 km)
1040:175 mi (280 km)
648:215 mi (350 km)
442:, its major sites include
379:Coronado National Memorial
29:
5054:1968 in the United States
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4620:Selma to Montgomery Trail
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4480:America's National Trails
2818:Steamboat Rock State Park
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2085:. Pursuing British Major
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1873:Yellowstone National Park
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1615:Presidio of San Francisco
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889:Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
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653:Metacomet-Monadnock Trail
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153:secretary of the interior
137:Bureau of Land Management
4943:Outstanding Natural Area
4923:Lakeshores and seashores
4744:Continental Divide Trail
4694:(motor, land, and water)
4548:National Historic Trails
4463:National Historic Trails
4459:â National Park Service
2733:National Geologic Trail
2706:secretary of agriculture
2685:. There are a number of
2370:The Star-Spangled Banner
2268:54 mi (90 km)
2095:Battle of Kings Mountain
1938:Mojave National Preserve
1621:. Anza visited Missions
906:National Historic Trails
814:to the Pacific Ocean at
751:San Bernardino Mountains
708:This trail reaches from
387:Coronado National Forest
338:Shenandoah National Park
194:Continental Divide Trail
157:secretary of agriculture
4801:National Geologic Trail
4786:Pacific Northwest Trail
4358:. National Park Service
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2893:. National Park Service
2721:National Geologic Trail
2494:Expédition ParticuliÚre
2457:, and several museums.
2093:force at the October 7
1994:BartlesonâBidwell Party
1782:to reach refuge in the
1483:Gutiérrez Hubbell House
1471:Palace of the Governors
1449:, mostly following the
1163:BartlesonâBidwell Party
1059:and sandy beaches with
885:Great Allegheny Passage
779:Alpine Lakes Wilderness
601:Tennessee, Mississippi
261:National Scenic Trails
238:Pacific Northwest Trail
143:, sites, resources and
18:National Historic Trail
4998:Wilderness Study Areas
4988:Wild and Scenic Rivers
4968:Research Natural Areas
4845:Triple Crown of Hiking
4791:Potomac Heritage Trail
4719:National Scenic Trails
4640:Natural surface trails
4468:National Scenic Trails
4457:National Trails System
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2518:Williamsburg, Virginia
2305:Martin Luther King Jr.
2172:B.F. Hastings Building
2140:Sacramento, California
2089:, they confronted his
2002:Independence, Missouri
1824:Nez Perce (Nee-Me-Poo)
1725:(replica pictured) at
1071:(place of refuge) and
464:Glacier National Parks
210:Triple Crown of Hiking
166:National Scenic Trails
127:, administered by the
57:National Trails System
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4692:Lewis and Clark Trail
4482:â U.S. Forest Service
3849:. U.S. Forest Service
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3273:. U.S. Forest Service
2802:giant current ripples
2790:glacial Lake Missoula
2702:secretary of interior
2644:
2514:Dobbs Ferry, New York
2502:Newport, Rhode Island
2463:WashingtonâRochambeau
2435:taken by the Cherokee
2358:Battle of North Point
2354:Battle of Bladensburg
2342:Chesapeake Bay Region
2301:Alabama State Capitol
2277:civil rights movement
2222:reached Santa Fe via
1984:in 1836 to found the
1875:, and other sites of
1693:to map and study the
1613:, where he sited the
1593:Juan Bautista de Anza
1569:Juan Bautista de Anza
1372:in Eastern Texas and
1051:(long trail) used by
844:Olympic National Park
816:Olympic National Park
812:Glacier National Park
620:Natchez Trace Parkway
395:Tonto National Forest
383:Saguaro National Park
318:Appalachian Mountains
182:Appalachian Mountains
129:National Park Service
50:
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5049:1968 in American law
4809:Ice Age Floods Trail
4565:Butterfield Overland
2974:on November 10, 2000
2934:"Trails for America"
2810:Columbia River Gorge
2528:. In the three-week
2313:Star-Spangled Banner
2293:Edmund Pettus Bridge
2216:MexicanâAmerican War
2136:St. Joseph, Missouri
2073:militia mustered in
2042:Overmountain Victory
1705:to the mouth of the
1623:San Gabriel ArcĂĄngel
1580:Arizona, California
1433:was first routed by
1390:Old San Antonio Road
1316:. It is part of the
1183:California Gold Rush
1085:Butterfield Overland
1047:protect the ancient
208:, which make up the
184:in the east via the
125:long-distance trails
4781:Pacific Crest Trail
4769:North Country Trail
4764:Natchez Trace Trail
4557:Scenic motor routes
4430:(foreword) (2014),
4404:(photography), and
3607:. December 23, 2022
3403:"Explore the Trail"
2806:Channeled Scablands
2734:
2498:comte de Rochambeau
2488:Six years into the
2465:Revolutionary Route
2455:Rattlesnake Springs
2451:Red Clay State Park
2366:Battle of Baltimore
2248:Selma to Montgomery
2242:can still be seen.
