This National Trail Surfaces Study examines the firmness and stability of trail surface materials located at Bradford Woods at IU.

This study of six connected trails make up the central leg of the developing 270-mile Erie to Pittsburgh Trail.

America's Rails-with-Trail Report is a defining new study on the development of rail-with-trails alongside active freight, passenger and tourist rail lines.

Nearby residents tend to view the trail as amenities that increase or have no impact on property values and little impact on public safety.

This report provides the Illinois DOT with guidelines for the structural design of bicycle trail pavement and recommendations for bicycle trail pavement maintenance.

The Active Transportation Beyond Urban Centers report demonstrates that active transportation is a part of life even beyond urban centers.

This study assesses the effects of zig-zag pavement markings at trail crossings on the W&OD Trail in Virginia.

Trail User Surveys and Economic Impact: A Comparison of Trail User Expenditures

"Active Transportation for America" makes the case and quantifies the national benefits of bicycling and walking infrastructure

Railbanking and Rail-Trails: A Legacy for the Future