Fifty Trail
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- May 24, 2018
This is a group of trails :
- Fifty Trail, Utah 5, Ordeville Gulch, N Fork County Road to Virgin River Rim Trail
- Fifty Trail, utah 6, starter guide for virgin river rim trail, route around private property to strawberry loop rd 059
- Fifty Trail, Nevada 1 Road walk - Death Valley Traverse waypoint DVN019 to Bonanza north trailhead via wheeler pass road
- Fifty Trail, Utah part 10, south end of bryce np to white house canyon trailhead
- Fifty Trail, Utah part 1, Veyo - Cedar Spring, Bull Valley Rd, to goat spring FR 034
- Fifty Trail - Utah 2 - south goat spring trailhead via fr 033 to blake-gubler trailhead
- Fifty Trail - Utah 3 - Town of New Harmony to kolob canyon lee pass trailhead in zion park
- Fifty Trail, Utah 4 upper Zion Narrows trailhead at Chamberlain Ranch to Orderville Gulch trailhead
- Fifty Trail - Utah 7 fr Virgin River Rim Trail 059 strawberry loop rd Navajo Lake, then to duck lake
- Fifty Trail, Utah 8 Duck Lake to FR 067 near Mammoth Cave
- Fifty Trail, Utah 9 - FR 067 near Mammoth Cave to Fairyland Trailhead, Bryce Canyon NP
- Fifty Trail, North Dakota, Little Missouri State Park traverse north half
- Fifty Trail, North Dakota Little Missouri State Park traverse south half
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https://www.pjwetzel.com/p/the-fifty-trail-one-long-footpath.html
Here we document the connecting sections--mostly road walks--the portions of the Fifty Trail that are not documented via published maps and trail guides from the many individual constituent trails that make up the Fifty Trail.
The Fifty Trail is so-named because it connects the 49 continental US States and the District together into one trail. It also connects and uses all eleven of our famous long distance trails, the National Scenic Trails.
And that's the other reason for this trail. It celebrates the Fiftieth Anniversary of the signing of the legislation that sanctioned these trails--the National Trails Act.
Here we document the connecting sections--mostly road walks--the portions of the Fifty Trail that are not documented via published maps and trail guides from the many individual constituent trails that make up the Fifty Trail.
The Fifty Trail is so-named because it connects the 49 continental US States and the District together into one trail. It also connects and uses all eleven of our famous long distance trails, the National Scenic Trails.
And that's the other reason for this trail. It celebrates the Fiftieth Anniversary of the signing of the legislation that sanctioned these trails--the National Trails Act.
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