Volunteers are still rebuilding parts of the iconic Appalachian Trail in eastern Tennessee nearly a year after Hurricane ...

Hamburg Hill is a 1-mile segment of the Trail Of Tears National Historic Trail in Illinois. This preserved segment of the ...

His most dangerous crime is not simply corruption or obstruction, nor even incitement of insurrection: It’s the deliberate ...

This small town in Georgia is less than two hours from Atlanta and is a hotbed of scenic trails, refreshing springs, and a ...

Mr. Adams mentioned James Harrison, who was known to put out bad food for the Choctaw. The Choctaw coming through made the citizens of Washington rich. Joshua Williams made note of Jacob Buzzard, the ...

The Georgia Department of Transportation donated 136.55 acres of land to the National Park Service, expanding the Ocmulgee ...

A new book authored by members of the Hickman County Historical Society tells a detailed history of the area’s place along ...

Curious ancestor Bomar Phillips vanished and reappeared over decades, building railroads from NM to Mexico, dying in 1935 after a storied, elusive life.

President Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act in 1830 that forced thousands of native Americans to give up their lands to white settlers and walk over land to Oklahoma (The Trail of Tears).

Hurricane Matthew Leaves Trail of Devastation With at Least 28 Dead Across 5 Southern States Highest death toll was in North Carolina, where at least 11 were killed.

Southern Utah now has 40 miles of new single-track trail built on public lands, with another 20 in construction, taking bikers, runners and hikers to places not many have been before.

These sightings wouldn't have been possible without the trail cameras. They're powerful tools for gauging population health and documenting rehabilitation efforts.