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Our route will follow the ADT through Delaware, Maryland, Washington D.C., West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Nevada and California......(the Northern Route goes through Iowa and Nebraska) |
The fourth state we hike, the Buckeye State, was the 17th state to join the union. The name Ohio originated from the Iroquois Indians. Their meaning, 'good river', still accurately describes the states southern border...To learn more about the States of Ohio and Kentucky simply click on the highlighted links throughout this article.
Colorado is the 10th state along our hike, and the 38th state admitted to the union in 1876. Colorado is well known as the home of the highest points of the Rocky Mountains. Colorado was named after the Spanish word "Colorado", meaning reddish colored. It is believed to refer to the red sandstone formations of the Colorado River.....To learn more about the State of Colorado click on the links throughout this article.
Utah's admission to the union was January 4, 1896 as the 45th state. Utah is the 11th state we will hike through. The state is famous for its natural scenery and a major tourist destination for its ski resorts and national parks.....To learn more about the State of Utah simply click on the highlighted links throughout this article.
Nevada was the 36th state to enter the union and the 12th hiking state on our ADT hike. Nevada's nickname is "The Silver State", and the state motto is "All for Our Country". Nevada is the driest state in the country and known for its rugged, snow capped mountains and sandy deserts....To learn more about the State of Nevada simply click on the highlighted links throughout this article.
California was the 31st state added to the union and the 13th and final state along our hike. California is the most physically diverse and most populous state in the United States. Due to the presence of a number of fault lines, California is famous for earthquakes.....To learn more about the State of Utah simply click on the highlighted links throughout this article.











