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- mtm05005August 23, 2025
Section 6 of the American Discovery Trail covers 284 miles across southern Illinois, a region known as the Illinois Ozarks or the Shawnee Hills. This landscape is strikingly different from much of the Midwest, as it was never touched by glaciers and has retained its rugged character for thousands of
- mtm05005August 23, 2025
Section 4 of the American Discovery Trail makes its way across Ohio, blending quiet natural settings with stretches of urban landscape. For most of this segment, the route follows the Buckeye Trail, a remarkable 1,445-mile loop that completely circles the state. Starting in Chester Hill and ending in
- mtm05005August 23, 2025
The final section of the American Discovery Trail takes you through California. The route begins on the Tahoe Rim Trail along the eastern slopes of the Sierra Nevada Mountains at about 9,000 feet, with glimpses of the stunning Lake Tahoe nearby. From Palisades Tahoe, the ADT follows the Western States
- mtm05005August 23, 2025
The American Discovery Trail (ADT) is the first long-distance trail to span the United States coast to coast, running over 5,000 miles from Cape Henlopen State Park in Delaware on the Atlantic Ocean to Point Reyes National Seashore in California on the Pacific. Traversing mountains, deserts, small towns
- mtm05005August 23, 2025
Section 11 of the American Discovery Trail (ADT) through Nevada offers an adventurous journey across the state's diverse and often remote landscapes. Spanning approximately 515 miles, this section traverses 14 mountain ranges and expansive sagebrush-covered valleys, providing a comprehensive experience
- mtm05005August 23, 2025
Section 8 of the American Discovery Trail carries you across Kansas, a state rich in history and natural beauty. Along this route, you’ll trace the footsteps of pioneers, Great Plains Indian Tribes, and legendary figures from the Old West. Much of this segment follows paved or gravel back roads, with
- mtm05005August 23, 2025
Section 7 of the American Discovery Trail begins in St. Louis, where you are immediately immersed in history at Gateway Arch National Park. The park is home to the Museum of Westward Expansion and the striking 630-foot Gateway Arch, a symbol of exploration and progress. From here, the route heads west
- mtm05005August 23, 2025
Section 2 of the American Discovery Trail spans about 270 miles through Maryland and Washington, D.C., beginning at the Delaware state line and ending in Oldtown, Maryland. The route showcases a wide range of landscapes, starting on Maryland’s eastern shore with quiet rural roads, the Denton Greenway
- mtm05005August 23, 2025
Section 10 of the American Discovery Trail is extremely challenging in Utah, requiring careful planning due to its remoteness, heat, rough terrain, and elevation changes. It begins in red rock country along the Kokopelli Mountain Bike Trail, following the Colorado River and passing through desert sandstone
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Section 9 of the American Discovery Trail is one of the most dramatic and demanding stretches, carrying you across Colorado from the eastern plains to the Utah border. The route begins along the Santa Fe National Historic Trail, retracing the paths of early explorers and pioneers, with Bent’s Old Fort
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