Our Partners

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the National Park Service (NPS) work with other federal agencies, state and local governments, organizations, American Indian Tribes, and private individuals to administer the Old Spanish National Historic Trail. Partners provide opportunities for visitors to experience the trail, to discover its story and significance, and they protect and preserve trail resources.

Current and Future Partners

Trail Association

The Old Spanish Trail Association is the BLM and NPS's primary nonfederal partner for the Trail. The association is a national organization. dedicated to protecting, interpreting, and promoting the Old Spanish National Historic Trail. It seeks to preserve the Trail and to tell its stories.

• Old Spanish Trail Association

Discover the services the National Trails office can provide and the programs your site can participate in:

 

National Trails Office Assistance

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  What We Do

  Cultural resources, Design & Development, Management, Interpretation, History, Planning, Resource Info Management, Route 66, and more!

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  National Historic Trail Signs

  Partner with us to help travelers find the national historic trails and to help them explore our shared heritage!

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  Passport to Your National Parks

  Learn more about how to involve your trail site in the NPS Passport Program.

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  Certification Program

  Certification is a partnership that helps landowners protect and preserve their historic trail properties and share them with others.