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Featured National Recreation Trails - Hosted by AmericanTrails.org 
The Cross Vermont Trail is a 75-mile trail and greenway that will span the entire state from Burlington to Newbury, linking 17 communities, 10 village centers, 10 state parks, numerous schools and trail systems. In addition to opportunities for biking, hiking, snowmobiling and horseback riding, this trail attracts tourist dollars and provides economic benefits for local communities. With half of the trail already completed, this diverse partnership is making significant progress towards connecting the state in a truly unique way (designated 2003).
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The on-line database has details on the currently designated National Recreation Trails. The NRT Program online is hosted by American Trails: www.AmericanTrails.org
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