Bartram National Recreation Trail

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Bartram National Recreation Trail is a long-distance hiking trail in Alabama that follows portions of naturalist William Bartram’s 18th-century exploration route through the Southeast’s forests and waterways.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hiking trail
long-distance trail
recreation trail
country United States
eponym William Bartram
follows William Bartram’s 18th-century exploration route
hasDesignation National Recreation Trail
locatedIn Alabama
locatedInRegion Southeastern United States
namedAfter William Bartram
namedForOccupationOfEponym naturalist
partOf Bartram Trail system
terrainType forests
waterways
usedFor hiking

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Tuskegee National Forest hasTrail Bartram National Recreation Trail
Nantahala National Forest containsTrail Bartram Trail
linked to: Bartram National Recreation Trail
Nantahala Mountains traversedBy Bartram Trail
linked to: Bartram National Recreation Trail
Bartram National Recreation Trail partOf Bartram Trail system
linked to: Bartram National Recreation Trail
Rabun Bald hasTrail Bartram Trail
linked to: Bartram National Recreation Trail