Trails with a Use of hiking

Indian Creek Bike Trail

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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Raccoon River Trail

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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Table Mountain Loop Trail

Golden Colorado bike trail

Table Mountain Loop is a favorite among Denver, Golden & Boulder mountain bikers & hikers. It provides lots of fun climbs, a mixture of single track and dirt roads and wonderful views of the foothills and Front Range. When you get to the top, it’s almost like you’re in an urban oasis away from the …

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Louisville Loop Trail

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

Denver to Boulder 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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