Trail

A trail, in the most general sense, is any linear route for travel. Even highways are sometimes called trails. However, in common usage, a trail is an unpaved, narrow pathway, usually through a wild area, for use by hikers, horseback riders, bicyclists, motorcyclists, or other sport users (Trail Riding). Many trails are off-limits to everyone other than hikers, and few trails allow motorized vehicles.

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In 1968, the United States created its National Trails System, which includes National Scenic Trails, National Historic Trails and National Recreation Trails.

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In cross-country skiing, a trail (also called a track or piste) refers to the parallel grooves cut into the snow, one for each ski.

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Trail: Trail types and use ►

Highway: :For other uses, see Highway (disambiguation)....

Unpaved: REDIRECT Road surface...

Hiker: REDIRECT Hiking...

Trail related Images and Photos (experimental)

Trail Rider	Trail Street	Trail Street (DVD)	Trail of '98, The (DVD)
Lone Trail	Last Trail	Desperate Trail, The (DVD)	Texas Trail
Quail Trail	Trail of '98, The (On Demand)	Crossfire Trail (DVD)	Autumn Trail

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►	Introduction
►	Trail types and use
►	Trail construction
►	See also
►	External links

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National Scenic Trail (1) - National Historic Trail (1) - 1968 (1) - National Trails System (1) - Snow (1) - Ski (1) - National Recreation Trail (1) - Cross-country skiing (1) - Hiker (1) - Horseback rider (1) - Highway (1) - Unpaved (1) - Trail Riding (1) - Vehicle (1) - Bicyclist (1) -

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