2164:Pike's Peak Stables
2006:Oregon City, Oregon
1914:AbiquiĂș, New Mexico
1635:San Carlos Borromeo
1246:, a founder of the
989:
399:San Francisco Peaks
262:
245:measurement methods
230:North Country Trail
206:Pacific Crest Trail
192:in the west on the
111:and Representative
101:Pacific Crest Trail
4928:Marine Sanctuaries
4898:Conservation Areas
4610:Pony Express Trail
3627:"California Trail"
2853:Environment portal
2732:
2679:cross-country skis
2647:
2611:in Virginia (2012)
2604:in Delaware (2012)
2597:in Maryland (2012)
2575:to the village of
2538:General Cornwallis
2403:Indian Removal Act
2238:(pictured), where
2075:Abingdon, Virginia
1988:, followed by the
1861:Battle of Bear Paw
1695:Louisiana Purchase
1689:led the 1803â1806
1554:to Nome to stop a
1459:Jornada del Muerto
1417:New Mexico, Texas
1394:Texas independence
1382:series of missions
1355:Royal Road of the
1298:Klondike Gold Rush
1257:interpretive buoys
987:
897:Mount Vernon Trail
824:Okanogan Highlands
499:to the beaches of
436:Continental Divide
411:Continental Divide
260:
177:Trails for America
93:Trails for America
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4938:Natural Landmarks
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4749:New England Trail
4727:Appalachian Trail
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4706:(motor and water)
4648:Ala Kahakai Trail
4600:Old Spanish Trail
4494:â American Trails
4434:. Rizzoli, 2020,
4412:. Rizzoli, 2014,
4314:. American Trails
4292:. American Trails
4270:. American Trails
4226:. American Trails
4199:. American Trails
3106:. American Trails
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2689:that make up the
2588:Susquehanna River
2548:
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2542:Joseph Webb House
2530:siege of Yorktown
2506:George Washington
2496:commanded by the
2490:Revolutionary War
2352:; grounds of the
2281:Voting Rights Act
2067:Revolutionary War
1908:Mexican merchant
1808:Independence Rock
1804:pulling handcarts
1766:, members of the
1647:Casa Grande Ruins
1611:San Francisco Bay
1601:, going from the
1341:Texas, Louisiana
937:Old Spanish Trail
903:
902:
840:Olympic Peninsula
787:Pacific Northwest
669:Long Island Sound
665:Mattabesett Trail
322:Springer Mountain
186:Appalachian Trail
97:Appalachian Trail
85:Lyndon B. Johnson
16:(Redirected from
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5003:Wildlife Refuges
4993:Wilderness Areas
4963:Recreation Areas
4918:Historical parks
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2071:Overmountain Men
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1764:Nauvoo, Illinois
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1683:Meriwether Lewis
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1990:Oregon Dragoons
1986:Whitman Mission
1796:Winter Quarters
1788:Mormon pioneers
1786:. Around 2,000
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1627:San Luis Obispo
1598:Las Californias
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505:Lake Okeechobee
503:, going around
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440:Rocky Mountains
324:in Georgia and
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