

Washington, DC Area Trail Maps
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Maryland Trails
AATRA's informative listing of trails in Maryland
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Virginia Trails
AATRA's informative listing of trails in Virginia
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Washington, DC Trails
AATRA's informative listing of trails in the District of
Columbia
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Pennsylvania Trails
AATRA's informative listing of trails in Pennsylvania
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Montgomery County Trail System
The Maryland-National Capital Park & Planning Commission's
guide to the trails of Montgomery County
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East Coast Greenway (under construction, Maine to Florida)
The East Coast Greenway will be the nation's first long-
distance, city-to-city, multi-modal transportation corridor for
cyclists, hikers, and other non-motorized users. The goal is to
connect existing and planned trails that are locally owned and
managed to form a continuous, safe, green route.
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Allegheny Highlands Trail in Maryland
The Allegheny Highlands Trail in Maryland (AHTM), when
completed, will link the C&O Canal Trail from Washington, DC to
Cumberland, MD, through western Maryland and Frostburg to a
series of hiking/biking trails in Pennsylvania, resulting in a
continuous trail of almost 400 miles from Washington, D.C. to
Pittsburgh. Read more about the trail's development,
construction, and much more!
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Fairfax Trails and Streams
In heavily-developed Fairfax County, stream valleys are our last
opportunity to create a long network of interconnected off-road
trails. Yet such trails, where they exist at all, are fragmented
and disconnected. Fairfax Trails and Streams (FTAS), a
grassroots trail and environmental advocacy group, aims to
create this network, and help protect the watershed. Our primary
projects are the Pimmit Run Trail in McLean and theCross County
Trail (CCT).
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Battlefield Park (Manassas, VA)
Map and information about a trail which takes you through
several historical points of interest from the Civil War
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Capital Crescent Trail
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C&O Canal Towpath
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Martha Custis Trail
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Mount Vernon Trail
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North Bethesda Trail
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Rock Creek Trail
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Sligo Creek & Anacostia Tributary Trails
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Washington & Old Dominion Trail
Trail Running Resources and Information