The bill asks a special person in charge of taking care of national trails to look into whether a long path through the woods in Georgia, Tennessee, and North Carolina named the Benton MacKaye Trail should be marked as a special, beautiful path for people to walk on. They need to see if it's possible and if it would help nearby towns, and they have one year to figure it out.

H.R. 8403 is about asking a special helper to see if a long hiking path, called the Benton MacKaye Trail, could become a fancy national trail, which means it might help bring more visitors and fun to the areas it goes through. The trail is big and beautiful, winding through forests and mountains in three states, but it takes work and money to keep it nice for everyone.

The bill is about checking if a long walking path called the Benton MacKaye Trail, which goes through the woods in a few states, should get a special recognition to keep it beautiful and easy to enjoy. The Secretary of Agriculture has to study this idea and see how it might help the places nearby.

S. 4352 is about asking the Secretary of Agriculture to check if a long hiking trail called the Benton MacKaye Trail can be called a "national scenic trail," which means it would be recognized as super special and nice to hike. The trail goes through three states, and they want to know if it helps people and nearby towns before deciding.