9/11 Trail Linking Three Memorial Sites Continues To Expand

The video discusses David Brickley's initiative to create a 9/11 memorial trail connecting the three attack sites. The trail spans 1300 miles, with 51% off-road and 49% on-road. Challenges include connecting existing trails and working with various localities. Future goals include making the trail entirely off-road and obtaining a National Memorial designation. The trail aims to honor 9/11 heroes and educate future generations about the event's significance.

What was the primary purpose behind creating the September 11th National Memorial Trail?

• To honor the heroes of the 9/11 attacks

• To connect major cities in the US

• To promote tourism in the affected areas

• To create a new national park

How much of the September 11th National Memorial Trail is currently off-road?

• 100%

• 75%

• 51%

• 25%

What is one of the main challenges in developing the September 11th Trail?

• Opposition from local communities

• Insufficient funding

• Difficulty in connecting with existing trails

• Lack of public interest

What future goal does Brickley and his team have for the trail?

• To make it a biking-only trail

• To extend it to the West Coast

• To close it during winter

• To make it a National Memorial

What is the ultimate aim of the September 11th National Memorial Trail according to Brickley?

• To boost local economies

• To replace existing memorials

• To tell the story of 9/11 to future generations

• To create a new hiking challenge