Annual Reports &
Financial Information
For more than 25 years, Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (RTC) has been a leader in the trails and greenways community, assembling an impressive list of accomplishments through the promotion and protection of trail-friendly legislation, efforts in trail building, technical assistance, regional grassroots efforts and partnership building.
More than 150,000 members and supporters like you help make our success possible. Our annual and financial reports allow us to keep you abreast of the acheivements your support brings about.
2011 Annual Report (Note: To view the report as a flipbook, you will need Flash 10.0 or later; alternatively, you may download it as a PDF below) |
From celebrating our 25th anniversary to hitting new milestones in rail-trail mileage, 2011 was a year of renewed promise and excitement in our mission. Opportunities abound, from innovative urban networks to cross-state connections, and it's truly exciting to think about what we can accomplish in the next 25 years!
 Download the 2011 Annual Report (2.5MB)
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2010 Annual Report (Note: To view the report as a flipbook, you will need Flash 10.0 or later; alternatively, you may download it as a PDF below) |
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In the lead-up to our 25th anniversary, 2010 was a year of resilience and resurgence. From our work in urban communities to the tremendous growth of TrailLink.com, we have never been better poised to answer the demand for more trails.
Download the 2010 Annual Report (2.25MB) |
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2009 Annual Report
The enthusiasm and determination of RTC's founding members is alive and well in 2009. You can see it in our more than 125,000 members and supporters, and in a host of new partnerships and exciting upgrades in the services we provide.
Download the 2009 Annual Report |
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2008 Annual Report
When we opened our doors 23 years ago, there were 200 miles of open rail-trail in America. Today, our work has made it possible for millions of Americans to walk, run, skate and cycle on more than 15,000 miles of completed rail-trail in rural, suburban and urban communities.
Download the 2008 Annual Report |
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2007 Annual Report
Rails-to-Trail Conservancy inspires movement—working in the courts, in Congress, and with individuals, businesses, foundations and communities throughout the country.
Download the 2007 Annual Report |
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2006 Annual Report
In its 20th anniversary year, Rails-to-Trails Conservancy launched an initiative to promote more walking and biking and less driving. One physical step at a time, one transportation choice at a time, Rails-to-Trails Conservancy is helping build healthier places for healthier people.
Download the 2006 Annual Report |
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