America’s Trails
A View From … Pacific Northwest Guidebook Sneak Peek
The Pacific Northwest Guidebook will highlight dozens of top trails where you can walk, bike and roll in Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
Destination: Washington State’s Spokane River Centennial State Park Trail
This photo essay features Washington’s Spokane River Centennial State Park Trail, a nearly 40-mile route from the Idaho border through Spokane
Destination: Utah’s Moab Canyon Pathway and Arches National Park
Experience the grandeur of the Moab Canyon Pathway— diverse array of worldclass hiking and mountain biking trails.
Meet the 2024 Hall of Fame Nominees
2024 Hall of Fame nominees are Hawaii’s Ke Ala Hele Makalae, Arkansas’ Razorback Greenway and Arizona’s Santa Cruz Loop. Voting opens 7/26/24
American Icon: The Great American Rail-Trail Is on Its Way to Fulfilling a Cross-Country Vision
Five years after launch, the Great American Rail-Trail is on its way to fulfilling a cross-country vision. See updates across the route.
Feed and Grain On Heart of Ohio Trail Preserves Centerburg’s Agricultural Legacy
The arrival of the Cleveland, Akron and Columbus Railroad in Centerburg in 1873 brought many business opportunities for this Ohio community.
Along the Heartland Trail in Ohio, You can Glimpse a 38-Million-Year-Old Geological Feature
Along Heartland Trail in Marshallville, sedimentary rocks are Mississippian & Pennsylvanian subperiod strata from the Carboniferous Period.
Tapping Into Opportunity: RTC’s Strategic Priorities
RTC has been focused on building a nation connected by trails, spreading trails across the country to bring new potential to communities.
For Some 60 Years, Peru, Indiana, Was America’s “Circus City”
Peru is known as the Circus City or the Circus Capital of the World for a big reason. It really was.
End of the Line: How Timber and Train Tracks Transformed the Olympic Peninsula
This History Along the Great American Rail-Trail® feature explores the timber industry and creation of two railroads on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula in the early 1900s. The late-1918 completion of the Spruce Railroad, which was meant to aid the war effort, led to a national scandal.
