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I’m so used to signs on Coal Creek Trail saying, “Trail Closed,” that I usually just ignore them because the trail is just fine and not the least bit “closed.” But today, the trail really was closed due to flooding in the underpass where the trail & Coal Creek go under Hwy. 42. I’m glad …
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Permanent link to this article: https://trailsnet.com/2010/05/01/trail-flooded/
Check out our new trail poll over in the right column. We’re trying to find out your favorite southern trail. It’ll be a tough one, because they’re all great. But get off the fence and vote. If you need more information about each of the trails, go to the following web pages to get details …
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Permanent link to this article: https://trailsnet.com/2010/04/30/new-poll/
To promote and encourage bicycling as an energy efficient, non-polluting, healthy, and enjoyable transportation alternative within the City and County of Denver. This is the Mission Statement for BikeDenver.org. With a bicycling governor & mayor, Colorado in general and Denver specifically are at the forefront of promoting bicycling as both a commuting and recreational option. …
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What’s up with all the trails that lead to breweries? Seriously. Let’s take a look some of them: The Clear Creek Trail that runs from Denver, CO to Golden, CO also leads to the Coors Brewery in Golden. Talk about your pot of gold at the end of the trail. The Tammany Trace Bike Trail …
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If you’re visiting Walt Disney World or one of the other great tourist attractions near Orlando, Florida, have I got the bike trail for you.The West Orange Trail is a 22 mile, mostly paved trail in Orange County, Florida. It has a nice mix of urban/suburban/rural scenery and is quite convenient for those visiting Florida’s theme parks. …
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Permanent link to this article: https://trailsnet.com/2010/04/27/west-orange-trail-in-florida/
Queretaro City & Sierra Gorda are towns in Mexico with “car free centers” which is almost a good as a carmel filled center.I love finding car free places where pedestrians & bicylists rule the road. It’s safer, healthier, & calmer. Okay, I’ve recommended a couple car-free zones; now it’s your turn. If you know of …
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Permanent link to this article: https://trailsnet.com/2010/04/26/car-free-in-mexico/
