National Historic Trail

A National Historic Trail is a designated route that has significant historical importance in the United States. It often commemorates paths taken by explorers, pioneers, or settlers, highlighting events or themes central to American history. These trails include scenic environments and cultural landmarks, offering opportunities for recreation and education. Managed by the National Park Service, they serve to preserve the historical context and promote public awareness of the nation's heritage, encouraging exploration and appreciation of the landscape and stories connected to the trail. Examples include the Oregon Trail and the Santa Fe Trail.