U.S. Civil Rights Trail Travel Guide
Throughout the 1950s and '60s, faith leaders, activists and everyday people took extraordinary measures to secure equality, voting rights and respect for African Americans. Today, the U.S. Civil Rights Trail honors their commitment and sacrifice. Check out these articles from the 2025 U.S. Civil Rights Trail Travel Guide to discover them for yourself.
Halls of Honor: Civil Rights Museums
Civil Rights museums preserve the stories of those who fought for freedom. They honor sacrifices and inspire the ongoing fight for equality.
Everyday Heroes of the Civil Rights Movement
Not every hero becomes a household name, and that’s especially true of those who changed history during the Civil Rights Movement.
In the Footsteps of Civil Rights History
Civl rights were won through sacrifice and protest. Today, historic sites along the Civil Rights Trail honor that fight for freedom and equality.
People Behind The Places
These civil rights activists preserve history through education and community work. Their efforts keep Black history and the movement alive.
Sacred Spaces of the Civil Rights Movement
Powerful hymns, uplifting sermons and churches that served as hubs for organizers — faith was often found at the very center of the Civil Rights Movement.
New Sites Along the U.S. Civil Rights Trail in 2026
New Civil Rights Trail sites advance the mission in 2026.
2025 U.S. Civil Rights Trail Travel Guide
Civil Rights Art Conquers Ignorance
Here are five U.S. Civil Rights Trail sites with artwork that will engage and educate viewers of all ages.
Immerse Your Travelers in the Civil Rights Movement
Here are five outstanding visitor experiences along the U.S. Civil Rights Trail.
Contemporary Voices of the Civil Rights Movement
Everyday Americans recount the tragedy and triumph of the Civil Rights Movement.
Iconic Items of the Civil Rights Movement
Ordinary objects show the significance of the movement at museums and historic sites along the U.S. Civil Rights Trail.
U.S. Civil Rights Trail Builds a Growing Legacy
The U.S. Civil Rights Trail tells a story that’s still unfolding. These new sites are welcoming travelers.
Mark Your Calendars for These Civil Rights Events
If you plan to tour the U.S. CIvil Rights Trail with your group this year, be sure to mark these dates on your calendar.
2024 U.S. Civil Rights Trail Travel Guide
As the World Watches
The U.S. Civil Right Trail draws interest from across the globe.
Education Overcomes Ignorance During the Civil Rights Movement
The Carolinas raised students who refused to submit.
From the Civil War to Civil Rights
The Virginias and D.C. commemorate the struggle for equality.
Civil Rights Justice Becomes the Law
The I-10 Corridor marks where students and defendants fought and won.
Memorials of the Civil Rights Movement
The Southeast memorializes its marches and martyrs.
The Civil Rights Movement in the Midwest
The Midwest’s courts demanded desegregation.
The Roots of the Civil Rights Movement
The Mid-South honors the loss of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Emmett Till.
Local Highlights Along the Civil Rights Trail
Check out these local stops as you explore the U.S. Civil Rights Trail.
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