
	Where results make sense

Topic: Southwest Trail

	Southwest Trail - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Southwest Trail was a 19th century pioneer route that was the primary route for American settlers bound for Texas.
		The Southwest Trail was originally an Indian trace that was expanded by European pioneers.
		Louis, Missouri to Fulton, Arkansas on the Red River.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Southwest_Trail (97 words)

	Santa Fe Trail - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		After the U.S. acquisition of the Southwest, the trail helped open the region to U.S. economic development and settlement, playing a vital role in the expansion of the U.S. into the lands it had acquired.
		The eastern end of the trail was in the central Missouri town of Franklin on the north bank of the Missouri River.
		The section of the trail between Independence and Olathe was also used by emigrants on the California and Oregon Trails, which branched off to the northwest near Gardner, Kansas.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Santa_Fe_Trail (581 words)

	Southwest Transitway.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The purpose of the Southwest Alternatives Analysis (AA) Study is to compare the benefits, costs, and impacts of a range of transit alternatives in order to obtain general consensus on a preferred course of action.
		The current Southwest Corridor is one of several route alignments being evaluated as part of this study process.
		Since, LRT and BRT require a minimum of 30 feet and the trail 10 to 14 feet, sufficient space exists within the Southwest Corridor for both the trail and transit.
	www.southwesttransitway.org /faqs.shtml (968 words)

	Ben Tyler Trail
		This popular trail is named for Ben Tyler, who lived with his family in the gulch that bears his name.
		The trail also offers spectacular views to the north and south from its high point, and the changing colors in September, particularly in the large aspen groves in Ben Tyler Gulch, are outstanding.
		The Craig Park Trail junction is marked by a sign indicating the Craig Park Trail to the left (east), and the Ben Tyler Trail to the right (west).
	www.go-colorado.com /Ben-Tyler-Trail (556 words)

	Kansas and Kansans Ch. 8 Pt. 3
		The trail entered Marion County at the east side of section 12-17-4, a mile and a quarter south of the northeast corner of the county.
		The trail entered Ford county from the northeast by two routes; the lower route followed the north side of the Arkansas, while the upper route entered the county about eight miles north of the river.
		The trail entered Grant County midway of its eastern boundary, and continuing its southwesterly course, crossed the North Fork of the Cimarron River and passed on to the well-known "Lower Springs," later known as the "Wagon Bed Spring," on the main Cimarron River.
	skyways.lib.ks.us /genweb/archives/1918ks/v1/ch8p3.html (3037 words)

	North Carolina Coastal Paddle Trails
		At the intersection of Lockwoods Folly Trail and Sheep Island Gut, Lockwoods Folly Trail follows the northern shore next to Sheep Island and crosses to the southern shoreline at the point across the creek from the Marina.
		The trail follows a route eastward along the southern shoreline the first two miles where it then crosses over to the northern shoreline for the next mile and then crosses back to the southern shoreline and intersects with Davis Creek Trail at 3.5 miles.
		Near the intersection with Howells Point Trail at its 2 mile point, Howells Point Trail crosses near the inlet at which point it may be safer to beach your canoe and portage across the rough waters of the inlet to Lockwoods Folly Trail.
	www.ncsu.edu /paddletrails/southerncoast/sc7.html (891 words)

	Pittsburgh & Southwest Pennsylvania Hiking - Hikes
		This hike is part of the 141-mile Baker Trail, which begins in Freeport and ends in Allegheny National Forest, and is continually threatened by encroaching development.
		The trailhead is within spitting distance of the Youghiogheny River Trail and a stone’s throw to the Youghiogheny River.
		The Eliza Furnace Trail is a segment of the almost complete 37-mile Three Rivers Heritage Trail, which is conveniently located and used by commuters, walkers, bikers, joggers, and skaters of all ages.
	www.trails.com /activity.asp?area=10866 (959 words)

