Trail Ramblings: We Live In It, So Try To Enjoy It.
I had an interesting conversation with a young cyclist while out running errands by bike the other day. He was doing the same and was very interested in my pogies …
Trail Ramblings: The 2024 City Of Lincoln Trail Report, And More.
It was a big weekend for cycling centered activities in Lincoln. Being held simultaneously were the Great Plains Trails Network annual meeting, and the Bike Swap Meet & Hot Wheels …
Trail Ramblings: It’s Now Officially Open
The bridge formerly known as Danger is open and waiting for you to explore. This is from Lincoln Parks and Recreation’s Facebook page:“The upgrades make Wilderness Park more welcoming and …
Trail Ramblings: The Quad State Trail System
It’s time to dream of summer bike tours, and maybe even start planning routes. If you’ve been following the progress of the MoPac gap and it’s importance in the Great …
Trail Ramblings: Funding Secured For Bike Lanes.
The City of Lincoln recently announced that a large competitive “Investing In America” grant has been won from the U.S. Department of Transportation and the Biden-Harris Administration to build a …
Trail Ramblings: Are You An Advocate For Bicycling In Lincoln?
Here in our own corner of Nebraska, riding our wonderful trail system, it can be easy to forget about what riding in other places is like. That is, unless you’re …
Trail Ramblings: Why Ride Outside?
Yes, I know many of you think you’d never ride outside in the winter, but let me give you some reasons why it’s good for you and why some of …
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 …
Trail Ramblings: What’s Next?
“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 …
Trail Ramblings: Ice Bikes.
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 …