Focus Term: Great American Rail-Trail
New Partnership to Commemorate History Along 42,000 Miles of Multiuse Trails Nationwide
Rails to Trails Conservancy and William G. Pomeroy Foundation® launch Trails Across America Historical Marker Grant Program
Revisiting John Brown’s Raid on Harpers Ferry
John Brown’s raid on Harpers Ferry began on Sunday, Oct. 16, 1859, when a band of 22 armed men slipped out of a Maryland farmhouse.
Trail Moments: Cas Marburger Is Shifting Gears in Missoula, Montana
Discover Cas Marburger’s Missoula Montana outdoor trails experience on the Milwaukee Trail, explore Missoula’s scenic trails.
Nebraska Trails Visionary and Champion Lynn Lightner Passes Away, Age 90
With deep sadness, RTC learned of the passing of Lynn S. Lightner, a long-time leader of the trail movement in Nebraska, on Jan. 16, 2025.
Bainbridge Island’s New Welcome Pole: A Symbol of the Past and Present
Randi Purser created Bainbridge Island’s new welcome pole representing Schweabe, father of Chief Seattle, for whom the city is named.
First Round of Active Transportation Connectivity Grants Showcase Program Potential to Make American Towns and Cities Safer and Economically Resilient
Rails to Trails Conservancy Points to New Connections, Partnerships and Funding as Critical Progress on Great American Rail-Trail
Rails to Trails Conservancy Points to New Connections, Partnerships and Funding as Critical Progress on Great American Rail-Trail
Rails to Trails Conservancy Points to New Connections, Partnerships and Funding as Critical Progress on Great American Rail-Trail
A Year of Joy and Progress for Trails
This year of progress for trails underscored how trails are transforming lives and bringing joy to people and communities.
Celebrating 2024’s New Rail-Trails
We applaud the new 2024 rail-trails that have made their debuts this year, joining more than 2,400 others already across America.
Someday, We’ll Bike on a Path Across America. But First, Nebraska.
