THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT’s NATIONAL  LANDSCAPE CONSERVATION SYSTEM: HIKING  OPPORTUNITIES
	One of the best ways to appreciate the unique resources of the newest system of public  lands in America is to go out and take a hike on one of the many units that comprise the  BLM's Conservation System. Not only does American Hiking work to protect these great  trails, we also provide resources so that you can explore the Conservation System’s  thousands of miles of hiking trails.

	The BLM’s Conservation System Manages 13 National Scenic and Historic Trails. With  more than 4,500 miles of great National Trails, it manages more trail mileage than  any other agency.
	National Scenic Trails managed by the BLM:  • Continental Divide National Scenic Trail  • Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail  • Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail
	National Historic Trails managed by the BLM:  • California National Historic Trail  • El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro National Historic Trail  • Iditarod National Historic Trail  • Juan Bautista d’Anza National Historic Trail  • Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail  • Mormon Heritage National Historic Trail  • Nez Perce National Historic Trail  • Old Spanish National Historic Trail  • Oregon National Historic Trail  • Pony Express National Historic Trail
	For more information about National Scenic and Historic Trails, see the Partnership for the  National Trails System.