	NORTH COUNTRY TRAIL - MINNESOTA: LESTER PARK - JAY COOKE STATE PARK
		Jay Cooke State Park has a system for numbering trail route intersections, with the numbers posted near the intersection, useful because of the great number of trails in the park, not all of which are shown on the accompanying map.
		The Greeley Creek Trail intersection with the Willard Munger Trail is intersection #14.
		Continue south on the Greeley Creek Trail for another 0.2 miles, past intersection #3, with the CCC trail, and 0.2 miles farther south, reach the intersection with the White Pine Trail at intersection #2.
	www.northcountrytrail.org /explore/guide/b7.htm (1791 words)

	Almaden Quicksilver County Park - English Camp and the Southwest Trails
		The completion of the Woods Trail segment was made possible by acquisition of 905-acre Jacques Ridge by Mid-Pen and Santa Clara County in 1995.
		Mid-Pen's Woods Trail is a dirt road that starts at the junction of the Limekiln and Kennedy Trails high on the ridge in Sierra Azul Open Space Preserve.
		This is a shady trail in the afternoon, a cool alternative to the sunny English Camp Trail.
	www.geocities.com /almadenqs/englishtown.html (2738 words)

	Green Trail - Story of the Yawgoog Trails
		The Green Trail begins near Hemlock Ledge, heading toward the southwest from the Yellow Trail.
		Upon entering the Sawdust Pile after leaving the Wilcox Trail, the Wo-Jack Trail can be found to the left (east), while the Green Trail also proceeds straight ahead (southwest) and soon ends at the Southwest Marker, where the Red Trail also ends.
		To the left, the trail heads southwest to meet the Red Trail at the Sawdust Pile; to the right, the trail runs in a northern direction back to the Green Trail's starting point near Hemlock Ledge.
	www.netway.com /~dbrier/yawgoog/trails/green.html (1247 words)

	Handbook of Texas Online:
		Jones marked the trail, and the partners' trips to and from Dodge City to deliver hides and buffalo meat and to purchase goods cut ruts into the sod deep enough for others to follow.
		After 1879 the trail was used by mail contractors, and in 1886 P. Reynolds made it a major stagecoach route from Dodge City to Mobeetie.
		Thus, by the last decade of the nineteenth century, the Jones and Plummer trail had ceased to be a major factor in the growth of a region embracing parts of three states.
	www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/view/JJ/exj1.html (595 words)

	Hennepin County > Southwest Corridor Rail Transit Study FAQs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The primary purpose of the Southwest Rail Transit Study is to determine whether rail transit is feasible in the Southwest Corridor.
		In 1995, the HCRRA adopted a land use management plan that allows for the interim use of their corridors for parks and trails until such time as the property is to be utilized for transit.
		The current study is NOT about eliminating the Southwest LRT Trail, it is evaluating the possibility of providing an additional community amenity, rail transit, for the Southwest Metro Area.
	www.co.hennepin.mn.us /vgn/portal/internet/hcdetailmaster/0,2300,1273_83390_101089767,00.html (2099 words)

	Cultural Tourism DC - Tours & Trails
		Each trail was conceived with the active involvement of neighborhood organizations and residents.
		Southwest Neighborhood Assembly was the local partner for Rivers Farms to Urban Towers.
		River Farms and Urban Towers: Southwest Heritage Trail is a project of Cultural Tourism DC in collaboration with the Southwest Neighborhood Assembly.
	www.culturaltourismdc.org /information2546/information_show.htm?doc_id=253635 (650 words)

	Cedar Lake Trail
		The trail connects with the Hutchinson Spur Trail in St. Louis Park, which in turn connects with the Southwest LRT Trail.
		Since the westbound bike/skate, eastbound bike/skate, and pedestrian trails are separate, this tends to minimize conflicts.
		At the south end of the Kenilworth trail, it connects to the Midtown Greenway and the Southwest LRT trail.
	www.skateminnesota.org /trails/cedar.html (447 words)

	Virginia - Appalachian Trail Conservancy
		One-fourth of the Appalachian Trail lies in Virginia.
		Throughout the Mt. Rogers region in southwest Virginia, where the Trail moves into the southern Appalachians, the floral displays of rhododendron and azalea in June and July are outstanding.
		At the southern border is the quintessential “Trail town,” Damascus, Virginia.
	www.appalachiantrail.org /site/c.jkLXJ8MQKtH/b.774885/k.DD9E/Virginia.htm (629 words)

