 Trail Registers 
by:  Trail Registers Trail registers are log books placed at various locations along long hiking trails. They are places where hikers can sign their name and share their stories with the community. |
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 Lewis and Clark Trail
by: Lewis and Clark Trail The Lewis and Clark Trail category will promote the identification of points of interest on the historic Lewis and Clark Trail, the path that the Corps of Discovery followed as they blazed the trail for the pioneers who later populated America's West. |
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 Fitness Trails
by: Fitness Nuts A fitness trail consists of a path or course that has obstacles or stations distributed along its length for exercising the human body to promote good health. |
Appalachian Trail by: AT Waymark Management Group A hiking path in the eastern part of the United States extending about 3,298 km (2,050 mi) from Mount Katahdin in central Maine to Springer Mountain in northern Georgia. It is the world's longest continuous mountain trail.
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 Wagon Roads and Trails
by: Wagon Roads & Trails This is a waymark to document all of the wagon roads & trails used by Native Americans, emigrants, merchants, U.S. Government, and stagecoaches in the expansion of the United States & Canada. |
 Trail of Tears
by: TRAILS OF TEARS To Waymark of all the Trail Of Tears Markers.
Across the 2,200 miles and 9 States.
After Congress passed the Indian Removal Act,
May 28, 1830,
the government forceably relocated about
60,000 Indians from the southeastern
U.S. to what is now Oklahoma.
This included the Five (5) Civilized Tribes: Cherokee, Chickasaw, Creek, Choctaw and Seminole.
When Andrew Jackson ran for President in 1828, he pledged to move the Indians west of the Mississippi River.
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 Offroad Trails
by: OHV Trail Waymarks The term off-road refers to a driving surface which is not conventionally paved nor maintained. This is an old mountain logging road, forest access road, rural scenic backroad (for you folks in the plains), or marked/unmarked OHV trail. These trails should only be traveled by vehicles designed for off-road driving (such as heavy-duty trucks and equipment, SUVs, ATVs, snowmobiles, dirt bikes or mountain bikes) or vehicles that have the proper off-road equipment. |
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 Bartram Trail Historical Markers
by: Bartram Trailers William Bartram (1739-1823), an American naturalist and explorer was commissioned to explore the southeastern colonies and to collect and preserve unique specimens of plants. He was to ship the plants to England along with drawings of some of the plants and animals that he discovered. Bartram Trail Historical Markers have been erected to mark important places that William Bartram visited as he traveled through eight southern states. |
 Ice Age Trail
by: Ice Age Trail Managers The goal of this waymark is to have waymarkers log their hikes with hopes of documenting hikes on every segment of the 600+ mile long Wisconsin Ice Age Trail System.
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 Old Spanish Trail Auto Route
by: Old Spanish Trail Blazers This category seeks to waymark the unique pieces of Americana and history that still lie along the Old Spanish Trail Auto Route. It connects the old Spanish colonial towns of St. Augustine, Florida, on the U.S. Atlantic coast and San Diego, California, on the U.S. Pacific Coast. The Old Spanish Trail Auto Route is not to be confused with the 19th century cattle trail of the same name that wound from Santa Fe to Los Angeles. |
 Native American Trail Trees
by: Native American Trail Trees group Trail trees are trees that were modified by the American Aboriginal peoples in order to signify trails, campsites, or special locations (water supply, food, safety, etc.). Often these were oak saplings that are given a unique bend, usually pointed in the direction of the point of interest.
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 Daniel Boone Trail Markers
by: Daniel Boone Trail Markers This category is to locate and share those historical markers placed over a 25 year period in an effort to help improve road conditions and memorialize Daniel Boone's trail blazing efforts and to stir the imaginations of civic leaders and school children, raising funds, placing metal tablets on arrowhead shaped monuments, leading the ceremonies and issuing press releases. |
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 Cross Country Ski Trailheads
by: Wooden Gliders This category is collecting waymarks for all public, cross country skiing trails. While many trails are suitable for cross country skiing, this category is looking only for those trails that have been designated for cross country skiing and can be identified by signs or map information. |
 Scenic Hikes
by: Scenic Hikes Managers This waymark category is designed for those scenic or special places that you would like to share with the waymarking community. |
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