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Trail of the Month: First built in the 1880s and then developed for railroad use, the 26-mile Little Traverse Wheelway in Michigan offers visitors a memorable waterfront and bluffside tour of Little Traverse Bay in Lake Michigan.

What's Next for Trails, Walking & Biking: Learn how RTC plans to promote active transportation under the new administration over the next few years. Also, read RTC's Open Letter to the Next President of the United States.

70-70-70... and Counting: 
To celebrate her 70th birthday, Katherine Jeter organized family and friends for a 70-mile bicycle ride on Ohio's Little Miami Scenic Trail to raise $70,000 for charity—and she exceeded expectations on all counts.

Trail Voices: Jim Jones
The City Councilman in Valley, Ala., talks about the city's first rail-trail and local plans for an extensive redevelopment project right along the pathway, including a restored mill and farmers market.

Trail-Building Toolbox: Explore our comprehensive resource center that fits the needs of all involved in trail development, from first-time citizen advocates to more experienced planners and trail managers.

 

In the Spotlight


Be the First to Know! Sign up to receive railroad corridor abandonment notices for your area via RTC's Early Warning System.
 
Learn more about this nationwide movement to promote trails, walking and biking as mainstream transportation options. Find helpful resources and tools on the campaign page.

Rails-to-Trails Conservancy
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