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Five Amtrak Destinations for Exploring the South by Train and Trail
February 17, 2026

Here are Amtrak five stations in the South that are less than a mile away from a rail-trail that’s 20 miles or longer.

Bridge along Alabama's Chief Ladiga Trail | Photo courtesy City of Anniston Public Relations Department
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Trail Moments | Healthier and Happier: 40 Years of Supporting Trails
February 13, 2026

Learn about Mimi Davisson and her 40 years of dedication to supporting trails. A celebration of community and passion awaits.

Mimi Davisson in Iceland | Photo courtesy Mimi Davisson
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Catalyst Bikes’ Adaptive Cycling Program Is Empowering Athletes in Atlanta
January 26, 2026

Explore the impact of Catalyst Bikes in Atlanta, Georgia, promoting access to adaptive cycling for individuals with disabilities.

Catalyst Bikes | Photo courtesy Catalyst Bikes
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Uncommon Accommodations: The Cutest, Quaintest and Quirkiest Stays Along the Great Allegheny Passage
December 11, 2025
Bicyclist on trestle bridge along the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP, gaptrail.org) | Photo by Ashley Stimpson
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Trail Moments: Healing Through Nature Along Rail-Trails
November 06, 2025

We are raising awareness for the need for accessible trails for the disabled, and rail-trails are ideal for connecting all abilities.

Photo courtesy Cindy Ross
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Pathways to Purpose
October 25, 2025

Explore how Rachel Jones, Ed Talone, Isaiah Maxi, Brooke Pavek and Bobby Whittaker made their lives extraordinary on America’s pathways.

Rachel Jones at her 1,000 Club party | Photo courtesy Rachel Jones
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Valentine Bike Share—The Most (?) Remote Bike Share in the World
September 30, 2025

In Valentine, Nebraska, population 2,631, you can find the most rural and remote bike share program in America, or the world—at least that’s what Benny Foltz, CEO of the nonprofit ROAM Share-claims.

Valentine bike share bike on Nebraska's Cowboy Trail | Photo courtesy ROAM Share
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Trail Moments | Cycling with Parkinson’s: A Journey of Love, Loss and Resilience
August 19, 2025
Jim and Anne Silver | Photo courtesy Anne Silver
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Destination: Utah’s Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail State Park
July 22, 2025
Equestrians on the trail cross the Weber River near the small town of Wanship. Horseback riders are welcome on the trail. Photo by Cindy Barks.
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Indiana Bicycling Advocate Robert Ordway on Trails, Safety and Quality of Life
July 11, 2025
Robert Ordway took an 825-mile bike ride in 2024 from Washington, D.C., to Indiana to raise money for ALS research. | Courtesy Robert Ordway
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