Trail Ramblings: The Latest On The MoPac Gap.
As you may recall, the MoPac trail is part of the Great American Rail Trail, which stretches from coast to coast. The MoPac gap from the Platte River Bridge (re-opened …
Trail Ramblings: The Wind, Our Constant Riding Companion.
It seems to me that the last few years have been windier than normal. 2023 was the second windiest year since the National Weather Service started keeping track in 1960, supplanting 2022, …
Trail Ramblings: Tomorrow’s Bike Kitchen, A Guest Post By Ingrid Kirst
Cycling is a vital part of a healthy, equitable and sustainable community. Since 2012, the Lincoln Bike Kitchen has empowered people in our local community by providing refurbished bikes for …
Trail Ramblings: Good Things Are Ahead On The Trails.
If you haven’t seen it yet, check out the 2023 Annual Trail Report For The City Of Lincoln. There’s a lot to take in here, so read it to find …
Trail Ramblings: Yun Saksena On Sharing the Trails – Etiquette
Read what our board president has to say on the matter. Did you know we have 4134 miles worth of trails around Lincoln? Over 92 miles of these arein Lincoln …
Trail Ramblings: Looking Towards Spring Rides.
It was great to see so many commuters out today, it’s interesting to see how people dress for the below freezing start to a day ending in shirt-sleeves. The weather …
Trail Ramblings: Guest Post-Andy Pedley
In the ever-evolving landscape of retail, the winds of change are sweeping through the world of bicycle shops. While brick and mortar establishments may be facing new challenges, silver linings …
Trail Ramblings: Eyes On The Trails.
We appreciate you riders out there who have posted trail condition updates to our FaceBook page. With conditions often changing daily, it’s important to know what to expect to be …
Trail Ramblings: One More Trail Funded.
You may have noticed the Lincoln Journal Star article today about the latest addition of our trail system to be funded. The Fletcher Landmark Trail, approved last week by the …
Trail Ramblings, Revisited: The MoPac Trail From Rail To Limestone.
This week I’m revisiting the following post from several years ago. The following is from the Rails-To-Trails Conservancy website: “In 1989, the citizens of Lincoln voted 3-to-1 in favor of …