Focus Term: Great American Rail-Trail
Ohio’s Wolf Creek Trail
Dayton’s Wolf Creek Trail is just over 16 miles and runs northwest from the city’s downtown to nearly the Indiana border.

How Council Bluffs Became the Eastern Point of the First Transcontinental Railroad
In the 1860s, Council Bluffs became the Eastern Terminus of the Transcontinental Railroad and today is part of Great American Rail-Trail.

Depot in Center Point Is a Trailside Landmark to Iowa Town’s 1914 Awakening
Home to a museum that preserves the stories of the eastern Iowa town for which it is named, the Center Point Depot is a key piece of history.

Century-Old Bridge in Brandon Is a Legacy to Iowa’s Railroad Heyday
After a 2008 flood along Iowa’s Cedar Valley Nature Trail, only one functional double-arched span bridge created over a century ago remained.

Gearing Up for a Cross-Country Trail Trek Webinar

10 Unique Lodgings Along the Great American Rail-Trail
We highlight lodging along the Great American Rail-Trail, and history buffs can find more from the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

First in Class: Washington Trailblazer Clara McCarty Wilt Was UW’s First Graduate
The first graduate from UW was the trailblazing Clara McCarty Wilt, who would also go become the first woman elected to public office in WA.

Leveraging This Moment for Impact
Over the past several years, these are all ways we’ve described the momentum driving the national movement to connect the nation by trail.

Elevating Opportunity in 2023—Reflections From the Trails Movement
It has been described as a “tipping point,” “critical mass” and “milestone” achievement. Regardless of what it’s called, there’s no doubt that the proliferation of trail networks around the United States is significant.

Montana’s Silver Bow Creek Greenway Trail
Montana’s Silver Bow Creek Greenway Trail (SBCGT) parallels its namesake creek, which provides habitat to bald eagles and yellow-headed blackbirds, sandhill cranes and waterfowl.

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