Mar 7th, 2026 for 1 day.

A guided walk through Bristol, an historic river town that dates from 1681. We'll see the Delaware riverfront and canal as well as the downtown area, parks, and the Harriman historical district.

Mar 19th, 2026 for 1 day.

Walk in America's Most Historic City where you will see both Colonial (George Washington really did sleep here) and Civil War history.

Mar 20th, 2026 for 1 day.

Walk through the historic streets of Colonial Williamsburg, passing the Old Capital and the Palace. The 10 km walk goes onto the campus of William and Mary, the second oldest college in the US.

Mar 21st, 2026 for 1 day.

Visit two of the Civil War redoubts, left from the Confederacys' attempts to keep the Union from marching to the capital of Richmond.

Mar 22nd, 2026 for 1 day.

Walk through the newest areas in the New Town area of Williamsburg, with lots of shops and restaurants.

Apr 11th, 2026 for 1 day.

Explore historic Upper Marlboro - originally settled 1695. Visit the gravesite of William Beanes and learn about his connection to "The Star-Spangled Banner"

May 9th, 2026 for 1 day.

This walk in the capital of the First State explores the wide variety of historic sites of Dover, Delaware. Celebrate America's 250th and the AVA's 50th anniversaries.

Oct 16th, 2026 for 3 days.

Start/Finish times for event weekend are as follows:Friday 10 am to 3 pm, Saturday 8 am to 3:00 Sunday 8 am to 2 pm finish table closes at Friday 6 pm, Saturday 5 pm, Sunday 4 pm

Oct 16th, 2026 for 1 day.

Join us for our 26th USFWF walks go by the embassies, memorials, the National Mall, and all three branches of the federal government and Arlington Cemetery. Winds through Beautiful Washington, DC.

Oct 17th, 2026 for 1 day.

Join us for our 24th USFWF walks go by the embassies, memorials, the National Mall, and all three branches of the federal government and Arlington Cemetery. Winds through Beautiful Washington, DC.

Oct 18th, 2026 for 1 day.

Join us for our 24th USFWF walks go by the embassies, memorials, the National Mall, and all three branches of the federal government and Arlington Cemetery. Winds through Beautiful Washington, DC.

Apr 1st, 2026 to Oct 31st, 2026

This NY State-wide walk allows you to obtain AVA AT Special Program credit starting at many different trailheads. Terrain is up and down in most areas and elevation varies from 178 feet to 1433 feet

Apr 1st, 2026 to Dec 31st, 2026

Quaint seaside town with historic architecture; many restaurants; red-white-blue striped streets denote the July 4th parade route; walking trail; Colt State Park.

Apr 1st, 2026 to Nov 30th, 2026

American Revolutionary War sites in the Minute Man Historical Park, including The Old North Bridge; quaint downtown; historic Sleepy Hollow Cemetery; Old Manse; Louisa May Alcott House; Colonial Inn.

Apr 1st, 2026 to Dec 31st, 2026

Maritime history; Cliff Walk; Newport Mansions; seaport atmosphere; myriad restaurants.

Great views! Loads of restaurants! Outdoor seating!

Prominently features Dyke Marsh and the historic Potomac River on the scenic George Washington Parkway Trail. Pleasant, beautiful neighborhoods! Great restaurants!

Walk features scenic Potomac River views and parks. Also the city's incredible history, architecture, ambiance and food!

This Walk is so good it was voted "Best" in the USA a number of years ago.

The walk is through the historic city of Annapolis, capital of Maryland and home of the U.S. Naval Academy. This trail takes you to the Wardor Neighborhood and you can see the last tracks of B&A RR.

Seveal distances to choose from with lots to see.

Everything on the trail makes walking in Baltimore special -- history, neighborhoods, the harbor and spectacular water views. The trail goes thru Fort McHenry, a National Monument and Historic Shrine.

Walk through historic Patterson Park, the neighborhoods of Highlandtown, Canton, Butcher's Hill, Fells Point, Little Italy and into the Inner Harbor.

ALERT - This walk is pending AVA Approval for 2026. Due to major construction at the Park, the route is modified heavily.

Enjoy the Bear Mountain State Park Walk. The walk consists of three portions: The State Park itself, the Trailside Museums and Zoo, and The Bear Mountain Bridge spanning the Hudson River.

Walk two easy 5Ks: tour historic Port Towns and War of 1812 sites or enjoy the scenic Anacostia River Trail. Fully paved and accessible for all.

See more of Boston: Beacon Hill, Newbury Street, Copley Square, near Finish Line of Boston Marathon, Public Garden

Boston History - where it all began

Explore some of Boston's lesser known points of interest plus a lovely walk along the Charles River Esplanade and Boston Common. The 10km route also includes Chinatown.

One of the "Best Places to Live in America" - CNN, 2014

One of the top public universities in the U.S.

Important town in Civil War history with preserved historic landmarks and buildings. Walk historic streets and Yowell Meadow Park.

