Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Coord 50.914 1.270 display title region GB HAM scale 10000 Infobox Hiking trail Name Strawberry Trail Photo Caption Location Designation Length Convert 15 mi 0 Start End Points Church Lane in Botley, Hampshire Botley Use Hiking ElevChange HighPoint LowPoint Difficulty Season All year Sights Hazards Image Map Strawberry Trail.jpg thumb right 360px Map of the trail The Strawberry Trail is an 15 mile trail footpath through Hampshire , England The trail is part linear and part circular. The linear section connects Botley, Hampshire Botley to Bursledon railway station via Manor Farm Country Park . The circular section is usually done in a clockwise direction. From Bursledon railway station the trail goes south closely following the River Hamble and through Hamble le Rice Hamble until it meets Southampton Water . The trail then turns right and follows the shoreline into Royal Victoria Country Park . The path exits the Country Park next to the Tearoom U.K. and U.S. tearooms and twists and turns along a short nature trail until it meets the Hamble Rail Trail . The path continues North along Hound Road then crosses farmland, turns right at a recreation ground, and returns to the railway station via the outskirts of Bursledon. There are numerous pay car parks in the area, however it is recommended that walkers use the free car park just off Mortimer Road near Botley High Street. In summer a ferry service operates between Hamble and Manor Farm Country Park. The rural parts of the trail are waymarking waymarked in the clockwise direction by metal and plastic disks found attached to wooden and metal posts, trees and street furniture . However there are very few markers within the Royal Victoria Country Park and on the section that passes through the outskirts of Bursledon. See also Recreational walks in Hampshire Long distance footpaths in the UK Category Footpaths in Hampshire Hampshire geo stub ... more details
Heritage Trail can refer to Heritage Trail Iowa Monmouth Heritage Trail Orange Heritage Trailway New York See also Historic trails and roads in the United States disambiguation Long comment to avoid being listed on short pages ... more details
The Arkaquah Trail is a hiking trail that has been designated as a National Recreation Trail in Georgia U.S. state Georgia . The trail is 5.5 miles 8.25 km long and is located in the Chattahoochee National Forest in the Brasstown Ranger District . The trail is managed by the U.S. Forest Service . The trail starts at Brasstown Bald and descends along the northern spur of ridge called Locust Log Ridge to Track Rock Gap. There are a number of scenic viewpoints along the Arkaquah Trail. The first five miles 8 km of the trail are located within the Brasstown Wilderness and the trail ends at Track Rock , one of the best known of the petroglyph sites in Georgia. There is parking at both ends of the trail. External links http tutsan.forest.net trails FMPro? db nrt.fp5& format trail 5fdetail.htm& lay allfields& sortfield Trail 20state& op eq&Trail 20state GA& recid 33208& find Arkaquah Trail entry in the National Recreational Trail Database http georgiatrails.com trails arkaquah.html Arkaquah Trail profile on GeorgiaTrails.com coord 34 52 33 N 83 50 36 W display title Category Hiking trails in Georgia U.S. state Category National Recreation Trails of the United States Category Protected areas of Union County, Georgia Category Chattahoochee Oconee National Forest GeorgiaUS geo stub US trail stub ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 Inappropriate tone date December 2007 Between 1913 and 1938, J. Joseph Hampton Rich, a resident of Mocksville, North Carolina, USA took it upon himself to keep the memory of Daniel Boone and his travels alive. He did this by placing 358 metal tablets between Virginia Beach, VA and San Francisco, CA. Although many of the tablets are associated with locations visited by Boone, many were simply placed wherever Mr. Rich could collect the necessary donations from schools, communities, etc. to erect a monument. He established the Boone Trail Highway Association to further his project. From the mid 1920s to the mid 1930s, the Association published a newsletter which detailed the efforts to install new monuments. Image Btm1.jpg right thumbnail The May June 1936 issue of the Boone Trail Herald showing arrowhead shaped monument installed at Tidewater, Virginia The markers also have a link to more recent history. Supposedly, the tablets were at least partially constructed from metal salvaged from the battleship USS Maine ACR 1 , which was sunk during Spanish American War in 1898. Typically, the tablets were located near schools, government buildings or along