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Skip to content * TrailLink * Great American Rail-Trail * TrailNation * Funding for Trails * Press Room * My Account * Logout * Experience Trails * What We Do * Support Us * Resources & Tools * About Us * TrailBlog * Shop Donate Renew Donate * Experience Trails * What We Do * Support Us * Resources & Tools * About Us * TrailBlog * Shop * Press Room * My Account * Logout Donate Renew * TrailLink * Great American Rail-Trail * TrailNation * Funding for Trails * Main Menu USE TRAILLINK TO FIND A TRAIL NEAR YOU TrailLink is your guide to finding, exploring and enjoying the best multiuse trails nationwide. Find Trails On TrailLink * Experience Trails * Top Trails In Every State * Trail Tips By Activity * Great American Rail-Trail * Annual Celebrate Trails Day * Personal Trail Stories * Hall of Fame Trails * Rail-Trail Champions * The Magazine * TrailBlog News & Features Top 10 Trails by State Blogs Explore top 10 trails blogs for all 50 U.S. States, D.C., and Puerto Rico. View Blog Features * Main Menu A TRAIL THAT CONNECTS THE COUNTRY The Great American Rail-Trail® is the nation’s first cross-country multiuse trail, stretching more than 3,700 miles between Washington, D.C., and Washington State. Explore The Great American Rail-Trail * Areas of Focus * Advocating For Trails & Active Transportation * Securing Public Funding For Trails * Supporting Trail Builders * Connecting Trail Networks * Protecting Trails in the Courts * Mapping Trails and Research * Trail Grants Program * Our Initiatives * Great American Rail-Trail * TrailNation: Connecting America's Trails * Transportation Alternatives Data Exchange * Partnership For Active Transportation * TrailLink: Trail Finder Platform * Main Menu HELP BUILD A NATION CONNECTED BY TRAILS At Rails to Trails Conservancy, we reimagine public spaces to create safe ways for everyone to walk, bike and be active outdoors. Ways To Support RTC * Support Us * Donate * Learn About RTC Membership * Renew Membership * Gift A Membership * Trailblazer Society * Leave A Legacy Gift for Trails * Other Ways To Give * Ways To Help * Sign Up For Newsletters * Take Action Now * Subscribe To Magazine * Support Great American Rail-Trail * Main Menu BECOME PART OF THE TRAILNATION (TM) COLLABORATIVE Join RTC's learning community where professionals, advocates, volunteers and public leaders come together to share proven tools and methods to establish and grow trail networks nationwide. Join the TrailNation Collaborative * Resources * Trail Tips by Activity * Trail-Building Toolbox * Resource Library * Federal Funding Resources * Transportation Alternatives Data Exchange (TrADE) * Helpful Tools * Webinars & Training * Strategies for Building Trail Networks * Federal Funding Tool * TrailLink: Trail Finder Platform * Main Menu LEARN ABOUT RTC Since 1986, RTC has worked to bring the power of trails to more communities across the country, serving as the national voice for the rail-trail movement. Learn More About Us * Our Organization * About RTC * Our History * Strategic Plan * Team RTC * Annual Reports & Finances * Careers * Contact Us Leading with Equity and Inclusion We know the transformative power of trails—and the potential when trails connect everyone, everywhere. That’s why equity and inclusion are at the forefront of our work. Our commitment to equity and inclusion MORE THAN A DAY OUTSIDE MEMORIES BEING MADE COMMUNITIES CONNECTING PLACES THRIVING Support Trails START EXPLORING Rails to Trails Conservancy is building a nation connected by trails, reimagining public spaces to create safe ways to be active outdoors. We invite you to explore with us—find your next trail adventure. Find new ways to take part in the advocacy to reimagine public spaces, creating safe ways for everyone to walk, bike and be active outdoors. Discover why your time on the trail is so much more than a day outside. FIND YOUR NEXT TRAIL ON TRAILLINK™, RTC’S TRAIL-FINDER APP. Enter City, State, Zip Search TrailLink or Browse Trails Near You KEEP UP WITH THE LATEST HAWAI‘I’S KE ALA HELE MAKĀLAE RECOGNIZED AS ONE OF NATION’S TOP TRAILS WITH HALL OF FAME HONOR Rails to Trails Conservancy announced that Ke Ala Hele Makālae on the Hawaiian island of Kaua‘i is the newest member of the Hall of Fame. GREEN ISSUE VIDEO FEATURES & PHOTO ESSAYS – Texas’ Trail Networks – Missouri’s Rock Island Trail State Park – Utah’s Moab Canyon Pathway and Arches National Park – Washington’s Spokane River Centennial State Park Trail – and more! FIVE YEARS OF PROGRESS ON GREAT AMERICAN RAIL-TRAIL ELEVATES NATIONAL IMPACT OF ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE RTC marked 5th anniversary of the Great American Rail-Trail alongside Warrior Expeditions, REI Co-op, members of Congress and state officials. TAPPING INTO OPPORTUNITY: RTC’S STRATEGIC PRIORITIES RTC has been focused on building a nation connected by trails, spreading trails across the country to bring new potential to communities. FIVE WAYS TO GROW SUPPORT FOR TRAILS, WALKING AND BIKING Here are five ways you can become a changemaker for trails, and help build even more momentum for trails and active transportation networks. 