Dover is the Capital of Delaware. The walk includes Legislative Mall, The Green, Silver Lake Park, old Dover homes, Wesley college campus. There are 7 Veteran's Monuments!

Walk in America's Most Historic City where you will see both Colonial (George Washington really did sleep here) and Civil War history.

Walk the Heritage Trail and Canal Path along Snowden wetlands, the Rappahannock River, Old Mill Park, botanical garden, veterans memorial, historic properties and a 1919 grain elevator (10k only).

A mostly flat paved trail through town and woods to the edge of an international airport. Breathtaking views of aircraft take-offs and landings.

The trail will be mainly along city streets through Gloucester passing a few Washington-Rochambeau Route historic sites. Check for Washington-Rochambeau Route events at: https://w3r-us.org/events/

Beautiful capital city of Connecticut, with its gold-domed capital, adjacent Bushnell Park and Connecticut River.

The trail includes the Duck Decoy Museum, a historic lighthouse, and a boardwalk along the river.

Walks through the scenic town of Joppatowne on the shores of the Gunpowder River. Goes through residential areas with river views, Mariner Point Park with its black squirrels, past an historic church.

Shaded walk along the Patuxent River and an 1884 Train Station

Stroll along Occoquan River, visit Turning Point Suffragist Memorial, Workhouse Arts Center, history museum and LOVE statue (Find the Love). Enjoy food and drink at Brickmakers Cafe in Occoquan Park.

Walk starts in Morrisville PA crosses the Delaware River into the capitol government complex of Trenton, NJ, passing the William Trent House. Both the 5K & 10 K walks go by the NJ Capitol building.

Walk into the historic past along cobble streets and see the preserved building dating back to 1651, which are still used today. Vist the 17th century church on the Green. Walk along the Delaware.

This walk includes a section of New Kent Highway that is on the Washington-Rochambeau Route. It also passes the New Kent County Courthouse.

Walk in all three local jurisdictions on one trail and get great views of each shoreline and DC from the Woodrow Wilson Bridge. You can start this event from either the MD or VA side of the bridge

Walk through lovely Perryville Park along the Susquehanna River, the VA campus at Perry Point, and through the quaint and historic town of Perryville.

Pass the house where Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence, Independence Hall, Liberty Bell, Betsy Ross house, Museum of the American Revolution, and much more.

Pass grave of Benjamin Franklin, Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, City Hall, various museums, Philly Art Museum "Rocky" steps, and the five original open-space parks, planned by William Penn in 1862.

Starts at the historic William Gray 30th St. Station. Features a walk along the Schuylkill River toward the Philadelphia Art Museum. Includes boat house row and other notable places in that area.

Starts at the historic William Gray 30th St. Station. Features a walk through the Penn campus and over the beautiful Schuylkill Banks river trail. Includes nice views of the Philadelphia skyline

To say that Princeton is "historic" is an understatement. See for yourself as you follow along with the historic notes while enjoying Nassau Square, the university, the graveyard !

ALERT - Start Point winter schedule Dec - April: open Wednesday through Saturday 10 to 4

College Hill (5K) - Benefit Street "mile of history": Brown University; Prospect Terrace. Historic Downtown (5K) - architecturally notable downtown buildings; the Arcade; Waterplace Park; State House

Two 5-kilometer loops. Enjoy a stroll through Semper Fidelis Park and a hike into Locust Shade Park. Walk on the 18th century "King's Highway" and the memorial Washington-Rochambeau Rev Route.

Well-preserved 19th Century Mill complex with an historic bridge and pleasant river walk.

Historic walk includes 1700's King's Highway and WWII when the area was a training ground for secret forces.

Valley Forge is where George Washington's Continental Army camped during the winter of 1777. This is NOT a battlefield. You will walk along Valley Creek, a covered bridge and the Schuylkill River.

Valley Forge is where George Washington's Continental Army camped during the winter of 1777. This is NOT a battlefield; no battle was fought here except against hunger, disease, cold and fatigue.

See both The Nations Capitol and DC City Hall along with many museums and sights on the East side of the Mall

The oldest town in CT combines colonial village charm with scenic beauty.

Historic Wickford Village within the town of North Kingstown is one of the oldest preserved Colonial seaside towns in the US, with plenty of quaint shops and restaurants.

Walk through historic Colonial Williamsburg and the College of William & Mary, the second oldest higher education institution in the US.

Historic walk through hilly wooded dirt and gravel trails of Leesylvania State Park. Birthplace of Henry "Lighhorse Harry" Lee, III, cavalry commander for Washington with major role in 1781 events.

Visit Yardley, an historic town along the Delaware River in Bucks County PA. See interesting architecture and an attractive town lake. The walk also includes the Delaware Canal towpath.

Visit the battlefield where America won the Revolution.

Visit the town and some battlefields where our freedom from Britain was won! There are still cannon balls lodged in the walls of some of the houses.