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Long-distance trails in the United States
Long distance trails in the United States is a link page for any long distance trails in the United States of America.
Also see:
- Appalachian Trail: Appalachian Mountains in the United States, from Georgia to Maine (and passing through North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire)
- Buckeye Trail: Circling the state of Ohio (U.S.)
- C&O Canal Trail[?]: Along the old Chesapeake and Ohio Canal along the Potomac River in Maryland and Washington, DC
- Cohos Trail - through New Hampshire
- Continental Divide Trail - along the length of the American Rocky Mountains
- Ice Age Trail:Through Wisconsin
- John Muir Trail
- Long Trail: through Vermont
- Michigan Shore-to-Shore Trail
- North Country Trail: Northern tier of states in United States
- Pacific Crest Trail: Sierra Nevada Mountains and Cascade Mountains near west coast of United States (California, Oregon and Washington)
- Seaways Trail[?]
- Sheltowee Trace Trail[?]: In the Daniel Boone National Forest in Kentucky
- Superior Hiking Trail[?]
- Susquehannock Trail[?]: Circular trail in the Susquehannock State Forest[?] in north-central Pennsylvania
- Tuscarora Trail: Parallel to Appalachian Trail in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia
- Wonderland Trail A ring around Mount Rainier in Washington (state)
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