old highway routes. Over the years many of the markers have been lost to highway construction and general urban sprawl. In the late 1990s, a group of descendants of Daniel Boone established the Boone Trail Highway & Memorial Re Association with the intent of locating the markers which remained. Approximately 60 tablets have been located thus far. One of the tablets can be found on Franklin Street in Chapel Hill, North Carolina . Another can be found in front of historic Old Main on the campus of The University of North Carolina at Pembroke in Pembroke, North Carolina . References Rich Man Daniel Boone by Everette G. Marshall Sugar Tree Enterprises, 2003 External links http home.triad.rr.com boonetrail Current Results of Search for Markers http www.uncp.edu map arrowhead.htm Marker at The Universit ... more details
and University of Oregon track coach Bill Bowerman to design and build Pre s Trail. Within four months of Pre s death in an auto accident in 1975, the new trail served as venue to a memorial race of approximately ...Infobox Hiking trail Name Pre s Trail Photo PresTrail.jpg Caption Pre s Trail during a cross country race Length 3.4 mi 5.5 km Start End Points Eugene, OR Use Running, walking ElevChange HighPoint LowPoint Difficulty Season Year round Sights Hazards Pre s Trail , located on the north side of the Willamette River in Eugene, Oregon , United States , popularly referred to as Track Town USA , is a four mile long running and walking trail named after heralded University of Oregon athlete Steve Prefontaine . The woodchip and bark trail features riparian scenery, including grasslands, duck pond s, and woods, as well as guide signs with trail maps at each of three primary trailheads. Near downtown Eugene, in Alton Baker Park , Pre s Trail is part of an extensive network of running trails in and around ... overseas. Upon return from Europe, he suggested to local officials building a running trail ... River from, the University of Oregon, Pre s Trail is enjoyed by a variety of recreational users ... schools, including Sheldon High School Eugene, Oregon Sheldon High which trains on the trail throughout ... portion of the Eugene Marathon is on Pre s Trail. Route Image PresTrailSign.JPG thumb right Interpretive sign and map of Pre s Trail in eastern part of Alton Baker Park Pre s Trail undulates ..., with some single track dirt trail, gravel sections, and a short swath of asphalt on the Big Loop ... Parcourse Loop , .65 miles Northwest Bottom Loop , 1.06 Access Pre s Trail is located off Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, near Autzen Stadium . Pre s trail lies within Alton Baker Park, and is accessible ... UOregon.edu Pre s Trail Open Map http www.oregontrackclub.org images runner 1.pdf OregonTrackClub.org pdf Pre s Trail coord 44.051 123.065 type landmark region US OR dim 2.5km display title Category ... more details
Military Trail may refer to Florida State Road 809 in Florida , United States Military Trail, a road in Toronto , Ontario , Canada . See Danforth Avenue . Roadindex ... more details
b East terminus b Plymouth, Massachusetts system AutotrailAuto Trails Image YellowstoneTrailNorthFDLSign3.jpg ...Infobox road header type hist marker image File YellowstoneTrail.svg 100px name Yellowstone Trail alternate name Slogan A Good Road from Plymouth Rock to Puget Sound map Yellowstone Trail Map.jpg map notes length mi 3719 length round 0 length ref length notes According to the 1920 Yellowstone Trail Route ... 7 ref history Yellowstone Trail established on 23 May 1912 in Ipswich, South Dakota . The Yellowstone Trail Association incorporated in January 1918. The office of the Association was closed on 15 ... sign at Yellowstone Trail Park in North Fond du Lac, Wisconsin The Yellowstone Trail was the first ... yt history.htm The Yellowstone Trail Assoc., History ref The automobile was just becoming popular ... Acts publisher Answers.com accessdate 2007 06 08 ref The Yellowstone Trail developed in parallel with the nationwide ... red brick section of the Yellowstone Trail in Redmond, Washington . The Yellowstone Trail Association ... a small fee to be included on the route publicity. ref name YT h The Yellowstone Trail Association ..., established information bureaus in busy hotels, and set up tents along busy places on the Trail to hand out these materials. People telephoned the Trail Association before they planned a trip to see ... Bureaus do today. ref name YT h In June 1915, a relay race against time was held on the Trail ... Trail and other named trails lost their allure. Its major influence died in 1929 30 with the original Yellowstone Trail Association. A replacement organization, Yellowstone Highway Association ... Trail Association had little influence on road building and functioned primarily as a travel bureau, enticing tourists west along the Trail. A few streets and roads in the East retain the Yellowstone Trail name, and some sections of the Trail are still gravel roads, but the road markers and the Yellowstone Trail Garages are gone. Citation needed date April 2010 See also Good Roads Movement ... more details