	Santa Fe Trail Report
		This has led some to think that the trail passed through certain towns in eastern Kansas which were never considered on the famous old road at all, either by the old timers and freighters of that day or the historians and students of the present.
		The trail entered Marion county at the east side of section 12-17-4,a mile and a quarter south of the northeast corner of the county.
		The trail passed out of the county and the state near the present town of Coolidge, and ran on up the river to where it turned southwest to Santa Fe via Trinidad and the Raton Pass.
	www.kancoll.org /books/sftrail/sfmain.html (8251 words)

	NORTH COUNTRY TRAIL - OHIO: Yellow Springs - Milford
		Beyond that, the trail passes by Antioch College, which is to the west of the trail.
		After another 0.7 mi, during which the trail bends back to the southwest, the trail reaches Grandin Rd. A huge, mostly abandoned building near the road crossing was once the Kings Mill Powder Company, back in the days of the Spanish-American War.
		A mile to the south of the river, the trail enters the village of Camp Dennison, which was an important mustering and training center for Ohio during the Civil War.
	www.northcountrytrail.org /explore/guide/f05.htm (2422 words)

	Road/Trail Biking in Minneapolis-St. Paul (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Most of the trails mentioned in the Inline Skating in Minneapolis-St. Paul page are good for bicycling, with the exception of the HHH Metrodome.
		This trail is supposedly slated for development as a light rail transit line sometime in the future.
		This means that we'll probably be able to enjoy it as a bike trail until 2050 or so, given the current state of political decision-making.
	www.visi.com /~tam/rdbike.html (541 words)

	Southwest Trail Still Mostly Mud, Rocks, Stumps » The Arkansas News
		The Southwest Trail probably began as a buffalo trace of Indian trail thousands of years ago.
		Before this Territory was purchased from Louisiana in 1803, the road was known as the Chihuahua Trail, leading into Mexico.
		As he proceeded through Lawrence and Independence counties to Little Rock, however, he discovered that some settlers had taken the liberty to cut roads resembling the Southwest Trail and mark the trees leading to their own cabins.
	www.oldstatehouse.com /educational_programs/classroom/arkansas_news/detail.asp?id=735&issue_id=38&page=4 (615 words)

	Southwest History Task Force
		The Southwest History Task Force was started in the fall of 1999 to create a photo show for the Mall which would show the history and main features of SW.
		This Trail will be similar in form to the downtown DC Trail "From Civil War to Civil Rights".
		The Trail script is now in final editing and it is hoped signs can be installed by the end of the year.
	www.swdc.org /about_swdc/history_taskforce.htm (601 words)

	GORP - Arizona's Sweetwater Trail
		This trail was for a long time inaccessible because it required crossing private land to reach the trailhead.
		After crossing the wash, the trail climbs the ridge and provides excellent views of the city to the east and Wasson Peak to the west.
		The older trail is narrow and rocky in comparison with the wider and smoother new section.
	gorp.away.com /gorp/publishers/pruett/hik_tuc3.htm (608 words)

	Arizona - The Apache Trail
		Nearby is the starting point for the Dutchman Trail, one of the most well used trails into the Superstition Wilderness.
		Canyon Lake: A few miles further, the trail begins to bend sharply as the land becomes steeper, and passes along the shores of Canyon Lake, one of four formed by damming the Salt River, the course of which runs right through Phoenix but is dry for most of the year.
		Further south, there are more marinas along the lakeside before the Apache Trail climbs steadily for 15 miles through more cacti-covered hills and past a few small settlements towards Globe.
	www.americansouthwest.net /arizona/apache_trail (456 words)

	History of The Old Spanish Trail
		Well-documented Spanish expeditions that led from Santa Fe to central Utah, along the eastern half of the Trail, include Juan Maria Antonio de Rivera in 1765, the Dominquez-Escalante party of 1776, Manuel Mestas in 1805, and the Arze-Garcia party of 1813.
		Several famous journeys were made along the Trail, from west-to-east, including one by Kit Carson and Lieutenant George D. Brewerton in 1848.
		In the 1850s and 1860s, portions of the Trail's eastern end were mapped by U.S. government expeditions, while the western portion of the trail witnessed Mormons heading to California.
	www.museumtrail.org /OldSpanishTrail.asp (647 words)

