National Scenic Trail - List of National Scenic Trails

List of National Scenic Trails

Trail Name Year Established Length Authorized (miles)
Appalachian National Scenic Trail 1968 2,174
Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail 1968 2,638
Continental Divide National Scenic Trail 1978 3,100
North Country National Scenic Trail 1980 4,600
Ice Age National Scenic Trail 1980 1,200
Florida National Scenic Trail 1983 1,400
Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail 1983 700
Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail 1983 695
Arizona National Scenic Trail 2009 807
Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail 2009 1,200
New England National Scenic Trail 2009 220
Total: 18,734

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