Edit histories from North Bass Trail and South Bass Trail are available in this article prior a split that took place on 11 October 2006. Keep this in mind prior to deleting this article should it ever come up for AfD . Bass Trail refers to a pair of hiking trails in Grand Canyon National Park North Bass Trail , accessible from the north rim South Bass Trail , accessible from the south rim See also List of trails in Grand Canyon National Park disambig ... more details
Texas Trail may refer to Texas Trail 1937 film Texas Trail 1937 film , a 1937 film starring William Boyd actor William Boyd as Hop Along Cassidy The Texas Trail , a 1925 western film featuring Harry Carey Texas Brazos Trail , a non profit organization which promotes heritage tourism, economic development, and historic preservation disambiguation ... more details
Seward to Nome is still open to the public. You can explore the Historic Trail year round on foot, by auto ...File Iditarod Trail BLM map.jpg thumbnail Map of the historical and current Iditarod trails. The Iditarod Trail , also known historically as the Seward to Nome Mail Trail , refers to a thousand plus mile 1,600 km historic and contemporary trail system in the U.S. state of Alaska . Historic Iditarod Trail The Iditarod Trail was a trail that connected a point convert 50 mi north of Seward, Alaska ... Nome . The trail was about convert 1150 mi long. From its beginning, the trail wound along Turnagain ..., Alaska Anchorage was founded in 1915. The trail then passed west through the valleys of the Susitna River and Yentna River and over the Alaska Range and Rainy Pass. West of the Alaska Range, the trail ... River mining district and the town of Ophir, Alaska Ophir . After Ophir, the trail went southwest through the Kuskokwim Mountains to Iditarod. The trail went north from Iditarod through the now ... . The trail then followed the convert 90 mi adj on long Kaltag Portage, an ancient native trading trail, to Unalakleet, Alaska Unalakleet , on the Norton Sound . From Unalakleet, the trail coursed north ... Street in Nome. The trail was used during the winter by dog musher s with large freight sleds carrying up to convert 1100 lb of freight. Iditarod Historic Trail FIle Iditarod Trail Seward 500.jpg 220px right thumb Start of the Iditarod National Historic Trail in Seward, Alaska From Bureau of Land Management brochure on Iditarod National Historic Trail When American explorers and prospectors arrived ... move goods and people across the frozen landscape. Not by chance, the Seward to Nome Trail ... source Reminiscences of the Iditarod Trail Roadhouses and dog barns With the rush, entrepreneurs quickly erected roadhouses and dog barns along the trail at a convenient day s journey apart about 20 miles to shelter and feed trail users. Freight shippers, mail haulers and well to do passengers ... more details
Infobox Hiking trail Name Allegheny Trail Photo Caption Location Eastern West Virginia , USA Length 330 mi 528 km Start End Points South Appalachian Trail br North Mason Dixon Line Use Hiking ElevChange HighPoint LowPoint Difficulty Season Sights Hazards Severe weather Severe Weather The Allegheny Trail is a hiking trail that passes through the Allegheny Mountains of eastern West Virginia , USA. It is the longest named trail in the state excepting the Appalachian Trail , convert 4 mi km of which traverse the state at Harper s Ferry . The trail is not yet complete, and substantial sections are still on roads. It was initiated in 1975, and is being built and maintained by the http wvscenictrails.org West Virginia Scenic Trails Association . The northern terminus of the Allegheny Trail is near Bruceton Mills, West Virginia at the Mason Dixon Line , which here represents the boundary between West Virginia and Pennsylvania . The trail ends at the Appalachian Trail on Peters Mountain on the Virginia West Virginia border. See also http www.alleghenyfronttrail.info Allegheny Front Trail , a backcountry loop trail in central Pennsylvania Allegheny Highlands Trail of Maryland , a rail trail Allegheny Highlands Trail of Pennsylvania , a rail trail References Rosier, George L., Compiler, Hiking Guide to the Allegheny Trail , Second edition, West Virginia Scenic Trails Association , Kingwood, West Virginia Kingwood, W.Va. , 1990. coord missing West Virginia Category Hiking trails in West Virginia Category Long distance trails in the United States WestVirginia geo stub US trail stub ... more details
