D. Construction of New Recreational Trails

D. Construction of New Recreational Trails

North Dakota: Northern Cass Pass Rails to Trails construction of new trail connecting the communities of Hunter and Arthur. Photo credit: Char Langehaug, North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department

D. Construction of New Recreational Trails

Missouri: Phase 4 of the Fulbright Spring Greenway - construction of 1.23 miles of hard surface trail. Photo credit: Ozark Greenways

D. Construction of New Recreational Trails

Kansas: Riverfront Trail Extension, City of Atchison Photo credit: City of Atchison, KS

D. Construction of New Recreational Trails

Washington: A 50 ft. native log stringer bridge constructed on the Robinson Creek Trail in Winthrop Photo credit: Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office

D. Construction of New Recreational Trails

North Carolina: The Little Sugar Creek Greenway, part of the Carolina Thread Trail, runs along eastern Charlotte and will one day stretch more than 15 miles down to the Catawba River in neighboring South Carolina. Photo credit: Carolina Thread Trail

D. Construction of New Recreational Trails

North Carolina: Elkin & Allegheny Railroad Trail Bridge. The bridge is a key section of planned Elkin to Stone Mountain State Park trail. Photo credit: Elkin Valley Trails Association

D. Construction of New Recreational Trails

Pennsylvania: The newly constructed Yellow Creek Bridge in Woodbury Photo credit: Mid State Trail Association, Inc. 2014 CRT Award Winner: "Multiple-Use and Corridor Sharing" Category Yellow Creek Bridge Woodbury

D. Construction of New Recreational Trails

Alaska: South Fork of Campbell Creek-Chugach National Forest Photo credit: Wendy Sailors

D. Construction of New Recreational Trails

Colorado: Concrete trail construction on the Cache La Poudre River Trail in the City of Greeley Photo credit: Stuart Macdonald for American Trails

D. Construction of New Recreational Trails

Idaho: New bridge project on the Peace Creek Trail near Emmett 2003 CRT Award Winner: “Environmental and Wildlife Compatibility” Category Photo credit: Boise National Forest