Where is the ADT?
The ADT begins (or ends) with your feet in the Pacific Ocean at Point Reyes National Seashore in California. From there it traverses California, Nevada, Utah and Colorado, where in Denver it splits into two routes. The Northern Midwest route travels through Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois and Indiana. The Southern Midwest route explores Kansas, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana. After rejoining just west of Cincinnati, the route continues through Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland, Washington, DC and Delaware, where the ADT ends (or begins) with your feet in the Atlantic Ocean at Cape Henlopen State Park. Is the ADT just for hikers? The ADT has been developed principally as a hiking trail. However, every attempt has been made to include multi-use trails in the route. As a result, most of the ADT can be ridden on either a fat-tired bicycle or on horseback. There are some places where one or both are not allowed and trips should be planned to locate alternate routes for bikes and horses. Wher
Where is the ADT?