This trail is a conglomeration of numerous Louisville trails including the gorgeous Coal Creek Trail. Not only is the trail scenic, it is also very safe except for the eastern crossing of South Boulder Road. This trail is suitable for nearly all personal transportation vehicles, but road bikers may not like the gravel trail portions. …
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Boulder to Denver Bikeway
The Boulder to Denver Bikeway, also known as the US 36 Bikeway, is a dedicated, paved bike path that connects the cities of Boulder and Denver in the state of Colorado, USA. The bikeway is approximately 18 miles (29 kilometers) long and follows the US 36 corridor, a major highway that connects the two cities. …
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River to Sea Bikeway
Follow the old historic trolley route from inland to the beach. This is a nice path for bicyclists to enjoy the scenery of North Carolina.
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Iron Horse Trail
The Iron Horse Trail was the old rail owned by Southern Pacific. This line of track was constructed in 1891 and abandoned in 1977. Managed by the largest parks district in the country, East Bay Regional Parks District, the Iron Horse meanders through uninterrupted miles of multi-use trail that in most areas, is suitable for …
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Portage Trail
Home > Departments > Parks & Recreation > Portage Bikeway Portage Bikeway Portage has an extensive bikeway system to enjoy nature, connect citizens to retail and cultural resources, and to connect neighbors to each other and their neighborhoods. The Portage Bikeway System was implemented in 1989 and has grown to exceed 55 miles. Portage bikeways …
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Washington & Old Dominion Trail (W&OD Trail)
I have trikked from Leesburg to Rt 66 in 5/10 mile segments. I enjoy starting in Vienna and riding to Falls Church, with a few big hills. But a daily ride would be in the Ashburn area. You can jump on in Leesburg, Ashburn or Sterling. The trail is relatively flat and not so crowded …
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