Focus Term: Encouraging Trail Use
World Record Holder Sets Out on 475-Mile Wheelchair Trek on the Great American Rail-Trail
Ian Mackay formally started his Great American Rail-Trail ride from the National Mall to the C&O Canal Towpath trailhead in Georgetown.

Trail Moments | A Conversation With Chelsea Murphy of She Colors Nature
RTC sat down with Chelsea Murphy to talk about her Trail Moments. Chelsea loves getting outdoors and inspiring others to do the same.

Trail Moments | By Sight & Sound: Tips for Birding Beginners
Tips for Birding Beginners by Keith Russell. Birding can help us become better listeners and observers, as well as more careful and detailed thinkers.

Trail Moments | Advice From a Mom: How to Get Kids to Love Biking
I’ll share some of the tips we used to help our daughter become a successful and happy rider, and we welcome advice from other parents.

Celebrate Trails Day Inspires Trail Users to Be Active
Many great stories came to us from Celebrate Trails Day participants about the special moments they had on the trail.

Trail Moments | Recapturing Life on a Great American Journey
Whitney Washington’s 3,700-mile route across the country began with a few hard-earned turns of the bike wheel.

Slow Down and Enjoy the Trail With These E-bike Tales and Tips from IZIP
IZIP eBikes integrate some of the most efficient, state-of-the art, mid-drive and hub-drive electric motor systems which include a drive unit, battery pack, display and user interface.

Beverly Bridge Opening Marks Major Jump Toward Statewide Trail Connectivity in Washington
On April 8, 2022, a ribbon cutting marked a new beginning for the Beverly Bridge—gathering more than 200 people to celebrate its long-anticipated revitalization.

How My Electric Bike Helped Me Heal
In early January, I suffered a broken tibia and fibula in my right leg from a nasty fall while skiing. Two months after breaking my leg and undergoing surgery, I’m more comfortable riding my e-bike than walking to get around.

Geocaching: Find the Fun!
With millions of geocaches hidden throughout the world, there’s a very good chance one is located on your favorite trail!
Geocaching is a high-tech game of hide and seek. Put simply, someone hides a container for others to find. The game started in early 2000. When Geocaching.com launched later that year, only 75 geocaches existed. Today, there are more than 3.3 million geocaches in 190 countries.

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