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Congress Gets First Look at Powerful Results of Bike/Ped Experiment
Release of latest numbers from groundbreaking Nonmotorized Transportation Pilot Program shows dramatic increases in walking and biking in four communities across America.

Green Issue Green With Envy?
Don't be! Our entirely digital Green Issue of Rails to Trails magazine is here for everyone to explore and enjoy, so check it out today!

Trail of the Month
Stretching 126 miles across the northern edge of the Olympic Peninsula, from Port Townsend in the east to La Push on the Pacific Ocean, the Olympic Discovery Trail has few equals for its spectacular scenery.

Beyond Urban Centers Beyond Urban Centers
RTC's latest research study finds surprising prevalence of walking and biking in small towns and rural America, with rates comparable to big cities. Check out the full report, including stories from communities across the country!

Greenway Sojourn Here Comes the 2012 Sojourn!
Registration is still open for our annual Greenway Sojourn, which will take place a month earlier than usual, June 17-24. Join us as we pedal 335 miles from Washington, D.C., to Pittsburgh, Pa. Reserve your spot today!

RTC's Early Warning System RTC's Early Warning System
Sign up to receive railroad corridor abandonment notices for your area via RTC's Early Warning System (EWS), often a first step in the creation of a rail-trail.

Trail-Building Toolbox Trail-Building Toolbox
Our comprehensive resource center fits the needs of all involved in trail development, from first-time citizen advocates to more experienced planners and trail managers.


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