Trail Ramblings: The Rock Island Trail
Last week I focused on where the Rock Island Trail may eventually go after the completion of the trail and refurbished bridge over Salt Creek in Wilderness Park- the bridge …
Last week I focused on where the Rock Island Trail may eventually go after the completion of the trail and refurbished bridge over Salt Creek in Wilderness Park- the bridge …
“Danger Bridge,” which crosses Salt Creek in Wilderness Park is soooo close to being finished, I know some of you have not been able to wait. It looks like we’re …
I’ve posted this link more than once over the years, but it’s the most comprehensive explanation of how to bike on ice and snow that I’ve ever come across. I …
First, Derek’s post from last winter: Navigating the Frosty Trails with Ease: As winter blankets Lincoln, NE in a shimmering fresh coat of snow, our love for biking doesn’t have …
Every year I find myself writing again about how to stay comfortable riding in cold weather, but first you may ask, why do it? Isn’t it the off season? While …
For the past two weeks Trail Ramblings has been on the road getting to know a little about the cycling scene in… Cuba. In only two weeks I could barely …
If you’ve ridden downtown in the last couple of days you may have noticed changes happening on P and Q streets. Paint has appeared marking bike lanes from 17th to …
After many months of meetings and studies, the MoPac East Connector Trail Study Group has recommended alignment D. The alignment every cyclist I talked to wanted, if we couldn’t have …
As a regular visitor to Wilderness Park, I’ve been eagerly keeping an eye on the many projects currently underway. With several nearing completion, I thought it would be a great …
Also- If you didn’t catch the news coverage about the ribbon cutting last week for the new location of the Bike Kitchen at 308 S. 21st. St., catch it here. …