13 locations documented
Kentucky
The Dawkins Line Rail Trail is a 36-mile trail open to hikers, bikers, and horseback riders in Kentucky.
Kentucky
The Prestonsburg Passage Rail Trail is an 8.6-mile linear trail in eastern Kentucky.
West Virginia
West Virginia's 860-acre natural area of striking rocks and trails.
Indiana
The Brown County Home and Studios of Indiana's Celebrated Impressionist Painter T.C. Steele.
Indiana
Sandstone canyons, Sugar Creek, and rare hemlocks in Indiana’s second state park.
Indiana
Waterfalls, fossil beds, and rugged canyon trails above the Ohio River at Madison.
Nevada
A quiet Mojave canyon shaped by heat, stone, sparse water, and desert wildlife.
Nevada
Red sandstone, desert trails, and ancient markings in Nevada’s oldest state park.
A high desert Joshua tree forest marking Arizona’s transition between Mojave and Sonoran landscapes.
New Mexico
A sandstone oasis where Puebloan, Spanish, and American routes were carved into stone.
Indiana
Indiana’s largest waterfalls by volume, shaped by Mill Creek and glacial geology.
West Virginia
Sandstone cliffs, forest trails, and broad views over the Cheat River Gorge.