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Trail of the Month

Exploring the Western Buckeye State

Named for an 18-century frontiersman, this 35-mile trail gives modern explorers ample opportunity to discover the scenic rural woodlands, the Midwest town charm and the rich history and culture of western Ohio.

Visit Ohio’s Simon Kenton Trail, the October Trail of the Month.

Make a Difference Five Feel-Good Trail Volunteer Stories Behind the incredible pathways we all love are thousands of stories about the caring people who make them all possible. Here are just a few stories of the volunteers making great trails happen.

Features Transforming the LA River Once a neglected waterway, Los Angelenos are rediscovering their local river. Thanks to a long-term restoration project and an adjoining bike path, the LA River is becoming a natural oasis for all residents to access and enjoy.

Phantoms on the Pathways Tales of a bespectred bicycle, terrifying tunnels and—of course—a haunted house await those who dare to read these seven spooky trail tales. Bwaaahaahahaha!

A Leaf Peeper’s Delight For a golden view of autumn in all its glory, there are few better places than New England. Visit a few of our favorite trails to peep at some spectacular fall colors.

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Making a Difference for Trails

Make a Difference Day—a national celebration that recognizes volunteerism and good deeds—is coming up on Saturday, Oct. 28. Would you like to participate in a trash cleanup, tree planting, brush removal or other volunteer effort on your local trail?

Check out TrailLink.com to find trail events near you. Don’t see one for your community? Consider gathering family, friends and neighbors together to create your own event to make a difference for a trail you love. Using TrailLink’s new event feature, you can promote your event for free on our website to help get the word out!

Tell Us Your "Best Of" Trails From top 10 winter trails to the five ways trails make us healthier, we love highlighting these “best of” aspects of trails and how they’re used. Tell us what types of “best of” stories you’d like to see more of! Email us!