Stretching 13.4 miles from Hopewell Depot to the Walkway Over the Hudson pedestrian bridge, this trail winds through charming towns and picturesque landscapes
As the longest continuously paved rail trail in the U.S., spanning 115 miles, this route showcases Minnesota's diverse landscapes, including woods, wetlands, and lakeshores
Exploring 90 miles from Port Townsend to the Pacific Ocean, this trail offers breathtaking views of the Olympic Peninsula's lush valleys, mountain lakes, and snow-capped peaks
Spanning 150 miles between Pittsburgh and Cumberland, this trail traverses diverse landscapes and historical sites, including Point State Park and Frank Lloyd Wright's
Dating back to 1967, this 32.5-mile trail features three rock tunnels and varied landscapes, from wetlands to prairies, making it one of the oldest and most popular rail trails in the country.
Following an old mining railroad route through Park City's mountain landscapes, this 28-mile trail offers stunning views and recreational opportunities year-round, including skiing in winter.
Starting in Santa Fe's Railyard District, this 17-mile trail winds through desert landscapes, showcasing yucca, juniper, and piñon trees before ending in the historic town
Offering a 14.5-mile paved route from Providence to Narragansett Bay, this trail provides scenic views of the waterfront, inviting bikers and walkers to explore Rhode Island's coastal beauty.