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Fort Circle Park Trail — This 7.9-mile rail conncects historic forts built to defend the nation's capital during the Civil War. Winding through hilly forest land, the trail is suitable for hiking or mountain biking. The trail is located across the Anacostia River in the southeast part of the District of Columbia.

	Interpretive panel along the Black History Trail in Wahington, DC

Black History Trail — This walking route directs visitors to sites in historic neighborhoods of Washington that illustrate aspects of African-American history. For a free brochure, write Washington, DC Black History Recreation Trail, National Park Service, National Capitol Region, Office of Public Affairs, 1100 Ohio Drive SW, Washington, DC 20242 or call (202) 619-7222.

Potomac River Water Trail — This water trail and greenway traverses over 300 miles, offering diverse experiences and exciting opportunities to view the varied landscapes and rich history of the Potomac River (designated 2006).

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