Refimprove date August 2009 Infobox Hiking trail Name Tuscarora Trail Photo Caption Length 252 mi 405.5 km Location Eastern United States Start End Points South Appalachian Trail in Shenandoah National Park in Virginia br North Appalachian Trail near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Use Hiking ElevChange convert ... Overall Run Waterfall SNP Hazards Severe weather Severe Weather The Tuscarora Trail is a long distance hiking trail that is under development. It splits off from the Appalachian Trail in Shenandoah ... Trail near Marysville, Pennsylvania . It is convert 252 mi km long, and includes both the convert 110 mi km adj on trail section formerly known as the Tuscarora Trail in Pennsylvania and Maryland, and the convert 142 mi km adj on trail section formerly known as the Big Blue Trail in Virginia and West Virginia. The Tuscarora Trail including the Big Blue section was built as a speculative alternative route for the Appalachian Trail. It was built further west, in a more wild corridor, because it was feared that development would force closure of the AT, before the Federal effort to conserve that trail. In West Virginia, the trail is not entirely open or fully developed a situation that hikers should be aware of. Just south of the Potomac River off River Road , the Tuscarora Trail is posted no trespassing. Local residents report that in some areas where the trail is on private property, property owners may consider hikers trespassers. A useful brochure and map of the Tuscarora Trail in West ... the trail crosses state Route 9, the trail in West Va. is more accessible. From Spruce Pine Hollow Park on Route 9, a short trail leads to the Tuscarora Trail. At that point the trail consists of painted blue blazes on trees rather than a fully built and cleared trail. South of Route 9, the trail passes ... of the trail in Pennsylvania was closed in the 1980s because a gypsy moth onslaught had killed much of the surrounding oak forest. The trail became overgrown with bramble s, briar s and other vegetation ... more details
Refimprove date August 2008 The Caperton River Trail is a rail trail located in West Virginia , USA . The trail runs through an urban area with access to parks, restaurants and shops. Together with the Mon River Trail and Deckers Creek Trail , it forms a convert 48 mi km adj on network of multi use, non motorized use, trails connecting Marion County, West Virginia Marion County , Monongalia County, West Virginia Monongalia County and Preston County, West Virginia Preston County . The entire trail network is designated a National Recreation Trail . External links http www.montrails.org Mon River Trails Conservancy coord missing West Virginia Category Rail trails in West Virginia Category Protected areas of Monongalia County, West Virginia Category Transportation in Monongalia County, West Virginia ... more details
The Catamount Trail is a Nordic skiing Nordic ski trail that spans the length of Vermont , extending more than convert 300 mi from the border with Massachusetts from Readsboro, Vermont to the Canadian border North Troy, Vermont . The trail was first skied in 1984 by its founders, Steve Bushey, Paul Jarris, and Ben Rose. It was initially conceived as Bushey s thesis project when he was a geography student at the University of Vermont . Since then, the Catamount Trail has been maintained by the Catamount Trail Association, initially incorporated in 1984. The Association coordinates volunteers, publishes a guidebook, and works to protect and preserve the trail. The terrain of the trail ranges from challenging, for which climbing skins, metal edges and telemarking skills are often necessary, to gentler terrain where lightweight classic Nordic equipment is more appropriate. It interconnects several of Vermont s Nordic ski centers. Twenty nine skiers have reported to the Association that they have skied the entire length of the Catamount Trail. ref cite book author title Catamount Trail News, Volume XXIII, Number III, page 5. publisher date Spring Summer 2007 ref Footnotes reflist External references The Catamount Trail Guidebook. Catamount Trail Association, 2003. External links http www.catamounttrail.org Catamount Trail Association http www.visitvermont.com attractions vermont back country skiing Southern Vermont Access Coord 44.29641 72.9220656 display title Category Sports venues in Vermont Category Skiing Nordic Skiing ... more details
