On the Trail - Biddle Nature Preserve Old Evergreen Highway
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By Justin Carinci, The Columbian, Vancouver, Wash.  Sep. 20--If Henry J. Biddle, himself a mining engineer, could have imagined feats of engineering such as Interstate 205 and the Glenn Jackson Bridge, he would have been pleased to know he could get lost in the woods under them.
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By Leon Hale, Houston Chronicle  Jan. 31--WINEDALE -- On the front porch one more time, at the old country house in Washington County, where I have just got through observing Arbor Day.
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By Corrinne Hess  chess@@dailyherald.com  Don't let the asphalt fool you.  The new road slated for construction at Redwing Slough conservancy just outside of Antioch is not meant as a welcome sign.
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By Sara Agnew, Columbia Daily Tribune, Mo.  Feb. 23--The Columbia Audubon Society has decided not to sell a tract of land at the center of a recent controversy.   Nearly 25 years ago, civic watchdog Paul Albert donated to the society about 8 acres off Route N as a wildlife sanctuary.
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By Brier Dudley, Seattle Times  Feb. 5--When hikers get lost on snowy mountains in the Northwest, it's gripping because the drama happens in our backyard.
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By Vicki Smith  It stretches nearly 2,200 miles, a ribbon of mountains and meadows, forests and fauna. But scientists, hikers and land managers say the Appalachian Trail is more than a footpath.
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By Brian Peach, The Paducah Sun, Ky.  Feb. 8-- -- Construction of all planned portions of Paducah's Greenway Trail should be finished this fall, giving pedestrians more than five miles of uninterrupted paths to enjoy after years of planning and construction.
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PROVO -- Forest Service crews have started thinning dense vegetation along the Alpine Loop on U-92 in American Fork Canyon. The thinning operation is expected to take about two weeks and could cause minor travel delays.
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By Richard Dymond, The Bradenton Herald, Fla.  Mar. 10--LAKEWOOD RANCH -- Imagine strolling under a canopy of trees that stretches around Lake Uihlein, starting right behind Town Hall.
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SNOQUALMIE, Wash. -- The forested view from Snoqualmie Falls, one of the state&#39;s top tourist destinations and an area sacred to the Snoqualmie Indians, has been preserved in a complex deal.
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By Aaron Lee, The News & Advance, Lynchburg, Va.  Sep. 3--Two public forums in Appomattox this week are asking county  residents if they'd like a few new hiking and biking trails blazed.
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By Joe Miller, The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Feb. 15--Jim Suiter in Chapel Hill writes: "I'm wondering what the plans are, if any, to bridge across two creeks on the American Tobacco Trail south of I-40.
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By Susan Williams, The Charleston Gazette, W.Va.  Sep. 16--FAYETTEVILLE -- With the addition of nearly four acres, the Paint Creek Nature Trail got a big boost during Friday's Fayette County Commission meeting.
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By Nicole Warburton Deseret Morning News  VERNON, Tooele County -- This is rugged country, where sagebrush and juniper trees dominate a landscape that's marked by rolling hills, a couple of homes and one-lane roads.
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By Dana M. Nichols, The Record, Stockton, Calif.  Dec. 9--WHITE PINES -- The days when jeeps and dirt bikes can freely roam the Stanislaus National Forest are ending.
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By Sophia Maines, Journal-World, Lawrence, Kan.  Dec. 12--Grab your binoculars.   The majestic bald eagles are in town, and more are on the way to this favorite winter-feeding destination.
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Q I think the MisFits Trail Challenge is a great idea. This is without a doubt the best time to be outside in D.C. My question/request is for Metro/public transportation-accessible hikes. Any ideas?