Enjoy beautiful Nebraska scenery including majestic buttes, abundant prairie flora and a bridge over the Niobrara River near its source. Pets are allowed on this trail, but they must be leashed at all times. The 2.7 mile trail is located at 4,400 feet above sea level and has a gradual uphill slope from the parking …
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Colorado Front Range Bike Trail The Colorado Coal Creek Anthem Trail can be started in Louisville, CO on the Coal Creek Trail. It follows the creek through Lafayette and ends up in Erie, CO. For this particular ride, it branches off to the east and ends up in the Anthem housing development in Broomfield. There …
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The trail is a mixture of different surfaces – sealed and unsealed – and, once you have completed the initial climb to the ridge-line, the track then undulates. As you can see in my attached links, the 39km track is next-to-improbable to complete in one day, unless you attempt it about the longest day …
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Bicycle Touring Trail This is one of America’s best trails for scenery, history, bike touring and hiking. At 238 miles, it makes a great touring trail and is especially popular with bicycle clubs, touring groups and active travel tour companies. It is unclear exactly which Personal Transportation Vehicles (PTVs) are allowed or encouraged on the …
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Passing through two states and four communities, this trail combines the solitude of a rural path with the accessibility of an urban trail. Although the Indian Creek Trail is most popular with bicyclists, it also gets a lot of use by trail runners, walkers and occasionally other Personal Transportation Vehicles (PTVs) such as recumbents, tandem …
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What’s not to like about the scenery? But even if you don’t like it, wait a few minutes because it’ll change. The route includes suburban, rural, wooded, prairies and farmland. If you enjoy visiting small, friendly communities, you’ll love the Raccoon River Valley Trail (full name). Like so many great trails, it was once a …
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