Trails in United States

The United States collection spans nearly every kind of terrain, from Atlantic seaboard towns to the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific Coast. In Colorado, the Sheep Mountain Approach Hike climbs to more than 3,300 m in Park County, while Washington's Cascades host the Richmond Mine Trail, Goose Prairie, a hard 15 km climb from the Bumping River valley on the east side of the range. California contributes long, flat urban rides such as the Santa Ana River Trail Ride, which follows the river channel 51 km down to the beach at Huntington Beach.

Texas adds rugged limestone country in the Hill Country fringe, where Colorado Bend State Park Trails string together a demanding 78 km network above the Colorado River. Beyond these, expect rail trails in New England, state park loops in North Carolina and Tennessee, desert tracks in Arizona and long road-trip drives linking Florida, Illinois and Indiana.