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Trails
British walkers demand wider right to roam
Sep 28, 2022
A United Kingdom group is calling for greater access to the countryside and is organizing mass trespasses to get it.
Wyoming hopes recreational trail improvements will spur tourism
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Caitlin Tan
Sep 20, 2022
Updating old cattle trails, logging roads and wildlife migration trails could provide a crucial boost to local economies, some say.
As mountain biking booms, so does demand for trail builders
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Dan Kraker
Oct 7, 2021
High-quality trails take expertise and meticulous work. Professionally built trails can cost up to $70,000 a mile.
Recreational trails are seen as an economic boon
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Dan Kraker
Jan 3, 2020
Cities around the country have long had to worry about roads. Now, with the help of volunteers, they’re also investing more heavily in trails.
U.S. parks and trails rely on a volunteer labor force
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Ben Bradford
Oct 17, 2019
Like most public projects, public lands have a backlog of needed repairs.
When Mt. Everest's base camp is enough
Jun 16, 2017
Climbing Mt. Everest may seem like something you’d never do — and you probably won’t. But what about getting to Everest base camp? That seems more accessible, and just as exciting and Instagram-worthy. All you have to do is hike along narrow paths and up steep inclines, withstand freezing temperatures and acclimate to high altitudes […]