Infobox Hiking trail Name Rideau Trail Photo Caption Location Ontario , Canada Length Convert 387 km Start End Points Use Hiking, snowshoeing , cross country skiing ElevChange HighPoint LowPoint Difficulty Season Year round Sights Hazards The Rideau Trail is a convert 387 km adj on hiking trail in Ontario , Canada, linking Ottawa and Kingston, Ontario Kingston . Crossing both public and private lands, the trail was created and opened in 1971. It is named for the Rideau Canal which also connects Ottawa and Kingston, although the two only occasionally connect. The trail crosses terrain ranging from the placid farmland of the Ottawa River and Saint Lawrence River St. Lawrence River valleys to the rugged Canadian Shield in Frontenac Provincial Park . The trail also goes through Richmond, Ontario . It is intended only for walking hiking , snowshoeing, and cross country skiing. The Rideau Trail begins in the Cataraqui Bay Marshland Conservation Area on King St. in Kingston. In Ottawa the trail ends at historic Richmond Landing on the Ottawa River , within sight of Parliament Hill . The main trail is marked with orange triangular markers from Kingston to Ottawa. In the opposite direction the orange triangles have a yellow tip. Side trails sport blue triangles. The trail is maintained by the Rideau Trail Association, a non profit organization which organizes both regular hikes along the trail and other nearby trails and work parties for maintenance. The association s registered trademark is an isosceles triangle. Further reading Trischuk, Ernie, and Linda Hayes, The Rideau Trail Guidebook , Rideau Trail Association, Kingston, 7th ed., 2006 ISBN 0 9693759 7 2 External links http www.rideautrail.org Rideau Trail Association Canadian Trails coord missing Ontario Category Hiking trails in Ontario EasternOntario geo stub Canada trail stub ... more details
File Ozark Trail Jan2009 relief map v3.jpg thumb right 300px Completed sections of the Ozark Trail File Ozark Trail blaze Mina Sauk.jpg thumb right The green and white trail blazing blaze for the Ozark Trail The Ozark Trail is a hiking , Backpacking wilderness backpacking , and, in many places, Offroad cycling biking and Equestrianism equestrian trail under construction in the Missouri The Ozarks Ozarks ... . Over convert 350 mi km 0 of the trail have been completed as of 2008, and the estimated length when finished will be at least convert 500 mi km 0 . When joined to the Ozark Highlands Trail in Arkansas ... loop through the Saint Francois Mountains St. Francois Mountains in Missouri. Description The trail ... the total length of the trail when completed remains undetermined. Some sections have restrictions ... landholders whose property the trail crosses. Horseback riding, mountain biking, or trailside camping may be restricted in certain environmentally sensitive areas, for example. The Ozark Trail Council publishes brochures that detail the permitted and restricted uses of each section of the trail. Development The Ozark Trail had its beginnings in 1970s when a group of public land managers, land owners, and trail users met to discuss the concept of a long distance hiking trail. A comprehensive state ... of convert 500 to 900 mi km 0 of hiking trails. It was determined that a trail spanning the Ozarks ... the first sections of the trail were under construction. File Devils Tollgate on the Ozark Trail.jpg thumb left The trail passes through the Devil s Tollgate formation below Taum Sauk Mountain. The general route of the Ozark Trail is determined by the Ozark Trail Council, which was formed by seven ... is responsible for the trail within its holdings. This unique decentralized arrangement is conducive ... in building the trail &mdash 170 275 km miles within the first decade and over convert 200 mi ... private land and easement s. Volunteers formed the Ozark Trail Association in 2002 to work with the Ozark ... more details
Sarcee Trail is a major urban arterial road in Calgary , Alberta . It is divided into two portions, one in the north end of the city, and one in the south end of the city. Originally planned as one continuous route, plans to connect the two halves have been shelved. The road is named for the Tsuu T ina , who were also known as the Sarcee. Sarcee Trail North mileposts The northern half of Sarcee Trail travels between the communities of Sherwood, Calgary Sherwood in the north and Silver Springs, Calgary Silver Springs in the south. It starts at the intersection of Crowchild Trail and Silver Springs Gate, a short road linking Sarcee Trail to the Silver Springs community after plans to connect the two halves of Sarcee Trail fell through. Heading northbounds, Sarcee Trail terminates at Sherwood Boulevard in the north, acting as the divider between several communities along the way. class wikitable km Intersection Notes 0 Crowchild Trail Alberta Highway 1A Continues southbound