1 / 5 * View Top Trails in Your State * Explore the Great American Rail-Trail * Become a Changemaker for Trails * Tools for Professionals and Advocates REIMAGINING PUBLIC SPACES As the nation’s largest advocacy organization for trails, walking and bicycling, Rails to Trails Conservancy is working hard to make sure trails connect everyone, in every neighborhood across America. We believe in the joy and impact that trails deliver for people, places and the planet, which is why we want trails and trail networks prioritized as essential to healthy, thriving communities. Learn more about RTC. * FUNDING ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION * CONNECTING THE NATION’S TRAILS * INSPIRING EVERYONE TO BE ACTIVE OUTSIDE * HELPING YOU FIND THE BEST TRAILS Photo credits (top to bottom): Getty Images; Carroll Park | Photo by Allison Abruscato; Ohio’s Cleveland Foundation Centennial Lake Link Trail | Photo by Jason Cohn; Mount Vernon Trail | Photo by Milo Bateman WE SEE MORE THAN A DAY OUTSIDE. Everyone deserves access to safe ways to walk, bike and be active outdoors. Ohio’s Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath | Photo by Jason Cohn Learn about Our Commitment to Equity OUR IMPACT Since 1986, Rails to Trails Conservancy supported the creation of tens of thousands of miles of rail-trails and multiuse trails nationwide by building and championing infrastructure, advocating for public funding for trails and active transportation, and inspiring more people to make trails part of their everyday lives. Here’s a snapshot of our impact. * * 41,400+ miles of multiuse trail across the country providing people with safe, off-road routes for walking, bicycling, being active and connecting to nature. * 150+ trail networks are being built in the U.S., with at least one in every state, showing universal demand for connected active transportation infrastructure. * $24 BILLION in federal active transportation funding has supported tens of thousands of trail, walking and biking projects, a fraction of the annual ROI they deliver. * 90 MILLION people connected to trails via TrailLink™, having fun and making trails part of their everyday lives. * 1 MILLION+ grassroots taking action, transforming their joy into impact to create, connect and maintain the nation’s trails. * 7,500+ professionals and advocates coming together to spur trail and active transportation network development nationwide. * 12,000 miles of trail being connected through TrailNation™, proving what is possible when trail networks are at the heart of communities. Photo credits (top to bottom): Capital Crescent Trail | Photo by Hung Tran; Baltimore, Md. | Photo by Side A Photography; Warrior Expeditions in Washington, D.C. | Photo by Albert Ting; Wisconsin’s Oak Leaf Trail, part of the Route of the Badger | Photo by Front Room Photography; Celebrate Trails Day event in Pittsburgh | Photo by Robin Woods; Illinois’ Mississippi River Trail | Photo by Brandi Horton; Cynwyd Heritage Trail, part of the Circuit Trails | Photo by Thom Carroll DONATE RTC is creating a future where everyone has safe spaces to walk, bike and be active outdoors. We need your help as we build a nation connected by trails. One TimeMonthly One-time donation amounts $18$35$50$100$250Other Monthly donation amounts $5$10$15$20$25Other Donate LATEST NEWS Read Our TrailBlog America’s Trails BRIDGING THE GAPS: MAINE’S VISION FOR A STATEWIDE INTERCONNECTED TRAIL NETWORK November 05, 2024 Maine Active Transportation Arterials plan calls for an active transportation system that would connect the state’s 25 largest municipalities. Using Trails WASHINGTON’S BURKE-GILMAN TRAIL November 01, 2024 The 20-mile rail-trail Burke-Gilman Trail follows a U-shaped route from Seattle’s Puget Sound neighborhoods in the west to Lake Washington Using Trails EXPLORING A WORLD HERITAGE SITE ALONG OHIO’S PAINT CREEK RECREATIONAL TRAIL October 29, 2024 The Paint Creek Recreational Trail offers a delightful experience, winding nearly 35 miles through beautiful rural scenery in southern Ohio. Read Our TrailBlog PROFESSIONAL & ADVOCATES We work with thousands of organizations, public agencies, local and state governments, and institutions to deliver the best practices and trail-planning resources, technical support, and capacity-building grants to create, connect and maintain the nation’s trails. * Explore the Trail-Building Toolbox * Access the Resource Library * Join the TrailNation Collaborative for Advocates and Professionals Working on Trail Networks * Sign Up for the Latest Trails, Walking and Bicycling Funding and Policy News * Get Mapping, Research and GIS Insights STAY CONNECTED WITH OUR COMMUNITY Email Address Zip Code Subscribe Rails to Trails Conservancy National Headquarters 2445 M Street, NW, Suite 650 Washington, DC 20037 Phone: 202.331.9696 * Careers * Finances * Press Room * Contact Us * * * * * * © 2024 Rails to Trails Conservancy * Terms of Use * Privacy Policy Notifications