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<p>The Maah Daah Hey Trail is North Dakota's most celebrated long-distance trail, stretching 144 miles through the Little Missouri Badlands and connecting the North and South Units of Theodore Rooseve...
<p>The Backcountry Trail extends well beyond the canyon rim into the forested uplands surrounding Providence Canyon, providing solitude and overnight camping opportunities in a landscape far removed f...
<p>The Jones Creek Trail traverses the quieter eastern portion of Theodore Roosevelt National Park's South Unit, offering excellent wildlife viewing opportunities in a landscape of rolling mixed-grass...
<p>The Canyon Loop Trail circumnavigates the rim of Providence Canyon—the most visually extraordinary geological spectacle in Georgia's otherwise gently rolling Coastal Plain. Nicknamed 'Georgia's Lit...
<p>The Coal Vein Trail in Theodore Roosevelt National Park's South Unit interprets a geological phenomenon unique to the North Dakota Badlands: lignite coal seams that caught fire through spontaneous ...
<p>The Appalachian Trail Approach Trail connects Amicalola Falls State Park to Springer Mountain—the southern terminus of the 2,190-mile Appalachian Trail—via 8.5 miles of demanding Blue Ridge terrain...
<p>White Oak Canyon Trail descends from Skyline Drive into one of Shenandoah National Park's most spectacular stream gorges, passing six named waterfalls along a wild mountain creek lined with eastern...
<p>The Len Foote Hike Inn Trail is the approach route to the Len Foote Hike Inn—Georgia's only backcountry eco-lodge, accessible exclusively on foot. The five-mile trail climbs 900 feet through the so...
<p>Bearfence Mountain is widely regarded as Shenandoah National Park's best short scramble hike, rewarding a modest elevation gain with a continuous 360-degree panoramic summit view that is unmatched ...
<p>The Amicalola Falls Trail climbs to the base and then the top of Amicalola Falls—at 729 feet total drop, the tallest cascading waterfall east of the Mississippi River and the iconic gateway to the ...
<p>Stony Man is the second highest peak in Shenandoah National Park, rising to 4,011 feet along Skyline Drive's central section near Skyland Resort. The summit is distinctive for its exposed cliffs of...
<p>Sitton's Gulch Trail descends from the western trailhead into the most remote section of Cloudland Canyon, following a tributary drainage to the canyon floor through a series of rocky creek crossin...
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