as Silver Springs Gate John Laurie Boulevard Country Hills Boulevard Citadel Boulevard Citadel Green Stoney Trail Alberta Highway 201 112 Avenue NW Sherwood Boulevard Sarcee Trail South mileposts File Patterson calgary.JPG thumb 200px right Sarcee Trail between Patterson, Calgary Patterson and Edworthy Park The southern half of Sarcee Trail acts as a major connector between Glenmore Trail to the south and Alberta Highway 1 16 Avenue North in the west end of the city, though the road continues north into the community of Bowness, Calgary Bowness at 34 Avenue. Sarcee Trail crosses the divide between the north and south halves of the city just before reaching Bowdale Crescent, a short service road. class wikitable km Intersection Notes 0 Glenmore Trail Alberta Highway 8 Richmond Road Signal Hill Centre Southbound entrance and exit only. 17 Avenue SW Bow Trail Bowdale Crescent Alberta Highway 1 16 Avenue NW Trans Canada Highway 34 Avenue NW See also Transportation in Calgary References reflist Roads in Calgary ... more details
The Bugline Recreation Trail is a 12.2 mile trail located on the former Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Pacific Railroad right of way. At present, the trail stretches between Appleton Ave Wisconsin Highway 175 in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin , United States , and Main Street C.T.H. VV in the village of Merton, Wisconsin Merton . A separate 4 wide bridle trail adjacent to the original 8 wide recreation trail extends 2.5 miles from The Ranch in Menomonee Falls to Menomonee Park where it joins the Park bridle trails. ref name Reference 1 cite web title Wisconsinbiking.com url http www.wisconsinbiking.com trails listing.cfm?TrailID 13 work Bugline Trail publisher Wisconsinbiking.com ref ref http www.traillink.com trail bugline trail.aspx Bugline Recreation Trail ref Notes reflist coord missing Wisconsin Category Visitor attractions in Waukesha County, Wisconsin Category Hiking trails in Wisconsin ... more details
Unreferenced date March 2012 Infobox Hiking trail Name Buckeye Trail Photo Caption Location Ohio, USA Length Approx. Convert 1444 mi km abbr on Start End Points Northern Headlands Beach State Park br Southern Eden Park, Cincinnati Use Hiking, Backpacking ElevChange HighPoint LowPoint Difficulty Moderate to strenuous Season Any Sights Hocking Hills , Ohio and Erie Canal , Miami and Erie Canal , Cuyahoga Valley National Park , Wayne National Forest Hazards Severe weather br Tick borne disease s br Mosquito s br Biting flies br Harvest mite Chiggers br Steep grades br Limited water br Wilderness acquired diarrhea Diarrhea from water br Poison ivy br Venomous snake s The Buckeye Trail is a convert 1444 mi km adj on long distance trail that loops around the state of Ohio . Part of it is on roads and part is on wooded trail . Road portions of the trail are gradually being relocated to separate trail. This trail passes through many of the most scenic locations in the state, such as the Hocking ..., making this trail both an outdoor as well as a history experience. The trail s northern terminus is on Lake ... Country Trail coincides with the Buckeye Trail for a large part of its route, and the American Discovery Trail also coincides with it through southern Ohio. The Buckeye Trail Association, a non profit volunteer organization, maintains and develops the trail. The trail is identified by blue Trail blazing blazes , convert 2 x 6 in cm , on trees or poles. A single blaze marks the trail where ... to indicate the new direction. A double blaze with no offset simply means pay attention the trail route may not be obvious. See also Little Miami River Ohio to Erie Trail External links http www.buckeyetrail.org Buckeye Trail Association, Inc. http www.facebook.com group.php?gid 67039793763 Buckeye Trail Association, Inc. Facebook Group coord missing Ohio Category Hiking trails in Ohio Category American Discovery Trail Category Long distance trails in the United States Ohio geo stub US trail ... more details
Image Red Rivers carts at Fort Smith.jpg thumb 250px right Red River ox cart train on the Carlton Trail The Carlton Trail was the primary land transportation route connecting the various parts of the Canada Canadian Northwest for most of the 19th Century. It stretched from the Red River Colony up to what is today Fort Qu Appelle, Saskatchewan via Fort Ellice . From here the trail ran north and crossed ... Saskatchewan River . After this point the trail ran due west along the river to Fort Edmonton at what is now Edmonton, Alberta . The distance in total the trail traveled between Fort Garry Winnipeg ... jutted off from the main trail, such as the Fort de la Corne Fort la Corne Trail in the Saskatchewan Valley . File Carlton Trail plaque.jpg thumb left 150px National Historic Site of Canada plaque. Connecting the west, the trail was of great import during the 19th century as a highway for the inhabitants. Different sections of the trail were known by many different names in different eras, including The Company, Saskatchewan, Fort Ellice Trail, Winnipeg Trail, Edmonton Trail, and Victoria Trail. It is said that if one were to travel the Carlton Trail by Red River Ox Cart it would take about two months. The main mode of transport along the trail was by Red River Cart . It was an integral ... branch lines that followed the trail assumed less and less importance. By the early 1900s many portions were fenced off, although local sections of the trail remained in use as late as the 1930s. The use of the trail was designated an Events of National Historic Significance Canada Event of National ... Trail National Historic Event , Directory of Designations of National Historic Significance of Canada ... links http www.mhs.mb.ca docs pageant 14 carltontrail.shtml Carlton Trail http www.mhs.mb.ca docs ... Edmonton Trail Commemorated as National Historic Site http www.virtualmuseum.ca pm.php?id record detail&fl ... Trail fi Carlton Trail ... more details
coord 37.173449 109.65454 display title Infobox Hiking trail Name Rim Trail Photo Caption Length Location Start End Points Use Hiking ElevChange HighPoint LowPoint Difficulty Season Sights Grand Canyon Hazards Severe weather Severe Weather br Fatigue physical Overexertion br Dehydration br Flash flood Flash Flood The Rim Trail is a hiking trail located on the North South Not known as of yet Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park , located in the U.S. state of Arizona . See also The Grand Canyon List of trails in Grand Canyon National Park External links http www.nps.gov grca planyourvisit upload RimTrail.pdf Rim Trail Grand Canyon trails Category Hiking trails in Grand Canyon National Park Arizona geo stub US trail stub ... more details
Infobox Hiking trail Name Darlington Trail Photo Darlington Signs.jpg Caption The Western Terminus of the Darlington Trail Length 7.7 mi 12.39 km Location Cumberland County, Pennsylvania Cumberland Perry County, Pennsylvania Perry counties, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania, USA Start End Points West Appalachian Trail in Pennsylvania State Game Lands State Game Land 170 in Pennsylvania br East Tower Road near Marysville, Pennsylvania Use Hiking ElevChange HighPoint LowPoint Difficulty Season Sights Hazards Severe weather Severe Weather The Darlington Trail is an orange blazed hiking trail in Pennsylvania near Harrisburg . It is approximately convert 7.7 mi km in length. ref http www.satc hike.org trailwork.html Trail Work , Susquehanna Appalachian Trail Club website ref At its western end, it intersects the Tuscarora Trail and the Appalachian Trail . The trail is maintained by the Susquehanna Appalachian Trail Club SATC . History The Darlington Trail predates the Appalachian Trail, and was founded in 1908 by the former Pennsylvania Alpine Club. It was named for the secretary of the club, Bishop Darlington of St. Stephen s Cathedral in Harrisburg . The trail originally ran from Overview, at the Susquehanna River , to the King s Trail west of Chambersburg . The SATC assumed maintenance of the Darlington Trail shortly after its formation in 1954 at the request of the last president of the Alpine Club. Only the portion of the trail that ran from Overview to just west of Sterritts Gap could ... Appalachian Trail Club website ref The Appalachian Trail used a portion of the Darlington Trail right of way in the early days of its existence before it was relocated to its present location ... Conservancy Website ref ref Appalachian Trail Names , Lillard, Stackpole Books, 2002, ISBN 081172672X ref References reflist 2 External links http www.satc hike.org Susquehanna Appalachian Trail Club PDFlink http www.satc hike.org darlmap.pdf Trail Map 1.1 Megabyte MB coord 40.30269 77.07478 ... more details
