Trails with a Trail Type of historical trail

Ammonoosuc Rail Trail

covered bridge leading to Ammonoosuc rail trail in new hampshire

If you have read any of my trail reviews, you know that I’m crazy about bike trails in general and rail-trails in particular. The Ammonoosuc rail trail was no exception, except it was one of the few trails where I had as much fun before I even hopped on my bike as I did on the …

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Western Maryland Rail Trail

bike rider on trail bridge

I envy the residents of Hancock, Maryland. They have one of the greatest loop rides in the United States right out their back door.But don’t fret; even if you don’t live in Hancock, you can still experience this wonderful bike trail with just a wee bit of advanced planning. If you are approaching the Western …

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Mineral Belt Loop Trail

It was a sunny Sunday afternoon, the day before Labor Day, and the temperatures were soaring into the 90s down in Denver, Colorado. That was the first wonderful surprise about the Mineral Belt Loop Trail up in Leadville, Colorado. It was still sunny, but the high on the trail that day was 70°. It was …

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Chief Ladiga Trail

Combined with Georgia’s Silver Comet Trail, bike riders will enjoy over 100 miles of continuous paved trail that spans two states. This is a wonderful southern trail and excellent not only for riding bikes but also for recumbents, tandems & stand-up vehicles. I’m not sure if electric bikes are allowed, so if you know, please …

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