E. Acquisition of Trail Corridors

E. Aquisition of Trail Corridors

North Carolina: Survey and acquire 15,840 feet of public right-of-way for trail, and contract construction of 4,165 feet of trail extending the extend the Upper Hickory Nut Gorge Trail. 2018 CRT Award Winner "Multiple-Use Management and Corridor Sharing" Photo credit: Derek Lacey (c)

E. Acquisition of Trail Corridors

Idaho: Pine Street Woods became the heart of a thriving 320 acre public access area when it opened to the larger Sandpoint community in September of 2019. 2020 CRT Award Winner "Multiple-Use Management and Corridor Sharing: Category Photo credit: Katie Cox, Kaniksu Land Trust

E. Acquisition of Trail Corridors

North Dakota: Hunter Trail Sign - North Cass Pass Trail Photo credit: Char Binstock, North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department

E. Acquisition of Trail Corridors

Montana: The Abbie Easement was acquired to connect Waincrist and Tin Cup town parks along the Darby Trail of Discovery. Photo credit: Darby Trail of Discovery Committee

E. Acquisition of Trail Corridors

South Carolina: One of the many berms constructed on the Stumphouse Passage and Ross Mountain Passage 2019 CRT Award Winner "Access to and Use of Public Land" category Photo credit: Palmetto Conservation Foundation

E. Acquisition of Trail Corridors

Indiana: Land acquired by the State of Indiana for motorized vehicle trail use at Redbird State Recreation Area Photo credit: Stuart Macdonald for American Trails

E. Acquisition of Trail Corridors

Alaska: RTP Funding allowed the Interior Land Trust to acquire two parcels of land adjacent to other trust lands acquired with grant funds. Parcels preserved 1.1 miles of trails and are now included in the Chena Flats Greenbelt Project. Photo credit: Interior Alaska Land Trust

E. Acquisition of Trail Corridors

North Carolina: Haw River Trail. Both land and water trails are included in the Haw River acquisition project. Photo credit: Alamance County Recreation and Parks Department

E. Acquisition of Trail Corridors

California: Encinitas Recreation Trails Acquisition Acquisition of 2.3 miles of San Diego Gas & Electric easement through the City of Encinitas. Photo credit: Stuart Macdonald for American Trails

E. Acquisition of Trail Corridors

California: This 276-acre acquisition will serve as the gateway to a new 1,100-acre regional park and open space preserve in Santa Rosa Photo credit: California State Parks, Office of Grants and Local Services

E. Acquisition of Trail Corridors

California: Acquisition of 248 acres of riverbed for Santa Maria River Nature Trail in Santa Maria Photo credit: Stuart Macdonald for American Trails