Infobox Hiking trail Name Struble Trail Photo Caption Location Chester County, Pennsylvania Chester County , Pennsylvania , United States Length Convert 3 mi Start End Points Downingtown , Pennsylvania Use Hiking, Biking ElevChange HighPoint LowPoint Difficulty None Season Year Round Sights Hazards Struble Trail is a multi use rail trail located in Chester County, Pennsylvania Chester County , Pennsylvania . It has Convert 3 mi currently open and Convert 15.53 mi of proposed trails. The majority of the trail is a paved surface. The trail is open to most human forms of transportation including, walking , running , biking , skateboarding , and roller skating . The Trail is closed to motor vehicles and horses . The trail is also closed between Dusk and Dawn . The Struble Trail was named for the late County Commissioner 1976 1980 and longtime Executive Director of the Brandywine Valley Association, teacher and conservationist Robert G. Struble. The trail head is located on Dorlan s Mill Road, just north of the Downingtown Borough on Pennsylvania Route 282 . The Struble Trail is maintained by the Chester County Parks Department. In August 2008, convert 23 acre ha of land was purchased from the Shryock Paper Mill after a highly publicized grass roots effort to preserve the property. Safe, continuous passage from the Struble Trail to the approximately convert 6 mi km of hiking trails within Marsh Creek State Park is now possible. Along the trail there are several historical sites, fishing , and picnicking. External links http www.gis.dcnr.state.pa.us railtrails oneTrail.aspx?name Struble Trail&RegID 7 Official PA DCNR Website http dsf.chesco.org ccparks cwp view.asp?a 1552&q 621757 Chester County Parks & Recreation Website http www.strubletrail.org Friends of the Struble Trail Website PennsylvaniaTrails PennsylvaniaRailtrails Protected Areas of Pennsylvania coord missing Pennsylvania ... Pennsylvania geo stub US trail stub ... more details
coord 41.364099 93.555222 display title Image Summerset Trail.jpg thumb 300px The Summerset Trail near Banner Lakes at Summerset State Park The Summerset Trail is a rail trail in Warren County, Iowa Warren County in south central Iowa in the United States . The trail is convert 11.1 mi long and is paved with asphalt concrete asphalt . ref name INHF Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation. http www.inhf.org iowatrails summerset intro.htm Iowa by trail Summerset Trail. ref It follows the route of an abandoned rail line between the cities of Carlisle, Iowa Carlisle at its northeastern end and Indianola, Iowa Indianola at the southwest. ref name WCCB Warren County Conservation Board. http www.warrenccb.org areas st st.html Summerset Trail. ref The trail passes remnants of prairie , wetland s along the Middle ... The Facilities Trailhead s are at Carlisle and Indianola, and at the trail s midpoint at Banner Lakes ... lot of the Banner Lakes Trailhead, and the trail can also be accessed through the park loop road ... trail and the convert 1.6 mi km adj on long McVay Trail which ends at Pickard Park in Indianola ... through the outskirts of town. The trail parallels 165th street which merges into Dubuque Pl ... areas. The entire northern section of the trail has no gain or loss in elevation. When the trail ... uphill climb for the rest of the length of the trail. South of the Middle River, the terrain becomes gentle rolling hills and prairie remnants. The Summerset trail ends at the Indianola trailhead, however riders can continue on the short McVay trail. The McVay trail heads downhill south of the trailhead through a deeply wooded area. Sights The trail features many bird and wildlife watching opportunities, especially in the wetlands conservation areas in the northern part of the trail. Many people who ride the trail prefer to start at the northern end, to avoid the hill into Indianola ... Category National Recreation Trails of the United States Iowa geo stub US trail stub ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 The Cheslatta Trail or Tset ladak t seti in Carrier language Carrier is an ancient land route from the Dakelh villages of Behlk achele and Sdughachola on Cheslatta Lake to Nadleh Whut en First Nation Nadleh Village on Fraser Lake . It was used by the Dakelh people for as a major trade, travel and communication line, until the construction of the Alcan Kenney Dam in 1952 caused flooding of Cheslatta Lake and forced the Cheslatta people from their lakeside villages. From Nadleh, the trail would have passed through the modern day Beaumont Provincial Park and across Highway 16 , then south of Drywilliams Lake . Today, it begins at km 7.5 on the Holy Cross Forest Road 6 km west of Beaumont Park on Highway 16 . The trail then traverses 60 km of forest, passing Klez, Chowsunkut, Hallet, Bentzi, Targe, and Holy Cross Lakes along the way. It ends at the site of Belhk a chek village, near the mouth of Knapp Creek on Cheslatta Lake. The end of the Cheslatta Trail in Nadleh met with the beginning of the Nyan Wheti , another land route, from Fraser Lake to Stuart Lake. coord missing British Columbia Category Dakelh Category First Nations history in British Columbia Category Grease trails Category Hiking trails in British Columbia Category Nechako Country Category Article Feedback 5 BritishColumbia stub NorthAm native stub ... more details
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