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Tell the world about your favorite adaptive hiking trails by submitting the info below. We'll do a little verification and include your trails in our map.
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Trail Name
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Country/State/Province
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Trailhead Location
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Identify the park in which the trail is located. If not in a park, identify nearest town or cross roads. Put directions in the trail description narrative below.
Category of Trail
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Frontcountry
Backcountry
Multi-use greenway or bikepath
Access route to a feature
Rail trail, old railroad grade
Please select one
Trail Configuration
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Out and back
Loop
Lollipop loop
Connector to another trail
Trail Length
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Note in kilometers or miles. If trail is out and back on the same path note the total.
Trail Surface Minimum Width
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Note inches or centimeters
Typical % Grade (optional)
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Trail Managing Agency (ex. Grand Canyon NP)
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Primary Surface Material
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Natural soil
Crushed Stone (course or fine)
Sand
Concrete
Asphalt
Boardwalk
Wood Chips
Grass
Artificial material
Check the one most used. Include any other surfaces in your trail description below.
Max % Grade (optional)
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Typical % Cross Slope (optional)
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Max % Cross Slope (optional)
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Accessible Features Nearby
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Please list nearby accessible features such as restrooms, parking, vistas, nearby trails, etc.
Describe your trail based on your personal experiences. Please submit at least one and up to nine of your personal photos using the upload boxes at the bottom of this page.
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This is your narrative about your trail. What do you like about it? Why would someone want to experience this trail? Discuss trail characteristics such as surface type or obstacles? Any scenic or historic features? Recommendations for adaptive hikers. Directions to the trailhead.
Your Name
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Email
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Date of your trail visit
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This is important because trail conditions may have changed since your visit.
(Optional) Did you use any adaptive hiking equipment when visiting this trail?
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If yes, please tell what kind.
May we display your name but not contact info? Click (?) to see why we ask this question.
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We would like to recognize those who contribute trails to our project.
Please Upload Photo
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Max file size: 20MB
Please upload photos of your trail for display. Include trail characteristics such as scenery and any obstacles. Include adaptive hikers enjoying the trails but please don't include selfies or other faces.
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Max file size: 20MB
Please upload photos of your trail for display. Include trail characteristics such as scenery and any obstacles. Include adaptive hikers enjoying the trails but please don't include selfies or other faces.
Please Upload Photo
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Max file size: 20MB
Please upload photos of your trail for display. Include trail characteristics such as scenery and any obstacles. Include adaptive hikers enjoying the trails but please don't include selfies or other faces.
Please Upload Photo
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Max file size: 20MB
Please upload photos of your trail for display. Include trail characteristics such as scenery and any obstacles. Include adaptive hikers enjoying the trails but please don't include selfies or other faces.
Please Upload Photo
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Max file size: 20MB
Please Upload Photo
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Please Upload Photo
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Please Upload Photo
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Trail Network
Submit your Trail
Tips on Describing a Trail
Our Kind of Trails
Obstacles
Federal Trail Standards
Adaptive hiking gear
About Us
Who We Are
Our mission
Sponsors and Grantors
Directors
Contact
Donate
Advocacy