The September 11th National Memorial Trail is a multi-use route linking the nation's three 9/11 commemorative sites at the World Trade Center, Pentagon, and the Flight 93 Memorial while celebrating freedom, resilience, and history throughout the communities along its 1,300 miles. |
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News from the trail
Deborah Borza honored with Golden Spike Award
“Debbie Borza has been an invaluable board member since the early days of the September 11th National Memorial Trail Alliance,” says 9/11 Trail founder David Brickley, who awarded Borza with the annual Golden Spike Award in honor of her outstanding service to the 9/11 Trail at the Alliance’s annual meeting in May 2020.
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2nd annual bike ride to Flight 93 site goes virtual
For 2020, in response to safety concerns posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, our second annual 24-mile bike ride through the beautiful Laurel Highlands region, including a loop through the grounds of the Flight 93 National Memorial, will become a virtual ride. The event raises funds to continue developing the 9/11 Trails.
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9/11 Trail Challenge: Walk, run, bike 1,300 miles
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to cancel events and travel plans, we've launched a challenge to encourage walkers, runners, and cyclists to tour the 9/11 Trail virtually while staying close to home. Register to receive encouraging messages and commemorative swag as you reach each of the three memorials on the route.
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