America's greatest trails, summit to slot canyon. 25 places, mapped and ready to build a trip around.
Plan a trip on Trailwind →A chain-assisted spine of rock to a 1,500-foot cliff-edge summit.
Wade and swim up a slot canyon where the walls close to twenty feet.
The cable route up Yosemite's iconic granite dome: a permit-only rite of passage.
The classic descent into the Grand Canyon's mile-deep heart.
Granite steps drenched by Vernal and Nevada Falls in spring melt.
The short climb to Utah's freestanding icon, best at golden hour.
A ledge-cut traverse along the Continental Divide off Logan Pass.
Eleven cliffside miles above the emerald sea cliffs of Nā Pali.
Iron rungs and ladders up a sheer face above the Atlantic.
A granite boulder scramble to the best summit in the Blue Ridge.
The Appalachian Trail's northern terminus and its heart-stopping Knife Edge.
Turquoise glacial lakes beneath a shrinking wall of ice.
Wildflower meadows and glacier views circling above Paradise.
A waterfall scramble to an alpine tarn ringed by jagged spires.
A desert trek to impossibly blue waterfalls on tribal land.
Undulating sandstone bands in a lottery-permit desert wonderland.
A knife-edge ridge with a 360-degree view over Half Dome and the valley.
Colorado's classic fourteener via the exposed Keyhole Route.
The highest summit in the lower 48, a permit-only 22-mile day.
Ridgeline switchbacks with the canyon's widest panoramas.
A granite basin of turquoise lakes and larches, a bucket-list thru-hike.
The most-photographed peaks in America, mirrored in Maroon Lake.
A steep climb to twin rock pinnacles above the misty Smokies.
Open granite to the first sunrise in the United States.
A gentle string of alpine lakes under Hallett Peak: Rocky's signature stroll.