There are over 21,000 combined miles of trails for you to explore in the National Park Service. Whether you’re looking for rugged slopes or a flat, smooth boardwalk, there is something for everyone. The best sources of information about hiking in parks is found on park websites or on the NPS app. Information on accessible hiking and the National Trails System is also available.
Find a Park
Find a park near you and explore the park website to find park-specific hiking information.
The NPS App
The NPS App is available on the App Store and Google Play Store. Download today to explore "Things to Do" in parks for hiking information.
Accessibility Information
Throughout the National Park System there are many opportunities for accessible hiking. Get park and trail accessibility information.
National Trails System
Discover National Scenic Trails, National Historic Trails, National Recreation Trails, and National Water Trails.
Where can I find hiking information?
Park Websites
Hiking information on park websites is located under the "Plan Your Visit" tab, often under "Things To Do". Find a park near you and start exploring!
NPS App
The NPS app is a one stop shop for exploring parks. Find interactive maps, tours, on-the-ground accessibility information, and much more to plan your adventures before and during your trip. For most parks, hiking information is located in the "Things To Do" menu. Pro tip: If you are visiting a park with limited cell phone service, you can download the park information for use offline.
Accessibility in National Parks
Use a map to find accessibility information on park websites and explore accessible opportunities in parks.
National Trails System Website
Some national trails extend through multiple parks and beyond! National trails are officially established under the authorities of the National Trails System. Explore National Scenic Trails, National Historic Trails, National Recreation Trails, and National Water Trails.Last updated: July 1, 2024