America’s Trails
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.
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.
Bridging the Gaps: Maine’s Vision for a Statewide Interconnected Trail Network
Discover Maine’s vision for an interconnected trail network. Learn how communities and organizations are working to connect scenic rail-trails
A View From Our 2024 Hall of Fame Inductee: Ke Ala Hele Makālae
Ke Ala Hele Makālae is celebrated for the social, economic and quality-of-life value it brings to the community. Learn more about this trail.
National Trail Grant Awardees Focus on Youth and Inclusive Signage
Yalobusha Greenway Alliance received a $10,000 national trail grant from Rail to Trails Conservancy to develop a trail system in the region.
Hurricane Helene Resources
RTC has pulled together a list of Hurricane Helene recovery resources—information on accessing urgent aid and how people can help right now.
Georgia’s Firefly Trail Shines Brightly
Georgia’s Firefly Trail is a planned 39-mile route is steadily realized with “model mile” sections that demonstrate the pathway’s potential.
American Dreams: People Who Shaped the Landscape of the Great American Rail-Trail
Explore stories about people, places and events that shaped the Great American Rail-Trail from “History Along the Great American Rail-Trail.”
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