	Urban Trail System-Southwest Parkway North (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		This segment of the Urban Trail begins at the Chicago and Rock Island stretching station and connects to Phil Welch Stadium (home of the St. Joe Saints), Bode Ice Arena, Extreme Skating, and Summer Jam Basketball Courts.
		The Bode Sports Complex is a tremendous asset for residents of the region.
		The segments of trail between this point and Mansfield Road, along Southwest Parkway, are currently under design and is anticipated to begin construction by 2007.
	www.ci.st-joseph.mo.us /parks/urbantrailsystem_swpkwyNorth.asp (155 words)

	4x4trails.net: Fins & Things
		The trail starts on the right, but there are many turn offs and the trail route is intersected by other trails at many points along the way.
		So it is hard to follow without a trail leader that is familiar with it.
		The trail works the slick rock fins on the south side of the road in an easterly direction until it nears the turn off for Porcupine Rim.
	www.4x4trails.net /db_view_trail.php?trailNum=349 (218 words)

	Trails BC - Trans Canada Trail in the BC Southwest Region
		Trails BC - Trans Canada Trail in the BC Southwest Region
		For the time they were trail building here they camped at Camp Brick Scout Camp in the Seymour Conservation Area and had access to a new aquatic centre in West Vancouver.
		Trailboss, Bill Archibald, is no longer a director of Trails BC but will continue as Vice-President of Trails BC Southwest, and the BC Representative for the Canadian Trails Federation.
	www.trailsbc.ca /southwest_region/sw_home.asp (1596 words)

	Hit the Trail \| Phantom Ranch, Grand Canyon and the Southwest
		The continuation of the Southwest's decade-long drought, along with a poor summer rainy season, is drying up springs and seeps throughout the inner canyon.
		If you are planning a backcountry hike outside of the Corridor (Bright Angel Trail and the North and South Kaibab Trails), I highly recommend that you check with the Backcountry Office before your trip!
		If you are planning to hike in the Grand Canyon, or anywhere in the southwest, you'll need to prepare for the conditions you'll experience in the extremely rugged terrain.
	www.hitthetrail.com (1822 words)

	Dodge City/Fort Dodge/Cimarron Chapter of the Santa Fe Trail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The trail was hard to follow as the caravans had not yet cut tracks in the barren prairie.
		Across this part of the trail, this was not the main concern, Indian Attacks took it's place at the top of the list of hardships faced by the wagon trains.
		During the Mexican War the trail became the military road of the West and had to be kept open to supply not only the troops but also the newly acquired American citizens of New Mexico.
	www.stjohnks.net /santafetrail/dodgecity/fort_dodge.html (1340 words)

	Audubon Golf Trail Visitors Guide — Southwest Louisiana
		The Audubon Golf Trail is a combination of famous golfing locations, beautiful nature areas, and the visions of renowned course designers, Hal Sutton and David Toms.
		The Audubon Golf Trail includes famous golf courses, such as Gray Plantation, Tamahka Trails, Cypress Bend, The Island and Carter Plantation, which are amazing alone but together create something truly spectacular.
		The Audubon Golf Trail is nicknamed the "Sportsman's Paradise" and it continues to preserve and operate under this title today.
	www.visitlakecharles.org /audubon_golf_trail.asp (304 words)

	Alpine Loop Trail, Southwest Colorado, 4x4wire.com
		On the downhill side of the trail approaching Telluride, the steps are challenging because you’ve got a wheel off the ground at times, the trail itself is very steep, and in spots, it isn’t much wider than the truck!
		Couple that with the knowledge that the only thing next to the driver’s side of the trail is a sheer drop containing hundreds of feet of nothing but air, and you suddenly realize that the pucker factor has gone up exponentially.
		Once you pass the steps, the remainder of the trail down into Telluride consists of a series of switchbacks which are severe to the point that even short wheelbase vehicles need to back up, realign, back up, realign, etc.
	www.4x4wire.com /trail/report/co/alpine00 (606 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)