Focus Term: Encouraging Trail Use
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Trail Therapy: Characteristics of a Healing Trail
September 24, 2026
Learn the characteristics of a healing trail and how nature can enhance your well-being from the author of “Trail Therapy: Finding Wholeness in Nature”
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Trail Moments | How the Riding for Focus Program is Transforming Student Well-Being
September 15, 2026
Learn how the Riding for Focus Program supports middle school students by promoting outdoor activity and community engagement.
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Webinar—Celebrating Trails for People with Intellectual Disabilities: Programming, Accessibility and Sensory Guidance from Special Olympics Athletes and Programs
March 05, 2026
The team at Rails to Trails Conservancy is thrilled to partner with Special Olympics for a Celebrate Trails Day session focused on strategies for creating outdoor spaces that foster inclusive opportunities for physical activity, recreation, and everyday life. This webinar explored strategies to engage people with and without intellectual disabilities (ID) in trail programming, strategies […]
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Webinar – Looking Ahead in 2026: Trails, Transportation, and the Midterm Elections
February 27, 2026
Relationship building is at the heart of every successful engagement strategy and is most successful when you start early and often. This year’s mid-term elections offer an opportunity to get ahead of building relationships with potential new leaders and showcase the power of trails in your community. During this session, attendees heard from Wade Johnston, […]
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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.
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Bicycle and Transit Integration Guide (APTA)
January 27, 2026
Bicycles are a useful mode of transportation for short trips (one to three miles) beyond walkable distance but accessible without an automobile. Municipalities across North America are developing strategies to facilitate biking as a mode of transportation with a place-based mix of on-street facilities and bike-friendly policies. As these same communities leverage public transit assets […]
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Uncommon Accommodations: The Cutest, Quaintest and Quirkiest Stays Along the Great Allegheny Passage
December 11, 2025
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Trail Moments | Cycling with Parkinson’s: A Journey of Love, Loss and Resilience
August 19, 2025
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Baltimore Voters Support Equitable Transportation Funding and Enhanced Trail Infrastructure
June 13, 2024
Baltimore Voters Support Equitable Transportation Funding and Enhanced Trail Infrastructure
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Debbie Njai: Breaking Down Barriers for People of Color in the Outdoors
June 04, 2024
When Black People Who Hike founder Debbie Njai went on a hike with friends in 2020, she didn’t know the trek would change her life.
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